It’s the last week to see Emergency Exits (IWM), London Parks & Gardens (Garden Museum), Are You Better Yet? (FujiFilm) & Quantum Untangled (Science Gallery).

Looking for a super-cheap bite to eat tonight? Italian pizza/pasta chain Prezzo is offering mains for just 99p today only – sign up here to claim the offer (pre-booking essential).

Fancy watching talented emerging comedians for FREE? Head to The Roxy this Tues to see a host of comics perform five mins of their best material, & vote for your favourites.

This one sounds wholesome: the social enterprise Harmonize Cafe is hosting an intimate, candlelit live “gypsy jazz” music performance, accompanied by vegan food.

Discover “tholpavakoothu” – an ancient form of Keralan puppet-making – at this week’s Creative Encounters workshop at the Southbank Centre. Choose a traditional classical character to reproduce in paper form, creating your own beautiful puppet to take home.

Learn more about the spooky winged friends who call Brixton Windmill home at this free evening bat walk, led by a local environment expert. No booking required, just turn up!

Head to 67 York Street Gallery for The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, a pop-up exhibit featuring “powerful” artworks exploring & celebrating the themes of motherhood & nurturing.

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Pour yourself a cup of ambition at a screening of the fabulous 1980s feminist classic, 9 to 5, at Deptford Lounge. (On that note, Deptford Literature Festival runs this week.)

One in 10 UK children will live beyond 100, so it’s a good time for the Wellcome Collection to be exploring experiences & perceptions of ageing in a major new exhibit.

There are several big museum lates this week: Player/Performer at the V&A & a samurai late at the British Museum on Fri, & a Star Trek late at the Science Museum on Thurs.

Peruse the work of leading designers & makers from around the UK at this year’s Handmade in Highgate Spring Fair, at the Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution.

Throw it back to the 1970s at a Disco ‘n’ Funk Classics show hosted by Ninety One, a new pub in the heart of the East End. Jazz-soul singer Connie Eliza & her band will perform hits by Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross & many more 70s icons.

Lady Whistledown reports that this Sat is the last day to catch this Bridgerton-themed pop-up at Liberty: there’s even a chance to peek at Benedict’s bohemian chambers.

This pop-up exhibit promises a meditative deep listening experience exploring “what constitutes a sacred space in a secular society”, at Southby Soundscape Studios.

MooGoo Skincare is popping up at Prince Pharmacy in Westfield London this Sat with spring sweet treats, sensitive skin goodie bags, massages & more. There’ll also be a wellness talk/Q&A (at 2pm) with celeb dermatologist Dr Adel, covering sensitive skin & scalp care.

Celebrate this year’s Piano Day at this romantic piano recital on the Thames at Tower Bridge Moorings, with optional donations to the Museum of Homelessness.

Channel your inner Bear Grylls at this survival skills walk in Epping Forest, where you’ll learn, among other things, how to make a fire in the wild. Meet at Theydon Bois tube.