Things to do in London this week

Eurosclerosis 2.0: Pierre Wunsch on Europe's stalled growth.

Pan-Africanism: a history, a talk by Hakim Adi.

Finsbury Park After Dark: panel on community-led futures.

Youths That Thunder: research talks on Shakespeare and race.

Poetry Foyer: spoken word open mic for Black History Month.

Candlelit evening tour of the Charterhouse.

Chloe Petts: Work in Progress stand-up.

Rozie Kelly and Marcia Hutchinson in conversation.

Poetry reading with Stewart Sanderson from Weathershaker.

Poetry & Wellbeing: enjoy and write your own poems.

The Big Picture: book launch panel honouring Barry Buzan.

Gurkha Curry night: cook, share and enjoy Nepalese food.

Nathalie Baye: A Hundred Lives, film series on the actress.

Fire Inna Dancehall: Derek A Bardowell on dancehall's rise.

Banco de Gaia: live music show at Tileyard Studios.

Halloween Party with costumes and spooky tours.

Hocus Pocus: Halloween sing-a-long film screening.

The Flower of Evil: Claude Chabrol's psychological thriller.

Poems Not Bombs: monthly open mic for poets of any level.

Primetime: a true-story film with Robert Pattinson.

Shohei Imamura's 1962 gangster film from Japan.

The Clore: live jazz at the Vortex Jazz Club.

Interstate Express: old American folk trio live.

And So I Watch You From Afar & Caspian: post-rock live.

Son Lux: art rock trio live, with mmeadows.

The Witcher in Concert: The Witcher 3 score live.

‘Forever Near’ - Hairwork history and techniques.

Talk: Amputation: A Dramatic Act, on a stolen painting.

Ugly live: post-rock with choral harmonies.

Swing dance taster class, no experience needed.

Allie X: theatrical synth-pop live, with Beks and Boyish.

Ferocious Dog: farewell concert by the folk-punk band.

Asco: Symphony of Caos, techno meets orchestra live.

Rum Masterclass with El Supremo: tasting of four ages.

Audrey Niffenegger In Conversation with Anna James.

Boy Kill Boy live at Scala: 20 years of CIVILIAN.

Adult Leisure: alt-indie live from Bristol.

Enclosure: Jenkin van Zyl in conversation with Adam Alston.

Experimental electronic sounds with Afromerm and Lara Aisha.

Deptford Scratch: new plays by Global Majority writers.