The London pop-up, it sure is a thing of beauty. From a myriad of spaces transformed into unique bars and creative cocktail caverns, to pop up restaurants that hark of new dishes and set designs that could take you to a world completely different from our own; every day, there's a new pop-up event attempting to push the boundaries.
For more ideas? Why not check out our guide to pop-up bars and pop-up restaurants in London.
Last updated on 24th March 2020
@ OXO2 on Saturday 29th August 2020 and 2 other dates
Popping up in Hackney for 2 days this May, the London Margarita Rumble is the ultimate destination for cocktail lovers. Make your way to London Fields where you'll find over 15 bespoke margaritas - flowing for 2 hours - alongside food from James Cochran.
@ Secret London Location on Saturday 11th July 2020 and 11 other Saturdays
The Greatest Brunch is a unique pop-up brunch event in a hidden London location, promising a plethora of performances from unusual humans of several different peculiarities. Expect 5 hours of musical theatre hits, with immersive characters, unlimited bubbles and more.
@ Moonshine Saloon on Various dates from Friday 10th July 2020
Howdy partner- have you got what it takes to survive in the Wild West? There's only one way to find out at this immersive secret pop-up which will knock you up moonshine cocktails and keep you on your toes with games of dice.
Roll back the clock at the 90s Brunch, undoubtedly one of London's quirkiest pop-up events. Armed with great tasting, home-cooked food, the team behind this brunch session are maestros when it comes to creating a party vibe. From lip sync battles to huge DJ sets, you'll hear all your favourite 90s tracks at this fun London day event.
The Luna Cinema is hosting a season of outdoor film screenings at gorgeous venues across London. Take your pick between old-school classics such as Singin' In The Rain and Pretty Woman, or something more modern, including Judy and Joker, and head over to an iconic city spot for an unforgettable night.
Nestled next to Spitalfield you'll find Crispin, a dinky all-day restaurant dishing up low intervention wines and modern cuisine from a regularly-changing roster of guest chefs. But it's not just the food that'll leave you impressed - the building itself is an architectural wonder, made from glass and zinc and taking the form of an asymmetric pavillion.
@ Basing House on Fri, 4th Sep 2020 @ 22:00 - 4:00
Popping up in Shoreditch for one night only this April, the Doomsday Cult Rave is back and bigger than ever. Heading to Basing House armed with a soundtrack of UK bass, breaks and electro swing, it's all about medieval decor, immersive performances and more.
