Tons of good events in this thoroughly unpretentious literary festival.
A lesson in fashion history from the maverick tailor of Savile Row.
The Camden Green Fair expands into something for all Londoners with environmental leanings.
Step this way for cabaret bingo, parkour and Picasso! But who is our Zinger Of The Week?
"Hello! This is London calling with our scores for Friday's Alternative Eurovision."
Campaigners are raising funds for a legal challenge to Brent's decision to close six libraries, while Lewisham has turned three over to private hands.
Best of the week's science, technology and general geekery around London.
Our pick of where to find funny this week.
The band that look like geography teachers are back with a new album and a gig at the Roundhouse.
Catch deadmau5's first ever headline outdoor event and only English festival this year
Want to see some cheeky photographs of Toulouse-Lautrec taking a dump on a beach?
Alternative Eurovision, morris dancing, an urban village fete, a northern working men's club and aerialistes in the Palm House.
Prayers for peace and Bollywood festivities take over Trafalgar Square for Sikh New Year
This week's ticket onsales include the enigmatic Tori Amos and some heavy metallers who definitely aren't showing their age.
November is a long way off but the London Jazz Festival has 13 headline events on sale
A day out with 18th century architecture's version of Professor Brian Cox
Pop-in to the Pop-up: Hauser and Wirth Gallery throws open its doors to a quirky collection of activities for all ages.
Museums at Night, choirs on the Southbank, Morris dancing, Sikh new year, open studios and free lunchtime concerts.
Past, present and future threats to London are covered in this new season of talks and walks.
Candour, cocktails and comedy chat to raise money for this independent West-End theatre.
Arts are on the streets of Wandsworth: go shimmy!
Sonia Sabri Company's Kathakbox wows with wit whilst Probe proves challenging in the first week of this season of new contemporary dance.
Massive public sculptures by detained "obscene" Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on view for free now and until 26 June in the courtyard of Somerset House.
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