The heat is on. With the sun shining, we've all gone a bit OTT on the fun-factor. From dining at Mahiki to playing boules with Bruno Loubet, this weekend is all about wigging out. With that in mind we are taking our dancing seriously – from hip hop to Ibiza, we've got it covered. And if you need a bit of down time, there is even some retail therapy. Have fun! This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Rock Lobsta at Mahiki • SAT Wig out at Vogue Fabrics • SUN Q-tip at Koko SHOP Celestine Eleven J W Anderson, Meadham Kirchoff and a downstairs spa? Welcome Celestine Eleven, to Shoreditch. Billed as an alternative luxury concept store, expect the designer labels with the compulsory EC2 'up-and-comers' sitting alongside lifestyle products, a perfume bar and even an apothecary that boasts a medical plant garden. And if the shopping gets too much, head downstairs for some in-store reiki or a facial by Alexandra Soveral. Retail therapy indeed. Celestine Eleven, Now open, 4 Holywell Lane, EC2A 3ET FRIDAY CELEBRATE: BASTILLE DAY AT BISTRO BRUNO LOUBET EAT: ROCK LOBSTA AT MAHIKI Boules, barbeques and bicycles… Oui oui, it's Bastille Day! And this year it's all happening at Bistro Bruno Loubet. Our favourite French restaurant will be flying the red, white and blue flag at St John's Square and setting up a tour de force of pétanque competitions, slow bicycle races and battles between local Clerkenwell chefs, including Monsieur Loubet himself. To ensure you keep your game face well and truly on, a barbeque will be grilling up French classics, Loubet style – think merguez baguettes and minute steaks. It's all about Carl Clarke at the moment. From putting Disco Bistro on wheels (see you tonight if you're coming rink side) to now giving Rock Lobsta a permanent home at Mahiki, this man is chef du jour. Head to the Mayfair haunt to sip on snow crab slings (read: Don Julio Blanco tequila, grapefruit and ginger served with a lobster claw) and eat Cornish Lobster rolls, fried shrimp Po' boys and 'hot' and 'cold' crustaceans. If a lighter bite is what you're after, head to the raw bar and try the razor clam ceviche and spider crab legs, before hitting the treasure chests (when in Rome). Table to dance floor – we like. From 12 noon BBQ ranges from £7-10 and boules is £10 per team. St Johns Square, EC1M 5RJ 5pm-11pm Mains from £14 1 Dover Street, W1S 4LD EXHIBITION Zandra Rhodes: Unseen She's coming home! Zandra Rhodes, the inimitable founder of Bermondsey's Fashion and Textile Museum is subject to a retrospective guaranteed to be bursting with fun. From her outlandish prints in the 70s to her involvement in the Punk era, to dressing Diana, Rhodes has put her colourful stamp on every recent era of British fashion. And now that the sun is shining, a bit of a Rhodes wardrobe inspiration is exactly what the doctor ordered. Zandra Rhodes: Unseen, 12 July-31 Aug, 83 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3XF Punchdrunk and the National Theatre present The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable Sponsored listing 'Without question the most extraordinary dramatic event you will find in any British theatre.' Sunday Telegraph on The Masque of the Red Death. Step into the world of Temple Pictures where the Hollywood studio system meets a forgotten hinterland filled with dreamers who exist at the fringes of the movie industry. Here, celluloid fantasy clings to desperate realism and certainty dissolves into a hallucinatory world. The award-winning Punchdrunk return to London following The Masque of the Red Deathand their New York smash-hit Sleep No More, with their biggest production to date. Best availability from August. For more information and to book tickets click here. The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable, July 10- 31 December National Theatre, Upper Ground, South Bank, SE1 9PX SATURDAY PARTY: WIG OUT AT VOGUE FABRICS EAT: Whyte & Brown Up for some poptastic fun? Grab your spandex and get ready for some shimmying, sweating and sequins as Wig Out hits the decks at Vogue Fabrics. Part of the Popstarz posse, Holestar, Tommy Turnables and Lady Lloyd are all set to be spinning mega hits from mega divas. Cher meets Lady Gaga by way of Diana Ross. It seems London's culinary obsession with the 'limited-choice' restaurant is still on a roll (yes Burger & Lobster and Tramshed we're looking at you) with the latest Carnaby addition, Whyte & Brown. Here they have a strict chicken or egg policy, and they aren't too concerned with what came first as long as it tastes good. With dishes such as Hanoi chicken soup, light chicken and langoustine pie and pea and ricotta poached egg bruschetta, this restaurant gives the age-old staples a new twist. We approve. 