Things To Do In London This Weekend: 6-8 January

The Weekend post is brought to you in partnership with Holiday Extras

All weekend

London Short Film Festival starts on Friday with a party in the ICA bar from 6pm and funny and lo-fi films on in the cinema, followed by filmic events all weekend, and until 15 Jan - check the full programme.
Resolution! begins at the Place (opposite Euston station) showcasing nightly changing triple bills of brand new dance from emerging choreographers all through January (tickets £14, discounts available).
Watch a Dickens film at the BFI or plan other Dickensian adventures for the new year.
Occupy London run talks, discussions and workshops all weekend at their various locations (free).
Last chance to visit Entertaining the Nation at the Jewish Museum in Camden (£7.50), the First Actresses show at National Portrait Gallery (£11) and the Private Eye 50th anniversary exhibition at the V&A (free).
There's still time to go seasonal skating but Eyeskate, the Natural History Museum, Tower of London, Westfield and Hampton Court rinks close this weekend.

Friday:

Say farewell to Christmas with the traditional burning of the holly and ivy in the garden at the Geffrey Museum between 4-5pm (free).
Skaters can join the special 'fat and furious' Friday Night Skate from 8pm (free).
Go to the Winter Sprinter gig at the Lexington (£8.50)
It's club night at Skate at Somerset House - skate to some funky grooves! (£17)

Saturday:

Judy's Affordable Vintage Fair is at Old Spitalfields Market all day (free entry)
The Ramblers lead an 8 mile walk through Crystal Palace, meeting Forest Hill at 11.05 (free - if you're not a member you are welcome as a guest to try it out).
Young people will be dancing their socks off in the Clore Ballroom at Royal Festival Hall for U-Dance from 11am (free to watch).
Meet Samuel Pepys in the gorgeous Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich from midday (free and family friendly).
Sit in on an open rehearsal of London Symphony Orchestra between 2-5pm at Barbican Hall (£4).

Sunday:

Try a yoga class in Queen's Park (free)
Volunteer for the Alexandra Palace Weekend Workday with BTCV and get some conservation experience in woodland management (free - meet Kings Cross at 9am).
Celebrate Twelfth Night on Bankside with the Lions Part and folkloric festivities from 12.45pm (free).
Take a Bibulous Tour of Belgravia with Westminster Walking from 2pm (£8).
Visit the Freud Museum and get a tour of the house at 2pm (£6).
Watch a Voyeurism Double Bill, featuring Auto Focus (4.30pm) and sex, lies, and videotape (6.30pm) at the Shacklewell Arms, E8 (£5).
Or watch a silent film triple bill with Meantime beers at Hither Green Hall, SE13 from 6.30pm (£5).