The best free events this weekend 20-22 November
By Manolis Zografakis
No plans this weekend? Fear not! There are a lot of amazing free things to do in London this weekend 20-22 November 2015. It’s the last weekend of the London Jazz Festival and there are plenty of great free live jazz events throughout the capital. Our pick is the Sunday evening performance of Kansas Smitty’s Big Four at the artsdepot. On the same day there is the lovely D.I.Y. art market at Epic Dalston organised by the team behind the Hackney Flea Market as well as an afternoon of dance workshops and demonstrations at the Southbank Centre, as part of the London Jazz Festival. Finally, if you love going to the movies you might want to head down to the House of Vans in Waterloo to catch the free film screening of the old time classic The Princess Bride. Sounds like a interesting weekend don’t you think? If our top 5 isn’t enough for you have a look at the top 10 free things to do in November and the best free film screenings.
The Best Free London Events of the Weekend
- D.I.Y. Art Market at EPIC Dalston, N16 8BH – Sun 22 (11am–18pm)
A cool art market showcasing over 60 artists, all exhibiting and selling an eclectic range of original items. - Artists Drawing a Line Under Torture Exhibition at Oxo Tower Wharf, SE1 – until Sun 22 Nov (11am – 6pm)
Some of the biggest names in the contemporary art world exhibit alongside original pieces created by survivors of torture. - Sunday Buzz: Kansas Smitty’s Big Four at the artsdepot ,North Finchley, N12 0GA – Sun 22 (at 12pm)
Kansas Smitty’s Big Four will be performing Part of EFG London Jazz Festival. - Jazzcotech Dancefloor Jazz Party at the Clore Ballroom at Southbank Centre, SE1 8XX – Sun 22 (3pm – 7pm)
An afternoon of free workshops, demonstrations and a DJ-led dance-floor jazz party. - The Princess Bride at the House of Vans, SE1 8SW – Fri 20 (2 screenings, at 5pm & 7pm)
Free screening of the 80’s classic fantasy adventure film The Princes Bride.
The Top 5 free things to do in London this weekend 20-22 November 2015.
