This series of Love Island has been pure chaos (how is Shakira back with Harry?!) & you can celebrate the show’s climax in style at this finale watch party at The Conductor - booking essential.

To mark 80 years since the Hiroshima & Nagasaki bombings, the Japan Society is hosting a lecture by the director of the 2024 documentary Atomic People, which gave a voice to survivors of the nuclear attacks.

Two family favourites are showing at Everyman on the Canal in Granary Square this Tues: the classic musical Singin’ in the Rain, then the original The Jungle Book from 1967. Forget about your worries & your strife!

Live like a cat for a day (no, really) at this Wardour St pop-up hosted by the cat food brand Whiskas. Immerse yourself in six different sensory zones which (apparently) give you some idea of what our furry friends are thinking.

The Camden Fringe is a great way to see the work of emerging playwrights & comedians on the cheap - so we’re delighted to be giving away tickets to one of the shows this week!

You & a friend could win a pair of tickets to Zoë Maltby’s Isn’t It Byronic, a “wildly imaginative, deeply strange & improbably sexual” journey through the history of romantic literature.

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Are you that one friend who can always identify a song from the first five seconds? The Sounds Familiar music quiz may be for you - it’s a pub quiz/party that’s part of the Summer by the River series at The Scoop.

What will we remember 100 years from now? Alice Billings House is hosting a workshop where you can discuss issues surrounding heritage & contribute to a time capsule which will be opened in the year 2125.

A great exhibit is opening at Somerset House: artist Tai Shani’s The Spell or The Dream combines psychedelic sculpture & a continuous live radio broadcast - inviting audiences to collectively dream of new horizons.

The Summer Sounds music festival in Coal Drops Yard is celebrating its 10th birthday with a stonking lineup of free live music, starting with flamenco this Thurs - & we’re especially excited for an evening of show tunes on Sat!

There’s an outdoor art extravaganza happening at the National Portrait Gallery: this Fri, get messy with Clay Day, where you can sculpt portrait busts of you & your friends, then exhibit them in the gallery forecourt.

Got soul? Childhood friends Will Foot & Lewis Henderson are bringing their Deptford Northern Soul Club to the Southbank Centre, where you can shake it out on the dancefloor to top-tier DJ sets.

South Asian Heritage Month continues with a Bollywood ‘Mela’ (meaning ‘gathering’) in Camden Market this weekend, complete with live music, dancing, family crafts, henna, & even a tuk-tuk & rikshaw display.

We don’t often get the chance to see a clear night sky in London, so all the more reason to head to the final weekend of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibit at the National Maritime Museum.

Brixton Windmill (essentially, a windmill in the middle of Brixton) is hosting its annual Art in the Park event, with workshops for adults & kids alike - drop in any time for T-shirt painting, paper marbling, & more.

Pride Month may be over for another year, but the celebration of the queer community will continue over at Woolwich Works, which is playing host to a summer Pride social in collaboration with LGBTQGreenwich.