Shit Indie Disco is heading back to The Victoria in Dalston doing exactly what it says on the tin

Franco Manca is doing a very good deed this festive season by donating 20,000 free pizzas to those in need.

After a popping up in Soho earlier in the year, the Espresso Martini Society, with its massive martini menu, is coming back to town for a winter edition.

Bingo Academy has set up shop inside the Kitty Hawk in an effort to bring the fun back into bingo.

Amex is bringing The Centurion Lounge back to Covent Garden this month and it’s the perfect place to escape all the Christmas hustle and bustle.

Remember the massive queues to get inside that mirror room at the Victoria Miro gallery in 2016? Yayoi Kusama is returning to the gallery with another major exhibition.

The lights are on and Christmas has officially arrived in St James’s, and now the area is playing host to a series of festive craft workshops.

Fat Macy’s, the social enterprise that runs supper clubs staffed by Londoners living in temporary accommodation, is back with a festive series of events.

It’s not Christmas without a Christmas show and Selfridges has got Glyn Fussell to create another festive production for the Ultralounge,

Expect ice skating, Christmas films, crazy golf and more at Winterville in Clapham Common.

If you’re looking for an alternative to the traditional Christmas show, then this is it. Drag collective Sink the Pink is putting on How To Catch a Krampus.

The Jellied Eel, the UK’s first cocktail and croquetas bar, is popping up inside the Grade-II listed L Manze pie and mash shop in Walthamstow

After last year’s cheese and pickle mince pies, Branston has teamed up with Lily Vanilli once again for more festive treats.

Jimmy Garcia is taking over the Southbank this winter with his Lodge on the River, including those (heated, obvs) riverside igloos

For this festive season Backyard Cinema has gone big by teaming up with Hyde Park Winter Wonderland to host an immersive screening of The Snowman

The ice rink is heading back to Somerset House this winter and they’ve got a whole new series of Skate Lates events on for 2018

Choose Love, the charity pop-up shop that raised £750,000 for Help Refugees, is back for 2018 and just in time from Christmas.

The Archive has installed a 75m outdoor display of 250 The Face covers spanning 1980-2001 in Lewis Cubitt Square.

If having a go on Supermarket Sweep was one of your life goals then you’ll be very pleased to hear that the beloved game show is coming back in the form of a bar.