Things To Do In London This Weekend: 13-15 January

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All weekend

Canary Wharf Ice Sculpting Festival is on Friday and Saturday (free).
The London A Cappella Festival is at Kings Place, N1 with free foyer events and a whole load of concerts (from £9.50).
Watch new dance for the new year at The Place with Resolution! (£14).
Buy a boat or try watersports at the London Boat Show at ExCel (£16 adv, £20 on the door).
Watch Dickensian films at the BFI, see the Dickens Exhibition at Museum of London.
The London Bike Show is also at ExCel (£16).
London International Mimefest is underway - see something a bit different!
Gagosian Gallery hosts Damien Hirst's spot paintings (free).
It's the last weekend of the London Short Film Festival, with a closing party at the ICA and a gig at the Lexington on Sunday.
How about a movie in a groovy picturehouse?
Inspired by the photo, why not seek out jellied eels this weekend? Read about Stephskimo's visit to Nathan's.

Friday:

Imperial War Museums' Film Festival screens competition entries throughout the day (free entry).
It's the Sex Appeal comedy fundraiser — in aid of Brook — with a great line up appearing at the Bloomsbury Theatre from 7.30pm (£25)
Docklands Cinema Club screen Great Expectations with speakers at Museum of London Docklands, 7pm (£7)
Time Out host a club night on ice at Skate at Somerset House (£17)
Me and Mrs Jones - that's Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Ben Bridgewater - DJ at Paradise by Way of Kensal Green, W10 from 8pm till late (free entry).
Can you sit through a Friday The 13th Marathon at the Prince Charles Cinema? From 6.45pm-1.45am (£25/20).
And it's the launch of the Late Set at Cafe de Paris, courtesy of La Reve from 10pm (£10)

Saturday:

Join the drawing fun with Nobrow at This Is Not A Pop-Up on the Southbank, open 12-6pm (free entry).
The Dandy Lion art and craft market is at Highgate's Boogaloo from 12-6pm (free entry).
Take a 'pay what you want' walk with Bowl of Chalk, either meeting at 10.30am in Trafalgar Square or 2.30pm at St Paul's.
Find out about medicinal uses of common weeds at Stepney City Farm between 11am-12 (£5)
Cyclists! Get your picture taken by the London Cycling Campaign in SE1 between 1-4pm.
Take the London Gin Craze Walk, meeting 2.45pm (£15).
Do some drawing at the National Army Museum, Chelsea from 11am (£1 donation).
Whirlygig Cinema combines film and live music at Rich Mix for 'Making Tracks' - and they've got a 16mm projector to celebrate London Short Film Festival (£6).

Sunday:

Shop at the London Fashion Vintage Fair at Hammersmith Town Hall (£5 entry).
Watch top young athletes in action at the South East of England Championships at Lea Valley Athletics Centre, N9 (free).
The Brunel Museum open up the 'great escape' underground tunnel at midday (£5 includes admission to the museum)
Book for a place on a behind the scenes tour of the beautiful Phoenix Cinema in East Finchley (free).

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