From the Camden Fringe to Four Tet: Five things to do in London this weekend- Aug 12-14

We’re well and truly into summer now as we step into the second weekend of August - a perfect time to make some sun-soaked memories.

There’s lots of great events happening across the capital, from the Camden Fringe to watching Four Tet in Finsbury Park.

Whether you’re a hungry foodie or a sporting enthusiast, we have something for everyone.

The Hundred

The Kia Oval, Kennington Oval, SE11 5SS Till September 3 Tickets from £14, Under 16s, £5 Under 5s Free

Calling all cricket lovers! After packing out stadiums across England and Wales last year, The Hundred is back this summer, bigger and better than ever.

Cricket’s revolutionary new competition, The Hundred, fuses blockbuster entertainment with world-class cricket. Featuring big name acts, alongside some of the most exciting breakthrough artists in the UK, the music line-up for this year’s event promises a summer of world class sport and unmissable musical performances.

You can catch one of the events this Sunday at the Oval cricket grounds.

Enjoy some conscious cuisine at Canary Wharf

Various restaurants including Humble Grape and Hawksmoor Till August 14 Prices vary

Love eating out but concerned about the environmental impact? Canary Wharf’s top restaurants are offering limited-edition dishes to raise awareness about how to eat more sustainably up until August 14.

Fill your stomach whilst also feeding your mind with fresh perspectives on food waste, the carbon cost of ingredients and the importance of local sourcing. Participating restaurants include Humble Grape, Caravan, Hawksmoor, Pergola on the Wharf and Gaucho.

Read our full guide here.

Camden Fringe

Venues across Camden Till August 28 Ticket prices vary

Can’t make it to Edinburgh this summer? Luckily we have our very own Camden  fringe festival on our doorstep.

It’s a lot smaller than Edinburgh, but still boasts hundreds of events all over Camden, taking in everything from the expected stand-up sets and experimental theatre to kids’ shows, dance, and even magic.

Runs tend to be for a night or two rather than the entire month, and prices are bargain basement by London standards, usually less than a tenner.

Krankbrother presents: Four Tet All-Dayer

Finsbury Park, Harringay Saturday August 13 Tickets £56 to £61

Taking place on a beautiful tree-lined carriageway within Finsbury Park, Four Tet will play an unmissable 5 hour set -his only extended festival set of the Summer.

True to form, he has also invited an eclectic line-up of artists to join him for the ultimate Summer all-dayer - all to be revealed in due course.

Two stages, two big sound-systems, a natural wine bar, mouth-watering street food, cold craft beers, summer inspired cocktails and amp; a few special surprises, and you have a delightful day on your hands.

Days Like These Festival

Horniman Museum and Gardens, 100 London Rd, SE23 3PQ Saturday August 13 (1pm to 9pm) Tickets from £23

Days Like These is a festival of African contemporary music bringing you good food, great music, and even better vibes.

The festival was established in the summer of 2016, by a group of friends frustrated by the lack of daytime events in London.

It aims to simply repeat the amazing experiences of day parties imprinted in their memory after living in New York.

Feeling like a taste of New York this Sunday, then head on down to the Horniman Gardens.