Things To Do Today In London: Thursday 26 April 2018

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FREE BEER: Fancy a free pint of proper beer? Of course you do. Simply head to the Free Proper Beer website, enter your phone number or email address and get your voucher to redeem at a London boozer near you. Various locations, free, book ahead, all day

FROM THEIR LIPS: What do sex workers make of their job and the industry at large? Find out From Their Lips, an exhibition that features works of art created by and in collaboration with sex workers. Highlights include short film Lucid Noon, Sunset Blush and a sculptural homage to Aphrodite. Enclave Labs (Depford), free, just turn up, 10am-5pm

THE UNIVERSAL NOW: This three-way exhibition from artist Abigail Reynolds expresses a lifelong passion for books as material, and the histories they build to create new layers of meaning over time. Discover the lost libraries of the Silk Road, towering glass sculptures and much more. PEER London (Hackney), free, just turn up, 12pm-6pm, until 23 June

SUFFRAGETTES IN TROUSERS: Not all men felt lukewarm at best about the prospect of women getting the vote. Some actually got involved in the thick of the fight for women's suffrage. Find out more about the men who supported the movement at this free talk. The National Archives (Kew), free, book ahead, 2pm-3pm

HIDDEN SPACES: Get a rare glimpse of Fulham Palace's hidden interiors at this hard hat tour. You'll get up close and personal with the Tudor Courtyard restoration project, so remember to don your comfiest clothes and most sensible shoes. Fulham Palace (Fulham), £7.50, book ahead, 3pm-4pm

Catch a series of short movies inside a vintage bus.

SHORT FILM SUPPER CLUB: East End Film Festival has joined forces with the Welcome Cinema + Kitchen for a showcase of some of the festival's best short films. As always, the screenings will be preceded by a plate of deliciously authentic food from all over the world. Amnesty International Action Centre (New Inn Yard), from £19.50/free for refugees and asylum seekers, book ahead, 6pm-10pm

VINTAGE MOBILE CINEMA: Hop aboard a renovated 1940s bus for a cinematic experience like no other. Tonight's bill of short films lasts only an hour, leaving you plenty of time for a nightcap at the neighbouring pub. The Vintage Mobile Cinema, The Alwyn Castle (Highbury and Islington), £5, book ahead, 6.30pm-7.30pm

STREET FOOD AND SCREENING: Start your adventure with cocktails and street food in the Brunel Museum garden, before descending into the world’s oldest railway tunnel shaft for a film screening. How’s that for a cinema experience? Brunel Museum (Rotherhithe), £25, book ahead, 6.30pm-10pm (partner)

EVIL CYBORG SEA MONSTERS: Comedian and cartoonist Mark Capozzola is beaming up to Crouch End for a multimedia comedy show about sci-fi, superheroes and secret agents. Tonight, he'll be dissecting your favourite pop culture sensations with his famous irreverence — from James Bond to Star Trek. Arthouse (Crouch End), £10, book ahead, 7.30pm

LATE NIGHT JAZZ: With three saxes up front, anchored by bass and drums, Yusufla is new jazz. Tonight they'll be bringing their rhythmic reverberations to the Royal Albert Hall, where they're debuting a new commission by British-Malaysian composer Jasmin Kent. Elgar Room, Royal Albert Hall (South Kensington), £14, book ahead, 9.30pm

Good cause of the day: J Crew does earth day

Celebrate Mother Earth as nature intended...at J Crew's eco-friendly extravaganza. They're serving up drinks and canapes, as well as giving you 20% off your purchases, for a very good cause. 10% of all evening sales will go to Cool Earth — a registered charity working to stop deforestation and climate change. J Crew (Regent Street) free entry, just turn up, 5pm-8pm