1) Shell out for an Alice in Wonderland-themed Mad Hatters Easter Afternoon Tea at the Sanderson Hotel. (Fri-Mon, morganshotelgroup.com) <\/p>\n
2) Paint the town or yourself neon at the Neon Naked Creative Life Drawing Class, at the Duke of Wellington in Dalson on Monday. (thedukeofwellington.london) <\/p>\n
3) Switch off your phone and go off grid: proper playtime means no distractions. <\/p>\n
4) The four-day Homerton International Festival of Beer & Bar Snacks swings into town this bank holiday. (theadamandevew1.co.uk) <\/p>\n
5) Get your five-a-day, every day, from Hackney Downs Vegan Market on Saturday at Hackney Downs Studios. (fatgayvegan.com) <\/p>\n
6) Join an eggs-rated scavenger hunt on Saturday hosted by the London sex shop Sh!. (sh-womensstore.com) <\/p>\n
7) Everyone else is out of the capital: hit Skyscanner and book a danger trip. (skyscanner.net) <\/p>\n
8) Take a dip in a lido (you might need a wetsuit). <\/p>\n
9) DJ Yoda brings his mixtape of the Stranger Things soundtrack to the Prince of Wales in Brixton on Saturday. (pow-london.com) <\/p>\n
10) Legendary LGBT pub The Joiners Arms rises again this Easter, at Hoxton Square on Friday. (zigridvonunderbelly.com) <\/p>\n
11) All Star Lanes is serving up chicken mousse Scotch eggsto supplement your skittling all weekend. (allstarlanes.co.uk) <\/p>\n
12) Talli Joewill be showcasing regional Indian egg dishes on small, sharing plates for two weeks starting on Easter Sunday. (tallijoe.com) <\/p>\n
13) Resurrection specialist Doctor Who returns to BBC on Saturday. <\/p>\n
14) Celebrate Beatrix Potter with a visit to the Beatrix Potter exhibition at the V&A. (vam.ac.uk) <\/p>\n
15) Feast your eyes on this Sophie Anderson Camille leather-trimmed wicker tote. (195, net-a-porter.com) <\/p>\n
16) Caf Murano is serving an Easter feast from Good Friday until Monday. (cafemurano.co.uk) <\/p>\n
17) Queer British Art is a must-see at Tate Britain. (tate.org.uk) <\/p>\n
18) Take your Easter egg hunt to the new vintage and antiques market, the Vintage Vauxhall Antiques Market. (vintageand antiques.co.uk) <\/p>\n
19) Visit the pop-up Japanese garden in Broadgate Plaza. (broadgate.co.uk) <\/p>\n
20) Get high on chocolate, with a Hotel Chocolat tasting experience on the London Eye. (londoneye.com) <\/p>\n
21) Newly opened eatery Llewelyns in Herne Hill is a must-visit.(llewelyns-restaurant.co.uk) <\/p>\n
22) Snuggle up in St Marys, where Backyard Cinema will host a candle-lit screening of Romeo + Juliet. (backyardcinema.co.uk) <\/p>\n
23) Sink the Pink hosts its annual sweaty drag rave. (sinkthepink.co.uk) <\/p>\n
24) Bubbledogs is hiding champagne bottles in Soho and Fitzrovia this weekend. Find one and you can swap it for a free hotdog. (bubbledogs.co.uk) <\/p>\n
25) Blanchette is celebrating with sharing plates of roast lamb rump with minted Jersey Royals. (blanchettelondon.co.uk) <\/p>\n
26) Drop by Merchants Tavern and get a half-price breakfast then off to the caviar trolley at 45 Jermyn Street with the money youve saved. (merchants tavern.co.uk; 45jermynst.co.uk) <\/p>\n
27) Bread Aheads limited-edition Easter special is Hot Cross Bun Doughnuts. (breadahead.com) <\/p>\n
28) With everyone out of town, beat the queues at Padella (open all weekend. (padella.co) <\/p>\n
29) Enjoy a spritzer in the sunshine on the Grain Store terrace and one of their new ice-cream sundaes. (grainstore.com) <\/p>\n
30) Time on your hands? Squeeze in a marathon session at the National Theatre to see Angels in America. (nationaltheatre.org.uk) <\/p>\n
31) Begin celebrating your Easter holiday with a seven-hour marathon set from legendary DJ Joey Negro. (ovalspace.co.uk) <\/p>\n
32) Pop and lock it at the Lock Tavern Festival, the Camden Town music spots annual four-day festival.(lock-tavern.com) <\/p>\n
33) Mellow out with an evening of intimate live performances echoing around many of Londons churches, each day between 3pm and 6.45pm. <\/p>\n
34) Dalston Superstores Sunday Disco Brunch is the perfect antidote to a late night. (dalstonsuperstore.com) <\/p>\n
35) Give your bank holiday some flower power with Bloom & Wilds Easter Posies. (bloomandwild.com) <\/p>\n
36) Rosencrantz & Guildernstern are Dead. Or are they? Daniel Radcliffe stars in Tom Stoppards play. (oldvictheatre.com) <\/p>\n
37) Slip on your dancing sneakers and head east for Sidexside, a line-up of DJs playing side-by-side at Tobacco Dock. (residentadviser.net) <\/p>\n
38) Knickerbockers drag-packed night in Hackney Wick promises alt-pop earlier on with darker cuts later. (theyardtheatre.co.uk) <\/p>\n
39) Party animals can rejuvenate with a menu of food, fizz and fun at the The Cocktail Trading Companys saucy Come Down With Me. (thecocktailtradingco.co.uk) <\/p>\n
40) For Nineties nuts, Primark launches a My Little Pony range complete with its own Snapchat filter. (primark.com) <\/p>\n
41) Track down the work of Dom Pattinson, who has hidden 42,000 worth of paintings across the city. (zebraonegallery.com) <\/p>\n
42) Visit the Barbicans Japanese House, a full-size re-creation of the Moriyama House. (barbican.org.uk) <\/p>\n
43) Westfield invites shoppers to the Revamp Camp, where you can upcycle your wardrobe. (uk.westfield.com) <\/p>\n
44) The Moth Club hosts When Doves Cry, a night dedicated to the music of Prince. (mothclub.co.uk) <\/p>\n
45) Unleash your inner Indiana Jones at the British Museum for a treasure hunt. (britishmuseum.org) <\/p>\n
46) Damian Lewis stars in The Goat, Or Who is Sylvia?(trh.co.uk) <\/p>\n
47) Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan hone their Michael Caine impressions in The Trip to Spain. (sky.com) <\/p>\n
48) Enter the world of the jellyfish at the London Aquariums Ocean Invaders exhibition. (visitsealife.com) <\/p>\n
50) Head down the rabbit hole as Alices Adventures Underground returns to Waterloos the Vaults. (thevaults.london) <\/p>\n
51) On Saturday, Phonox is kick-starting resident DJ Haais new party series, Coconut Beats. (phonox.co.uk) <\/p>\n
53) Sink your teeth into Easter bread from bakery Paul: the signature Pain Carrottes Noisettes is perfect for brunch. (paul-uk.com) <\/p>\n
54) Reggae legends The Pioneers head up the London International Ska Festival. (Thursday to Monday, londinternationalskafestival.co.uk) <\/p>\n
55) The Duke of York Square Fine Food Market is transforming into an Easter Sunday Chocolate Market. (dukeofyorksquare.com) <\/p>\n
56) Performance troupe The Crazy Coqs are performing at Brasserie Zdel, from Friday to Monday. (brasseriezedel.com) <\/p>\n
57) Berber & Q is serving up a Mangal breakfast to share on Good Friday top things off with fiery biber salcasi ketchup. (berberandq.com) <\/p>\n
58) You Me at Six is bringing it back for the fans at Alexandra Palace on Saturday. (alexandrapalace.com) <\/p>\n
59) Smoking Goats Easter feast is available all weekend: on the menu its spider crab, fresh coconut curry and Laab spiced point-end brisket. (smokinggoatsoho.com) <\/p>\n
60) Tapas joint Brindisa is hiding20 red envelopes around Borough Market winners scoop a gin and tonic, cava or charcuterie. (brindisakitchens.com) <\/p>\n
61) Jacks back: the Prince Charles Cinema is screening tear-jerker Titanic on Sunday. (princecharlescinema.com) <\/p>\n
62) Its World Malbec Day on Monday! Any excuse... <\/p>\n
63) Bust into the bank holiday at the Bussey Building in Peckham: Horse Meat Disco is playing on Friday. (clfartcafe.org) <\/p>\n
64) Its a Spice World themed club night at Infernos on Sunday: costumes encouraged. (infernos.co.uk) <\/p>\n
65) On Sunday, Chelsea Physic Garden is putting on an Easter Egg trail. (chelseaphysicgarden.co.uk) <\/p>\n
66) A must (or mast) see Greenwichs Tall Ships Festival returns Fri-Mon. Rivington Greenwich and Plymouth Gin have created cocktails to toast the event. (royalgreenwich.org.uk) <\/p>\n
67) Have a lie-in. Youve earned one. <\/p>\n
68) Sink bottomless jugs of sangria made with house-made lemonade and a blend of spices and fresh fruit at Balls & Companys Sangria Saturday. (ballsandcompany.london) <\/p>\n
69) The Magic Roundabout has opened above Old Street station, and DJs, dancers and sketch artists are making it their home for the weekend. (magicroundabout.co) <\/p>\n
70) On Saturday, Rich Mix Cinema is hosting its regular short-film evening, on the theme of new beginnings. (richmix.org.uk) <\/p>\n
71) Keep things short: Review Bookshop in Peckham is holding a book launch for Gordon Gordons Modern Haiku Collection. (reviewbookshop.org.uk) <\/p>\n
72) The 40-piece Street Orchestra of London is collaborating with DJs at the Hackney Showroom on Saturday. (hackneyshowroom.com) <\/p>\n
73) Rotherhithe is the hub of Londons Nordic community,so celebrate Easter Sunday Norwegian-style with a guidedtour and an authenticNorwegian buffet lunch. (scandimarket.co.uk) <\/p>\n
74) Catch the Royal Academys Revolution: Russian Art before it closes. (royalacademy.org.uk) <\/p>\n
75) Composer Emma Jean-Thackray joins the groove-based collective at Amersham Armss Rain Today on Friday. (theamershamarms.co.uk) <\/p>\n
76) Salute George Michael at the Old Queens Head Club Tropicana. (oldqueenshead.com) <\/p>\n
77) Chocolate is waiting for you at the finishing line of the London Easter 10K in Regents Park on Monday. (nice-work.org.uk) <\/p>\n
78) Gilles Peterson protg Aaron L joins the line-up at Turfs 5th birthday at Kamio in Shoreditch on Saturday celebrate the 6am late licence. (iamkam.io) <\/p>\n
79) Planet Funk unleashes a Bruno Mars themed night at The Grand on Saturday: theres an award for the best tribute act. (claphamgrand.com) <\/p>\n
80) Enjoy a spangly cocktail at new Dalston venture Untitled, including the egg-cellent Prairie Oyster: clarified tomato juice andbottle-aged Negroni. (twitter.com\/untitled_bar) <\/p>\n
81) Binge on Locked Up on Walter Presents, a Spanish prison drama that will take the UK by storm... <\/p>\n
82) ... or plump for the return of Better Call Saul, which is back for a third season. (netflix.com) <\/p>\n
83) Take yourself on your own Easter Pub Crawl. Hunt pints, not eggs, and drink twice if anyone says bunny. <\/p>\n
84) Single and looking to mingle? Kensington Roof Gardens is throwing a lonelyhearts egg hunt on Friday. Come for the chocolate, leave with The One. (virginlimitededition.com) <\/p>\n
85) Buy a be woke sweatshirt from H&Ms Scandi offshoot Monki to ring in the new season of activism. (monki.com) <\/p>\n
86) Heeeeeeres Jack Nicholson: Hackney Picture House kicks off a season dedicated to the Hollywood icon with Easy Rider on Sunday. (picturehouses.com) <\/p>\n
87) In Men & Girls dance company Fevered Place celebrates the relationship between adults and children, Thurs to Sat. (feveredsleep.co.uk) <\/p>\n
88) On Saturday at the Southbank Centre the Hong Kong Dance Company will retell the Legend of Mulan. (southbankcentre.co.uk) <\/p>\n
89) In the mood for street food? Head to Hawker House or Dinerama and fill your plate. (streetfeast.com) <\/p>\n
90) Peckhams arcade den Four Quarters celebrates the weekend with its Wax On Wax Off Easter Spesh this evening. (facebook.com\/fourquartersbar) <\/p>\n
91) Tuck into a 400 Rabbits pizza because theyre delicious, its Easter and no actual bunnies were harmed in the process. (400rabbits.co.uk) <\/p>\n
92) Charcoal kebab kitchen BaBa Boom in Battersea does a power hour on weekends: you, one alarm clock and as much as you can drink. (bababoom.london) <\/p>\n
93) Crystal Maze London has hidden five crystal Easter eggs around iconic landmarks in Angel, Islington. (the-crystal-maze.com) <\/p>\n
94) Easter wouldnt be Easter without, er, a chocolate body wrapat the Montcalm. Lather up. (montcalm.co.uk) <\/p>\n
95) Tuck into an ostrich egg at Florentine in South Bank. Bring your mates its big enough to feed six people. (florentinerestaurant.co.uk) <\/p>\n
96) Theres puppet-making, face- painting and Alice in Wonderland storytelling at the Horniman Easter Fair on Saturday and Sunday. (horniman.ac.uk) <\/p>\n
97) The Wardrobe Ensembles immersive adventure, Eloise and the Magic Whisk, is at Greenwhich Theatre on Thursday and Friday. Punchdrunk meets Bake Off. (thewardrobeensemble.com) <\/p>\n
98) On Friday, Caf Oto in Dalston is screening Nothing Here Is Perfect,an experimental documentary about improvised music. (cafeoto.co.uk) <\/p>\n
99) Abba fans: make the pilgrimage to Tufnell Park as clubnight Gimme, Gimme, Gimme returns on Saturday. (dometuffnellpark.co.uk) <\/p>\n
100) Jam-makers Rubies in the Rubble are organising a RealEgg Hunt around their favourite brunch spots. (rubiesintherubble.com) <\/p>\n
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