Things to do in London this week

If you’re not a born athlete, join the crowds lining the world-famous 26.2-mile route. We recommend Tower Bridge, Embankment and the teary finish line on The Mall.

Tate Modern’s late-night shindig returns, this time celebrating wacky sculptor Franz West. As well as viewing heaps of modern art, you can discover pro-LGBT+ performances, textile-making classes, pin-badge workshops, a pun-based pub quiz and artist talks – then go dance to tunes from NTS Radio.

For once, we recommend not skipping the gym this weekend. This two-day fitness festival features R&B yoga from Gymbox, a Ministry of Sound ’80s fitness class, over-60s cheerleading and healthy treats for anyone flagging.

Yup, it’s an entire festival about fertility. The headline show is ‘Avalanche: A Love Story’ (Saturday April 27-May 12)
for which Maxine Peake stars in an adaptation of Julia Leigh’s IVF memoir.

There’ll be 60 independent traders at the SoLo Craft Fair in Dulwich Village, so head down to pick up jewellery, ceramics and candles. If that isn’t enough, there’ll be free sweets.

Traders flog all manner of wares – including vintage clothing and craft beer – from some very handsome pre-1989 vehicles.

This celebration of the Sikh New Year will bring thousands of revellers to Trafalgar Square. Expect talks, traditional food and turban-tying as well as a jam-packed programme of live performances and kirtan (spiritual music).

Take your fandom to another level at this enormous, immersive ‘GoT’ dance party, featuring blizzard machines, impromptu sword battles and Hodor himself on the DJ decks. Hodor!