Captured In Stone
This month's Late at the ol' Vicky and Al is all about getting stoned. Sorry, I read that wrong: it's all about stone. (Cheap shot, I know…) Take in Michael Shaw's curious and innovative Breathing Sculpture with the good sculptor/doctor himself, investigate the swirling audiovisual Strata#1, or create your own masterpiece plaque with the in-house Master Plaster Caster (trying saying that quickly when you've had a few).

This week's ORIGINAL pick: Eureka Night
You know the old story. Archimedes is busy slipping himself into a hot bath after a long day in the office, when suddenly it hits him: the volume of a body submerged in water is equal to the volume of liquid displaced. "Eureka!" he cries out, before running around the streets of Syracuse naked. Just because tonight's fashion-tastic special of DJs, live music, workshops and talks takes its name from his exclamation, don't go getting any ideas…

Camden Crawl
Seeing as all the day tickets have sold out, you've clearly already been to yesterday's event and as such, probably don't need us to wise-crack about the ins and outs of Camden's biggest musical pub crawl, spanning 40 venues and taking in over 150 live acts, including Kasabian, Little Boots, Frankmusik and Ipso Facto. Not forgetting interactive daytime activities and cutting edge performances across the arts. Sorry, couldn't help ourselves.

White Wedding
Dearly beloved, would you be happy to see Yoda turn up on your big day? Unless it's a theme wedding, personally we'd veto. However, we're making an exception for this tongue-in-cheek disco reception full of tacky brides, cheap cava, blubbing bridesmaids and bouquet tossing. With '80s fanatic, DJ Yoda, spinning his exclusive wedding set, and a dressing up box to raid for the official photographs, we're saying I do.

Fleet: Ice Cream Orchestra
There's nothing sweeter than the sound of the ice-cream van on a hot summer's day. On the flip side, it sounds a bit cr*p through the tinny acoustics of pounding rain. So we're keeping our fingers crossed for sun this Sunday (come ON weather, the hint's in the frigging title), as six vans from the Fleet Ice Cream Orchestra play a specially created composition to mark the end of this year's Street Project, with free ice cream for all.

East End Film Festival
I remember the excitement of my first 3D movie as a kid: the blurred blue/red images that lunged out at me from the screen. But there was always something unsatisfying about the experience (I blame the fact that, as awed as I was, I already had perfectly good 3D vision without the weird specs). Still, even without the wealth of old-school 2D flicks on offer, the chance to experience some brand new, realer-than-real 3D offerings out East gets me giddy all over again.