10pm-3am £5 66 Stoke Newington Road, N16 7XB Open from 12pm mains from £9.45 Kingly Court Carnaby Street, W1B 5PW TECH PICK Experience Intel. Look Inside Sponsored listing This Friday, Intel is touching down in Spitalfields Market as part of its world tour. Get set for a weekend all about creativity: you'll get to play on the latest and greatest Intel products, including Ultrabook™ devices, 2-in-1s, light laptops, tablets, all-in-one PCs and smartphones, as well as hear talks from creative thinkers and artists who use Intel to inspire their creative process. Plus, you can expect giveaways every day and discount vouchers. FUN!FUN!FUN! Experience Intel. Look Inside, July 12 – 14, Spitalfields Market, E1 6AA MIX DUNKIN' DONUTZ Inspired by our recent Americana food trends on UJ, Q Ross brings us a mix straight from M-I-A. Turn. It. Up. Play SUNDAY WATCH: LONDON MEXFEST: THE YOUNG AND THE DAMNED AT THE BFI PARTY: Q-TIP AT KOKO Leave the sombrero at home and instead hit up the London Mexfest via Luis Buñuel's classic film, The Young and the Damned. Set against the backdrop of destitute Mexico City circa 1951, the story's stark themes span juvenile delinquency and gang warfare to eye-watering effect. Considered a masterpiece (and a blueprint for many films that have followed), the film earned Buñuel the Best Director Award. And if you're not done with Mexico just yet, head to the Royal Academy of Arts for the Mexico: A Revolution in Art exhibition, and get yourself a 101 in Mexican culture. If you're like us and feeling a bit hip hop right now (ears on the Dunkin' Donutz mix), head to KoKo this Sunday. Q-Tip (lead MC of A Tribe called Quest, of course) is hitting the decks alongside Gilles Peterson, Harry Love and Jimi Needles to give us some of his signature hip hop flavor. Having collaborated with the Beastie Boys and Chemical brothers, to name a few, and with the rest of his posse performing at Wireless, fingers crossed for some 'special guests'. 4pm £8.50 Belvedere Road, South Bank, SE1 8XT 9pm- 2am £27.50 1a Camden High Street, NW1 7JE IBIZA IDRIS ELBA PRESENTS 7 WALLACE FEAT. DRIIS & SPECIAL GUESTS AT IBIZA ROCKS HOUSE AT PIKES From his stint at Love & Liquor to his set at Love Brunch during WMC and most recently at IMS, we've caught Idris along his musical ascent this year, and we're now gearing up for his residency at Ibiza Rocks House at Pikes. 7 Fridays, 7 weeks with 7 guest DJs. And with UJ as a media partner, expect some serious disco dancing in Freddie's. Come help us welcome Idris to Ibiza in style; see you on the dance floor. Entrance by guestlist. Apply here: events@ibizarockshouse.com Idris Elba presents 7 Wallace feat. Driis & Special Guests at Ibiza Rocks House at Pikes Fridays from July 12 until August 23 Camí de Sa Vorera s/n 07820, Sant Antoni, Ibiza New Label! New Band! New Track! Real Lies' Deeper released by Sweet Exile And closer to home, Sweet Exile is a new LDN label by Vice Creative Director Ronojoy Dam. We dig this track. We think you will too. Sounds like London.   Track | Facebook FOLLOW US! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram See what we've been snapping this week on Instagram! WEEKEND GUIDE by CS LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2013 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free daily mailer. All listings and features are editorial: We do not receive any payment from venues, artists or promoters. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of information listed but we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions.