London has no shortage of wonderful film festivals. Here is a current list. [Frame] The London Dance Film Festival The Angela Lansbury Film Festival Bechdel Test Fest BFI London Film Festival BFM International Film Festival Brazilian Film Festival Chinese Visual...

National Film Theatre, Southbank, SE1: As the 'home' of the British Film Institute, this is the premier UK venue for all things film. With a four-screen cinema it shows an incredible range of classic and contemporary films every...

London Youth Choir: For singers aged 7-22 membership is by audition. Auditions are held in the first week of each full school term. Visit Website Steel Pan Trust: A listing of steelband classes across eight London Boroughs with...

Bad Film Club: This club was created as a place where like-minded people can gather and enjoy the guilty pleasure of good bad movies. Creating the living room atmosphere of a group of friends, the polite shackles of cinema are discarded in favour of jeering, heckling...

Central Film School: Offer undergraduate, postgraduate, part-time and short courses in all aspects of film making. Established in 2008 it offers highly practical and personal teaching by industry professionals. The school is a...

SOUTH EAST Filmbox Community Cinema, Beckenham, BR3: A regular community cinema club showing two films per Filmbox night. They are based at the Langley Park Centre for Performing Arts in Beckenham in the London Borough of Bromley. Offering great value independent...

EAST Close-Up, Shoreditch, E1: Close-up runs a film programme aimed at making film culture and history accessible to everyone. Exploring such topics as the film of Ingmar Bergman and Surrealism and Cinema, the programmes are truly international and educational. They...

360 Video Creatives & Technicians:  This is a group for all things 360 video - Directors, Producers, Cinematographers, Post-production and Devs - in fact anyone involved in 360 video, agency or freelance. It is an opportunity to meet up with fellow professionals...

CENTRAL NATIONAL GALLERY, Trafalgar Square, W1: A world class collection in the heart of London. Two Rembrant self portraits (at 30 and 63 years old), Turners, Titians, Constables, Vermeers, Michaelangelos, Van Gogh's Sunflowers, the delicate splendour of the...

CENTRAL London Review  Bookshop, Bloomsbury WC1 Opened in 2003, it has established itself as a cultural hub, reflecting life in the capital. It is a space for book lovers to meet, converse and sample the excellent cakes  and beverages. Book selections include classics...