Indulge in kimbap, Korean fried chicken (aka KFC) & tteokbokki galore at this Korean food & crafts festival in Canopy Market, featuring more than 30 traders.

Looking for vintage clothing on a budget? Head to this wholesale pop-up at 39 Gransden Avenue, where you can find treasures from the 90s & 00s, all for £20 or less. Book ahead.

Spend time in the great outdoors this bank holiday at a bird & butterfly walk in Hammersmith Park, or at this guided walk focused on Deptford’s legacy of enslavement & freedom.

Thirty years on from 1996 – the peak of Britpop – the Barbican Music Library is hosting an exhibit celebrating the 90s’ wildest & most iconic cultural moments.

Looking for a unique way to spend time with friends & family? Try the ClueQuest escape room in King’s Cross, where you can test your potential as a secret agent through immersive puzzle games.

This week, we’re offering one lucky reader a ClueQuest ticket for a team of three, valid Mon-Thurs! To enter, follow the simple steps on our Instagram post.

If you don’t win, fear not, because all our readers get 10% off ClueQuest tickets with the code CHEAPSKATE10 (valid until 3rd May).

It’s the last couple of days to catch Dante in Purgatorio, an exhibit at the Rebecca Hossack gallery, featuring works inspired by the imagined ascent from purgatory to heaven.

Spurs goalie Alfie Whiteman retired from pro football aged just 26. Now, he’s exhibiting photos exploring his time on loan in rural Sweden, at OOF Gallery (in the Spurs stadium).

The Canalway Cavalcade, the annual celebration of life on London’s canals, returns to Little Venice this weekend. Head to the canal near Rembrandt Gardens for a range of activities on the water, including a light show & on-site bar.

This fascinating new exhibit, on how communities create justice beyond the limits of the legal system, is having a launch party tonight, at Metroland Cultures in Kilburn.

Fan of Fontaines DC or Arctic Monkeys? Head to Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes for a night full of nothing but indie bangers, both classics & newer hits.

Celebrate the coming of spring with a dance around the maypole, pottery wheel workshops, sheep shearing, yarn spinning & more at Stepney City Farm’s free May Day Festival.

Indulge in the best of Japanese food crafts, fashion, books & more at this market at Riverside East – there’ll also be film screenings & traditional music performances.

If you enjoyed the David Bowie Centre at V&A East Storehouse, you’ll be thrilled to hear that the V&A (in South Ken) is hosting a talk from the Bowie cataloguing team about curating the project.

Two great choices for beer consumption this Sun: the Blackhorse Beer Mile’s fourth birthday at Signature Brew, & the Enid St Tavern’s festival of all things ale.

The Historic Commercial Vehicles Rally, a quirky parade of vintage vans, lorries & buses from London to Brighton, begins in Clapham Common before progressing south.

Are you the F1 geek in your friendship group? Show off your knowledge at this themed quiz celebrating the Miami Grand Prix, at the sports bar Belushi’s.

Head to the uber-cool Manor House Warehouses for a locally organised flea market, selling clothes, ceramics, jewellery & more, with an after-party until late.

West Norwood Feast is back with an extra-special market this Sun to celebrate its 15th anniversary! Head down to Norwood Road to sample delightful food, drink & homewares from the area’s most exciting local businesses.

Brixton Windmill is hosting a special May Day event on Mon – expect live music from brass bands, planting & flower crown workshops, Maypole & Morris dancing, milling demos & more.

Following the (free) Brockwell Bark Dog Show, the Herne Hill Free Film Festival is hosting a screening of the mockumentary Best in Show (at Brockwell Hall). Get there early!

This International Workers’ Day, the Marx Memorial Library is opening its doors to the public – see historic sites including the office where Lenin worked in the early 1900s.

Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park was one of London’s first privately owned burial sites not in a place of worship. Join the park manager for a guided walk exploring its hidden histories.