Things to do in London coming up

Dani Milano: swing, jazz and Italian song at the Nightjar.

Willy Wonka's Lovechild: Julian & Jaelee sing live.

Bellasoul: Phonic Delights Duo live, soulful grooves.

Bar Trash: SHARKNADO, cult tornado-vs-sharks film.

Christmas Catalogue 2026: ancient art and pictures to gift.

FOLD Collective: twelve women artists making art amid life.

Synesthesia: Beyond the Visual, Mina Alikhani's open studio.

Volunteering Drop-In Sessions at West Ealing Library.

Postgraduate open evening at the University of West London.

Sustainability careers talk with Imperial alumni in London.

Sam Coade's offbeat stand-up hour: Jazz Ruined My Life.

Slap & Giggle: free comedy night at Never For Ever pub.

Comedy Nights: new bi-weekly stand-up in Maida Vale.

A Pleasance Scratch: new theatre in the making.

Just the Tip Comedy: a night of live stand-up comedy.

Good Charlotte: rock at the arena, with Yellowcard.

9th Wonder: hip-hop set by the Grammy-winning producer.

Ben's Book Club: comedy on Moshfegh with Rosie Jones.

Handel's Theodora, dramatised by the Monteverdi Choir.

Fauré's Requiem at a High Mass for departed souls.

Fin Taylor: sharp stand-up comedy, live on tour.

Stop the Bleed: hands-on training for everyday emergencies.

TC & The Groove Family: afrobeat, jazz and grime live.

Chase & Status DJ set to celebrate their new album.

Winter Wonderland: 150 festive rides in Hyde Park.

Emma Smith: an evening of jazz swing and celebration.

Makam Salam with Mira Awad at the EFG London Jazz Festival.

Talk on Caxton's printing press in Westminster.

First Light: late DJ sets and live UK jazz.

Paul Lewis plays Mozart, Schubert and Chopin.

Reds on the Green: Lenin's time in Clerkenwell.

Workshop on solidarity across cultures.

A Place for Her: film about a team at a women's shelter.

Phuong Mai Nguyen's animated film about surf and first love.

Orange Flavoured-Wedding: Honoré film with Exarchopoulos.

Coward: First World War drama by Lukas Dhont, Cannes winner.

Pianist Paul Lewis plays Mozart, Schubert and Chopin.

Lost Women of Science: Hertha Ayrton live.

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: Black History Month concert.

Isaiah Sharkey: soul and RnB live, the RED show.