Things to do in London on Sunday 15 November

Women artists in conflict zones: art as resistance.

CACHE: a group show of ten painters on memory.

T'ai Chi at The Baths: early-morning session for all levels.

Abbey unlocked: Westminster Abbey before the crowds.

Tour: Memorials and memory – Westminster Abbey guided tour.

SET Film Festival 2026: a month of independent film.

Silent Discos: dance by the Great Bath to 80s and 90s hits.

Gospel Motown Brunch with live soul and R&B classics.

Chinese Painting & Calligraphy with Fan Wong.

Luxmuralis' Lost Worlds: immersive light and sound journey.

Julius Caesar Remixed: Shakespeare retold by London pupils.

Jambs Owls Experience: meet live owls and hold one yourself.

Drag Cabaret Show with Queera Lynn and Irene Bru.

Drag Show at The Rising: free drag show every weekend.

Halloween drag cabaret with Mrs Moore and Mary Golds.

Saturday all day cabaret at the Charing Cross bar.

Saturday Drag Shows: free drag cabaret in a Soho pub.

Arfa’s Kitchen: vegan and vegetarian dining.

Evelyn Taocheng Wang on Britain, fiction and desire.

Queer Britain: the UK's first LGBTQ+ museum.

Ewan Bleach & his big band: 1920s jazz and swing at lunch.

Sunday Jazz Lunch: Stephen Triffitt sings Sinatra.

Underwear: club night in Y-fronts, boxers or speedos.

Palestine Film Festival: films on Palestinian life.

Gallery Café for queer photography.

Oliver!: Lionel Bart's musical of a Dickens orphan.

Sensitive is Not Crazy: solo play about a sensitive child.

Swing and live jazz with The Prospective Collective.

Magical Bones: Magic show with breakdance and card tricks.

"What Time Is It There?", Tsai Ming-liang's film.

Sunday Cabaret: cabaret show with live DJs.

Lights, Horror, Coffee: slasher matinee with drink discount.

Sunday Jazz: live jazz all night with The Dom Hall Trio.

The Comedy Store Players: comedy made up on the spot.

Ember’s House: free Sunday drag cabaret in Soho.

The Odyssey, Nolan's epic of Odysseus with Tom Holland.

Horse Meat Disco: London's legendary Sunday-night disco.

Guided tours: behind the scenes at St John's Gate.

The Coming of Age: exhibition on ageing with Paula Rego.

Hadestown: Tony-winning musical of Orpheus and Eurydice.