Things To Do In London This Weekend: 20-22 January

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All weekend

TV nerds check out Totally Serialized at Institut Francais, South Kensington (events are free, £5 & £12).
Watch Masters Snooker at Alexandra Palace (tickets from £25 for an afternoon)
London Art Fair is at the Business Design Centre, Islington (£11/day adv).
Mime London festival continues with a participative Weekend Lab at Barbican, Blind Summit at Soho Theatre, NoFit State Circus at QEH, juggling in the Linbury Studio and more.
See Message from Poland as part of the Imperial War Museums film festival screenings this weekend at 2pm Saturday and Sunday (free).
Take the kids to Museum of London Docklands for special family fun celebrating Chinese New Year and the year of the Dragon (free).
Can't get a ticket for Hockney at the RA? Go to the exhibition at Alan Cristea gallery instead (it's free).
Visit the National Army Museum for the newly movie prop and costume enhanced War Horse exhibition (free).

Friday:

Pop down the Zabludowicz Collection in Chalk Farm to see University of the Arts graduate talent on show from midday till 6pm (free)
Enjoy music from Schubert and his contemporaries at the British Museum from 6.45pm (free).
Were you lucky enough to grab a ticket for the alternative wrestling action of Lucha Britania at Resistance Gallery, E2?
Catherine AD performs at National Portrait Gallery's Late Shift from 6.30pm (free).
And Scroobius Pip presents WE.ARE.LIZARDS at the Book Club, Shoreditch (£5).

Saturday:

Visit London Transport Museum today and you'll see a display of photos from our joint photo project, Sense the City (£13.50/£10 - this gives you unlimited admission for a whole year. Under 16s free.)
Old Spitalfields Market hosts Designers and Makers between 11am-5pm.
Interested in cleaning up Pymmes Brook? Thames 21 are having a planning meeting in the pub from 11am-1pm.
Check out the fabulous coffins from the UK and Ghana at the Royal Festival Hall, Level 2 foyers (free).
Watch a Tale of Two Cities at BFI Southbank at 3.50pm or take the Dickens Fact of Fiction walk with Museum of London at 11am (both £10 each, book!)
See new play Hidden at the last night of 33% Festival at OvalHouse Theatre (£8/5).

Sunday:

Join the TNT Australia Day party starting 10am till late at Infernos, 146 Clapham High Street (thongs, face paint and flags welcome).
Help Thames 21 clean up Hillingdon Canal from 10.30am.
Take a small person to the British Museum and help them create a comic between 11.30am-5pm (free, drop in).
Get ready for the Big Garden Birdwatch by honing your twitching skills at the Wildfowl and Wetland Centre Introduction to Birdwatching course at 11am (£20).
Danceworks Open Day offers free classes in Gaga method, flamenco fusion, jazz ballet, Bollywood and much more (first come, first served). Doors open 9am.
London's Potato Fair and Seedy Sunday is at Sydenham School from 11am-3pm.
Join the Willesden Green Wassail meeting at Willesden Green tube station from 2.15pm for a 2.30pm start (free).