We've got every type of party going on this weekend: in the morning, in the evening, at a market, on a rooftop, in NY… and if you're heading to the white isle, make sure you check out the new Ibiza 123 Festival for a rock/electronica mash up. If NY is more your scene, get into the Yankee spirit with our 4th of July pick, then head to the Hamptons for sushi and Shark Attack sounds. Plus a few old favourites thrown into the mix (Frank's, StockMKT, Love Brunch). Oh and llamas, we love the llamas. This Weekend’s Picks • FRI The Boy With Tape On His Face • SAT Love Brunch • SUN Paradise Garden Festival INTERNATIONAL SHARK ATTACK AND NOBU HAMPTONS If you're New York bound and need a little respite, pack your chinos and head to Montauk for the 10th annual Shark Attack Sounds with UJ faves Zen Freeman and Carl Kennedy (check out their exclusive mix to get you in the mood). And while you're there, make a stop in Southampton to dine alfresco at the Nobu pop up at the Capri. Shark Attack, Rick's Crabby Cowboy Cafe, 455 East Lake Drive, Montauk, NY July 6, 8pm, tickets $20 on the door Nobu at the Capri, 281 County Road, 39A, Southampton, NY REMINDER UJ x Belvedere Brunch If Love Brunch on Saturday isn't enough brunch action for you, check out the UJ x Belvedere Brunch Guide for our top picks, recipes, interviews and chilled out DJ mixes. And don't forget to rsvp to the launch at Le Caprice for a sneak peak of the new Saturday brunch menu. Click here to check out the UJ x Belvedere Bloody Mary Brunch Guide To join us email belvebrunch@urbanjunkies.com by June 29 to rsvp We will contact you if you are successful. Places are for you + 1 FRIDAY THEATRE: THE BOY WITH TAPE ON HIS FACE EAT: The StockMKT The cow themed festival is back on the Southbank. Our pick is slapstick virtuoso Sam Wills (aka The Boy With Tape On His Face). A comedy act with a difference, expect sound effects, pop music, audience participation (eek!)... anything except your usual stand-up spiel. Wordless fun. StockMKT is back in Bermondsey. If you haven't already done the restaurant crawl along Bermondsey Street or wandered the market, now's the time to venture out of zone 1. Get your street food fill (Mother Flipper, Pizza Pilgrims), browse the stalls, listen to live jazz, then party to the sounds of Culture Cuts Collective. 9pm £15.50 Jubilee Gardens, SE1 8XX 5.30pm–10pm Free Bermondsey Square, SE1 3UN MIXTAPE Almost this time next week (July 8 to be exact), UJ will be running the Nike 10K . If you're joining us, and need a last push, try Jeffrey's anthem mix. Turn it up and play it loud. See you on the track. Play BOOK AHEAD Noshable at Ben's Canteen If you're celebrating Independence Day next week (or just love a bit of soul food), head to Ben's Canteen for a rowdy night of American diner dishes (pulled pork corn dogs, French dip sandwiches, tater tots), party cocktails (NY sours, hard lemonade) and cheeseburger jerky. Picklebacks and pulled pork here we come. Independence Day Pop Up, Ben's Canteen, 140 St John's Hill, SW11 1SL, July 4, 7pm and 9pm, £30 SATURDAY PARTY: Love Brunch DRINK: Frank's Cafe Love Brunch goes east this week for a daytime extravaganza at  BBB Shoreditch. Expect the usual drinking, dancing and surprise entertainment, just on the other side of the track. Resident DJs Hugo Heathcote, Disco Stu and Josh Silver will be providing the tunes – and remember to book a table if you want to brunch before you dance. It's back. We never tire of Frank's rooftop antics (and you know the score by now) so this is just a heads up for those who like to drink and dine on carpark rooftops – it's open! While you're there, peruse Sculpture Project 6 by annual collaborators Bold Tendencies. For the love of Campari let's hope it doesn't rain. 12pm–6pm £20 Beach Blanket Babylon, 19-23 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA 11am–10pm Drinks from £4 10th Floor, Peckham Carpark, 95A Rye Lane, SE15 4ST COMPETITION Lavazza Coffee Our favourite tennis championship is in full swing (sorry) and to celebrate, Lavazza (the official coffee of Wimbledon) is offering one UJ reader a caffeine–inspired prize, including a limited edition Wimbledon A Modo Mio Coffee machine, limited edition 'Perfect set' espresso cups, as well as a Lavazza milk jug, Moka Pot and a year's supply of Lavazza coffee. We're buzzing just thinking about it. To win, tweet us @urbanjunkies quoting #wimbledon by July 2 SUNDAY FESTIVAL: Paradise Garden Festival PARTY: Casablanca Opening Party There's a lot of love going into forgotten stretches of wasteland right now (Shrimpy's, Studio East… the Olympic Stadium), but London Pleasure Gardens is taking the concept to the max, transforming Pontoon Dock into an entertainment wonderland. There'll be concert spaces, a pop up hotel, restaurant, sculpture garden… oh and a 24hr floating cocktail bar. Check out the grand opening at the Paradise Garden Festival this weekend, then head back next week for Bloc festival. Keeping our summer spirits alive, Casablanca are back with their Sunday sessions of electronic–infused disco. Taking up residence at the Loft Studios, Anja Schneider, And.Id and Simon Baker will be taking disco to a new level at the opening party. With a pop up cocktail bar, Sorbitium providing the ice cream (damson sherbet, watermelon granita) and black and white films projected onto walls, say goodbye to lazy Sundays. Get in the mood here. 1pm–10pm Free Pontoon Dock, E16 2BS 4pm–12pm £10 77-81 Scrubs Lane, NW10 6QE PRODUCT PICK SNACK #1 We've got a bit of a micro trend happening at UJ HQ: llamas. Yes, you heard us. On bags, on laptop cases… and now our daily snack. Llama's, available online, £1.69 PRODUCT PICK SNACK #2 If you prefer your snack time to be a little more highbrow, Nobu have just launched a luxe takeaway bento box. Michelin starred picnic? Yes please. The Nobu Anniversary Bento Box Nobu, Park Lane, £250 (for 2 people), must be ordered 24hrs in advance WEEKEND GUIDE by MY LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2012 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free daily mailer. 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