Get your tissues at the ready: tear-jerking romantic drama We Live in Time, starring Florence Pugh & Andrew Garfield, is playing at The Source tonight. A short film will play ahead of the main feature.

Don’t worry if you hadn’t heard the term ‘risograph’ before reading this listing: it’s a type of screen printing, & this workshop at PageMasters invites you to create prints exploring our relationship with nature.

To mark its 130th anniversary, the stunning Two Temple Place is opening its doors for a free four-day celebration of craftsmanship. Expect live demos (stone carving, gilding & more), exhibitions, family workshops (stained glass windows, “clay cherubs” & printmaking), plus a makers’ market.

Amplify Her, a collective empowering women in the music industry, is heading to the Lower Third on Denmark St to host its monthly open mic, which will platform up-&-coming female talent from a range of genres.

London’s hardly short on open-air cinema screenings, but this one has a bit of a twist: you won’t know what the film is until you get there. Sign up to Theatreship’s mailing list for those all-important clues! (Here’s this week’s.)

This week, we’re pleased to be giving away a copy of Speedy Comfort, a new cookbook packed with quick, comforting meals by bestselling author Jon Watts.

Watts, who learned to cook in prison & worked in one of Jamie Oliver’s restaurants after his release, is known for his delicious yet accessible recipes.

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Keen to be the friend who can say ‘I knew them before they were cool’? Check out this BBC Introducing showcase at The Scoop, featuring emerging performers from the electronic, neo-soul & pop genres.

Enjoy those final few summer nights with an open-air screening of perennial musical classic Grease at Lower Marsh, & make sure to wear your finest 1950s garb, because there’s a costume contest!

Throw it back to the 80s with this euphoric club night at Hackney mainstay Paper Dress Vintage – expect stone-cold bangers from the likes of Madonna, New Order, George Michael, & many more.

Explore the open studios & pop-up galleries in an underrated corner of west London during Brentford’s Creative Mile this weekend. As part of it, there’s a cider & sausage festival at the Globe pub this Fri.

Discover discounted pieces from some of the UK’s most talented makers, artists & craftspeople, all under one roof. From hand-thrown pottery & organic candles to artisan jewellery, homewares & original art, this market (hosted by Two Temple Place) will be the place to find something truly special!

It’s a village fete, but not as you know it. To celebrate their Wicker Arms folk horror exhibit, Staffordshire St is hosting a community day involving welly wanging, queer Morris dancing, a veggie sculpture contest & more.

Camberwell Carnival is bringing all the Notting Hill vibes from last weekend south of the river to Camberwell Green, with a steel band, samba performances, & a mechanical bull if you fancy emulating Beyonce.

Round off summer with a free open-air concert in lovely Waterlow Park. The Pop-Up Proms series closes with Funny Bones, a trombone ensemble formed at the Royal Academy of Music. Expect inventive melodies, big brass energy & a unique twist on the traditional promenade concert vibe.

The annual Natural Aspect Summer Concert is taking over the Parliament Hill Bandstand on Hampstead Heath this Sun, for live rock, reggae, & blues tunes, as well as a circus skills workshop & all-around good vibes.

137 Bethnal Green Road will transform into a vintage lover’s heaven this weekend, thanks to the Funky Cat London pop-up. Expect a curated selection of Y2K gems, with a focus on French & Italian vintage.