Things To Do In London This Weekend: 10-11 November

All weekend

London Jazz Festival gets underway — here's how to enjoy it on the cheap.
Film Africa, the UK Jewish Film Festival, Made in Prague Czech film and jazz festival, the Korean Film Festival, the Russian Film Festival and the Sci-Fi London East film fest roll on.
Meet artists and designer-makers at the N22 Chocolate Factory Open Studios weekend (free entry).
Grown ups need stories too - get them at the London Storytelling Festival at Leicester Square Theatre.
The Peasant pub in Clerkenwell's having a London beer festival.
Take a tour of St Bride Library and Print Workshop with Time Out and the National Trust (tickets £15).
Help transform Bird Walk in Lambeth: donate seeds or plants, volunteer to tidy and plant or just walk through and admire a garden in progress.
London artist, Ed Gray, has an open weekend aboard the Dixie Queen on the Thames with a tour of his work at 3pm on Saturday and Sunday (free entry).
We Make London Christmas Craft Market is open in Old Spitalfields Market.
Discover Dogs at Earls Court 1 (tickets £11 adults adv, £15 on the door/concs, £8/£12).
Find out about fish at Aquatics Live in Olympia (adult tickets from £10, kids £6.25).
Graze your way around the BBC Good Food Show at Olympia (tickets from £20 adults).
The Oxfam shop in Ealing Broadway is holding a special Steampunk shopping event stuffed with Victoriana all weekend.
Ice rinks are already open for seasonal skating at Canary Wharf and Natural History Museum.

Saturday:

The Lord Mayor's Show processes from Bank to Aldwych from 11am. No fireworks this year but plenty of pageantry including a Sherman tank, loads of horses, vintage cars, marching bands and that special gold carriage.
Comica Comiket, the Independent Comics Fair is in the Great Hall at Bishopsgate Institute from 11am to 7pm (free entry).
Watch around 500 boats take part in the Head of the River rowing race on the Thames from Mortlake to Putney starting at 12.15.
Take an Autumn Wildlife Walk round Gunnersbury Triangle from 1-3pm (free).
Go to a Tea Dance in Greenwich at 2pm (entry £8/£6 includes tea & cake).
If you missed 5 November fireworks there's one more bonfire to go to in Bounds Green, thanks to the local scouts and guides (£4 adults, £3 kids).
DJ Yoda's Audiovisual Spectacular will be immense at the Kentish Town Forum from 8pm till 2am (£19.50 advance).
Two of the UK's finest DJs, Jackmaster and Ben UFO, play Wapping Studio Spaces (tickets £15).

Sunday:

It's Remembrance Sunday with the traditional National Service of Remembrance and two-minute silence taking place at the Cenotaph and special family events at the RAF Museum and Imperial War Museum.
Watch out for the No Man's Land music and poetry performances at ten tube stations starting from 11.03am.
The Vintage Fashion Fair is at Cecil Sharp House, Primrose Hill from 11am till 5pm (get free tickets on their website or £3 in).
Thrales Day of Rapture will see rapper dance groups perform at the Prince William Henry on Blackfriars Road between 12-4pm (free but buy a pint).
The OneTaste Festival fills the Bedford in Balham with 50 artists from 1pm till midnight for a musical, poetical, theatrical and danceable extravaganza (tickets £20 adv.)
Watch the veteran rowers take on the Head of the River Fours race from 1.30pm.
Enjoy children's opera, Hedgehog's Home at Conway Hall at 2pm (tickets £8/£5+bkg).