Happy Movember. We’ve got a mixture of indoor and outdoor happenings this weekend as we appreciate some of you might not want to venture outside. Cosy up with a French film, enjoy a game lunch or a classic menú del día done Pizarro style. Otherwise head to an Ibiza-esque party, embrace Bonfire night or get in some weekend learning with a talk. Or you could always stay in with a good coffee table book (or four). This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Clive Henry x Alex Arnout at The Nest • SAT The Wild Game Co. at The Endurance • SUN Style Cities: LA TODAY Fred Butler x Swatch Swatch is getting an East London makeover from Fred Butler, who has designed a structural, colourful, limited edition watch. Available today from 313 Oxford Street, W1R 1LA , £178 APP PERONI VIVI IN STILE Sponsored listing Enjoy your life in style. This is the mantra of Peroni’s app, Vivi In Stile, a guide to the hidden gems in London, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester. Take a look at the best places to eat, drink, shop and explore, brought to you by those in the know (we contributed too). The app’s just been updated for A/W with 100 new places across the seven cities. Get downloading! Peroni Vivi In Stile, free FRIDAY FILM: Rust and Bone PARTY: Clive Henry x Alex Arnout at The Nest Jacques Audiard’s first film since the highly-acclaimed A Prophet tells the tale of an unlikely relationship between a whale trainer (Marion Cotillard) and a homeless, single father struggling to make ends meet as a fighter (Matthias Schoenaerts) in the Côte d’Azur. Expect high-octane drama, an unpredictable storyline, beautiful visuals and knockout performances. If you’re still clinging to IBZ times, then head to The Nest tonight where DC10 resident Clive Henry (of Crosstown Rebels) will headline alongside Hot Creations’ Alex Arnout. Bristol-based maven Artifact will also make an appearance – he’s currently making some big waves in the UK underground house, techno and bass scene so get ready for some hedonistic fun. Time varies £13.75 Curzon Soho, 99 Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 5DY 9pm-4am £7 36 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, N16 7XJ MIX Durrr Weekender mix by Kiwi A end of year party to end all parties. Durrr Weekender is back for a double bill at the end of the month, bringing you a mélange of disco, house, electro and techno sounds to get down to (early bird tickets have already sold out) from the likes of Jimmy Edgar, Ewan Pearson, Kiwi, Xavier De Rosnay and Erol Alkan. We’ve got an exclusive mix from new wave disco prince Kiwi to get you in the mood. Play Durrr Weekender, November 30 and December 1, £16 BOOK AHEAD Red Bull Culture Clash Get booking for Red Bull Culture Clash as there are still tickets available. The premise is simple: 4 soundsystems run by 4 collectives - Major Lazer, Annie Mac with Magnetic Man, Channel One and Boy Better Know (all with special guests) - will battle it out at Wembley. This will be one shakedown to remember. Red Bull Culture Clash, November 7, Wembley Arena, Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 0AA £16.75 SATURDAY EAT: The Wild Game Co. at The Endurance FIREWORKS: Battersea Park Fireworks We’re fans of street food pop ups in pubs this time of year (see Disco Bistro). The Wild Game Co., which won the street food prize at the Young British Foodies’ 2012 Awards, is going into Soho institution The Endurance for a meaty three-month residency. The seasonal, changing menu will include things like pulled boar cooked in soy sauce and star anise, sticky BBQ wings with burnt lettuce, deep-fried pheasant and venison burger dumplings. Remember, remember the fifth (or third) of November. Head to Battersea Park for the firework display of the weekend. Pains Fireworks - who’ve designed for Disney and the Olympic Torch Relay - are behind the "London Celebrates" show. Wrap up warm and enjoy fire acts, mulled wine, toffee apples and a bonfire before the main event. And look out for our competition on Monday for more fireworks at a Bonfire Ball with Rudimental… Lunch 12.30pm-3.30pm Dinner 6pm-10pm The Endurance, 90 Berwick Street, W1F 0QB From 6pm £10 (tickets on sale ‘til 12pm on Saturday) Battersea Park, Queenstown Road, SW11 4NJ BOOK NOW Where the Wild Things Are: An Opera Double Bill Maurice Sendak’s fantastical children’s novel has been adapted into both an opera (in the 80s) and a film in more recent times. The operatic version by Oliver Knussen is coming back to the Barbican for one day only, and will be followed by an operatic version of another of his picture books, Higglety Pigglety Pop! Where The Wild Things Are: An Opera Double Bill by Oliver Knussen November 3 at 2pm and 7pm, Barbican Centre, Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS, £25 AGENDA PICK Heartbeat at Paradise For your dose of disco, heart to Paradise’s new night, Heartbeat. Get down to nu-school disco or tunes from way back when. Get in the mood now with Justin Robertson’s mix. B to the oogie. More info SUNDAY LUNCH: Pizarro MenÚ del DÍa TALK: Style Cities: Los Angeles There’s nothing like a wholesome menú del día when in Spain and London’s king of Spanish cuisine, Jose Pizarro, is now offering just that. At lunch, choose between two or three courses of his usual fare - think sardine escabeche, white beans with chorizo and morcilla, and chocolate mousse with bloody orange confit to finish. Plus there’ll be daily specials. La buena vida in SE1. Get some Sunday learning in at the V&A. Next up in their Style Cities seminar series (the last one was Chicago) is Los Angeles. Learn about the history of the shiny, sunny Cali capital (founded in 1781), its people, and how Hollywood itself has been captured on film. 12pm-3pm Two courses £17, three courses £20 Pizarro, 194 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3TQ 2pm-5pm £25 V&A, Cromwell Road, SW7 2RL BOOK PICK Drinks by Tony Conigliaro The cocktail master is finally sharing some of his secrets – with beautiful photography by Mr Addie Chinn. We’ll be making the marshmallow milkshake. Available from here, £25 BOOK PICK A Living Space by Kit Kemp Kit Kemp of Firmdale Hotel fame gives her tips on her signature boutique-hotel-but-homely style. Available from here, £30 BOOK PICK The Little Black Jacket: Chanel’s Classic Revisited by Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld See Chanel’s eternal little black jacket worn in 113 different ways. The photographic exhibition dedicated to the book at The Saatchi Gallery ends this weekend so nip in before it’s over (there’s also a free poster involved). The Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, SW3 4RY Book available here, £65 BOOK PICK Kate: The Kate Moss Book Following Testino’s book on Moss last year comes another, spanning her unparalleled career. Kate: The Kate Moss Book will be available with eight covers, each shot by a different photographer (including Testino, Corinne Day and Juergen Teller). Available on November 6, £50 WEEKEND GUIDE by JC LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2012 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free daily mailer. All listings and features are editorial: We do not receive any payment from venues, artists or promoters. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of information listed but we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions.