Radio Clit Pre-Carnival Party
They've played not one, but TWO Urban Junkies parties, and tonight's shindig has the words 'carnival' AND 'riot' in them - need we go on? Oh alright then. Touted as ghettopop, bongo dance and a tropical world clash showdown, tonight's event showcases the duo's boundary breaking credentials thrown together with an infinite knowledge of what a good mix should be about: a sense of rhythm, of climax, and of shamanic trance.

Urban Outfitters + The Impossible Project
Sure, we appreciate the photo-shoppability of digital images (goodbye blemish, hello perfect me) but they kinda nixed the 'in-the-moment shot' in the bud. So whilst Polaroid are fixing to enter the 21st century, The Impossible Project are on a mission to restart and reinvent instant film photography, having salvaged the last cameras and films from Polaroid's Dutch factory. Grab one at Urban Outfitters tonight and be a part of history, plus there's live music from The Voluntary Butler Scheme and drinks by Southern Comfort.

Vice presents Warehouse Party
Vice. Warehouse. Shoreditch. Need to hear any more? Oh, you do? Well how's this: Village Underground. Live sets from The Bronx, Crystal Fighters and Pulled Apart By Horses. DJ sets from The Big Pink and CSS's Lovefoxxx, plus more of the usual suspects including Lovvers, No Pain In Pop, Sexbeat, This Is Music and various Vice residents. If you made it to the May Bank Holiday party, then you know what to expect. Mess. Glorious, glorious mess.

Collision
Returning for their fourth year of artistic amalgamation, the folks over at Collision have decided to play it a little different this time around, trading their usual open submission for some experimental creative matchmaking and social collaboration. Having piled a hand-picked selection of contemporary artists into a room and paired them off to get working, you're invited to join them for what looks set to be a unique, one-off night of unique, one-off art by unique, one-off artistic collaborations. Which is a lot of unique and one-off…

Yours to Taste
For those who can't help but demand a taste of everyone else's dinner, this meander down Regent's Canal should be the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon, as 15 eateries offer up a selection of tasters along the way. Expect meze at Solche, French fancies from La Vie en Rose, and more from the likes of The Pavillion Café, gastro- pub The Crown, and the Thai Room. You'll even be serenaded along the way by the barge-board River Rat Pack. No tomato throwing now.

Cricket in the Park
Why, you are probably asking, are UJ recommending I spend my Sunday with the most snooze-worthy sport on the planet, hmm? Well, we reckon if you're going to be sleeping something off anyway, you might as well bring along a hamper and do it in the park, on a blanket, with a bucket of strawberries and champagne while the Ashes play live on a big screen and the more energetic take part in some 4 & 6 games. Plus if you come in Fancy Dress, you could even walk home with a trophy — howwwwwzat?