If you keep an eagle eye out, you’ll be able to catch some events at the famous ‘secret’ club free of charge, while others have £1 tickets, including Jack Barry’s All Work In Progress And No Play Makes Jack A Dull Boy, Katie Green’s Work In Progress and Roger O’Sullivan’s Polarized.

For three Fridays this month, the Royal Ballet and Opera is hosting a series of free lunchtime performances inspired by its heritage. 

The Old Blue Last has regular free music nights where you can catch some very cool bright young things and rising stars. On Sundays, the Shoreditch pub hosts jazz sessions for free, too. 

The Mediatheque at BFI Southbank is a national archive of over 95,000 titles from the BFI and is one of the world’s most significant and diverse collections of film and television. It’s also open to the public so whether you’re studying, researching or just want to be entertained, you can settle in and watch one of the many films available.

This hidden London museum showcases the ancient Temple of Mithras and is home to a collection of remarkable Roman artefacts.

Explore the captivating history of Fulham Palace. Spanning over 1,300 years, the long and layered history of this residence includes feuding Saxons, a Roman villa and the Vikings. The house, gardens and museum are all free to enter.

One of London’s more tucked away museums, the Sir John Soane is the beautiful house of one of the greatest English architects. The museum has been kept as it was at the time of Soane’s death in 1837 and displays his vast collection of antiquities, furniture, sculptures, architectural models and paintings.

This new independent flower market opened at the start of the month. You’ll find a variety of stalls selling homemade food, pre-loved fashion, florals and botanicals.

This free interactive art trail features eight must-see light installations by British and international artists. From a tornado of light to the Northern Lights and a giant ball of yarn, there’s plenty to discover.