Portobello Film Festival continues with an Asian cinema showcase at the Muse Gallery, where you can see everything from a romance between two elderly Indian women to a tale of a Kazakh teen discovering rock music.

If London ever makes you yearn for a simpler life in the countryside, then head to the National Gallery’s latest temporary display, featuring the idyllic paintings of French artist Jean-Francois Millet.

Turns out there’s more to SW19 than tennis: this month, the area plays host to the sustainability-focused Wimbledon Fashion Week. This Tues will see a glamorous launch party at 4 Queen’s Road.

Tues marks the launch of The Future of Work, a new series of Gresham College talks looking at the impact of AI in the workplace & beyond. The opening lecture will explore the history of “automation anxiety”.

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The Museo Jumex is an impossibly cool private collection in Mexico City (check out their building!). The museum is hosting a group exhibit at South London Gallery, with exciting, varied work from around the world.

The beloved Emma Cons Gardens in Waterloo is going through an exciting regeneration programme - & a special community day is being held there to celebrate, featuring live jazz, swing dance & creative workshops.

The Women In Art biennale (launching on Thurs) will spotlight exceptional female artists & draw attention to gender inequality in the art world. Head to Chelsea Old Town Hall to see the selected artists’ work.

The Markfield Road Festival is back in Tottenham, & to kick things off there’s a life drawing session at The Cove Studio – all materials provided. There’s plenty of free art & live music over the weekend, too.

Be prepared to cry & also have an existential crisis. Celine Song’s modern classic Past Lives, about a pair of old friends who reconnect after two decades apart, is screening at Wimbledon’s St Matthew’s Church.

The Mayor’s Community Weekend is hosting tonnes of wholesome events across various boroughs – we love the sound of this “joyful & intergenerational” vintage games day in Whittington Park on Sat.

Can you believe iconic teen comedy Clueless turns 30 this year? To celebrate this momentous occasion, Juju’s Bar & Stage is throwing a 90s-themed party, complete with bubblegum pop bangers, a photo booth, & a costume parade. You’d be totally buggin’ to miss it!

There really is something for everyone at the Wembley Park Wellness Festival – enjoy everything from high-intensity HYROX & HIIT classes to a soothing gong bath, by way of boxing & my personal fave, padel.

As part of the London Design Festival starting this weekend, the Museum of the Home plays host to Ceramics in the City, a fair/exhibit showcasing the diversity of ceramics production in London & beyond.

Egyptian-British artist Tasnim Mahdy has made a career out of facilitating human connection through creativity, & this weekend she’s leading a collaborative, family-friendly mural-making workshop at the Southbank Centre (as part of the Saturday Sessions series).

The annual Open House festival will see fascinating buildings across London fling their doors open to the public (mainly for free) over the weekend. Highlights include guided tours of this epic space & this quirky museum.

The glorious pedestrianised neighbourhood of Eccleston Yards is hosting a community day this Sun, complete with a barbecue, raffle & tombola, & a beer tent. A similar community festival is taking place in St Mary’s, Islington, on Sat.