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Thank fika for this Nordic market selling all sorts of Scandi snacks, crafts, homeware and toys to help you get your hygge fix.
See heaps of beautiful ceramics made by 90 of the world's best potters at this earthenware fair. Buy pieces straight from their clay-worn hands, join drop-in making workshops and watch sparks fly at an outdoor kiln.
Chef James Cochran has created dazzling food in a super-chilled space on Upper Street. Indulge in savagely good plates of roast venison, chive-flecked Jerusalem artichokes and meaty croquettes.
Watch rainbow powder fly at this bash to mark India’s Festival of Colours. Have a cathartic powder-pelting session before dancing to Bollywood DJs and charging back up with some Indian street food.
Go for the star-studded cast including Tom Hiddleston, Zawe Ashton and Charlie Cox, but stay for Jamie Lloyd’s direction of Pinter’s great play which will absolutely blow your mind.
Anish Kapoor has packed a whole load of really shiny things into a very fancy Ealing manor house. Think cubes, discs, globes, and squares polished to glistening perfection, with you the viewer in every single one of them.
The latest psychological horror from Jordan Peele (‘Get Out’) stars Lupita Nyong’o and Winston Duke as a couple who take their kids on a beach break that is far from sunshine and sandcastles.
Have a go at mozzarella-stretching, deodorant-making, coprolite turd-polishing and learn more about ASMR and hygiene at this public open day exploring materials that sicken and seduce the senses.
The Hackney Church Brew Co have transformed a railway arch into a buzzy bar where you can while away an afternoon sampling beers made for the sesh.
Anne Washburn's smart and funny show is an adaptation of the classic sci-fi series. Staying true to Rod Serling, Charles Beaumont and Richard Matheson's original stories, she playfully acknowledges their inherent camp.
Can’t make Saturday’s Scandi market? No problem. This fair lasts three generous days and is packed with Moomin products and traditional Finnish arts and crafts pieces. Don’t leave without a visit to the Finnish-style outdoor barbecue.
Goldsmiths College has joined forces with the Horniman for this very special after-hours event. Get your head around 3D ‘mutoids’, magical display cabinets, a 1,000-year-long musical composition, interactive treasure hunts and digital palm readings.
Do you believe in the goddess of pop? Then you need this Cher appreciation night featuring lip-syncing, wrestling and glam dress-up in your life. Curly wigs encouraged.
American artist Jonathan Horowitz makes art that expertly attacks consumerism. It’s complicated work with so much happening at once, but it’s also seriously rewarding.
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Wildly inventive theatre company Kandinsky return with a head-spinningly smart show about Victorian fossil hunters
The baritone folkie topped both the UK singles and album charts last year (with ‘Shotgun’ and ‘Staying at Tamara’s’,...
Yet to try your hand at life drawing? This late session from Figuration is a great place to start. All abilities are welcome and materials are...
The acclaimed soul-jazz singer, also known for her work with downtempo dance dude Bonobo and LA hip hop beatmaker Flying Lotus, plays a hometown show...
Inspired by the Netflix show Glow and fancy giving wrestling a go? Step into the ring at EVE Academy's first ever open day and learn how to unleash your...
Carlos Acosta’s revived 2013 ballet is a thing of joy that’s got better with age
This hipster update of Peter Shaffer’s horsey psychodrama is feverishly intense
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