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Thursday 28 May 2015 8:24 pm

Something for the weekend

By: Express KCS

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DANCE! BENJI B
Internationally renowned DJ Benji B continues his residency at XOYO. If you’ve ever tuned in to his Radio 1 show – and if you haven’t, you should – you’ll recognise the eclectic mix of the best electronic sounds. Saturday, £13.50, visit xoyo.co.uk.

SHOP! CLERKENWELL VINTAGE FAIR
Need to revamp your wardrobe in time for summer? London’s definitive vintage fair celebrates its 6th anniversary this Sunday. Head to Finsbury Park Town hall for a dizzying array of vintage gems sold from 50 carefully vetted traders. Sunday, 11am-5pm £4, visit clerkenwellvintagefashionfair.co.uk.

TAKE THE KIDS! DOCKLANDS MUSEUM
Half-term is coming to an end, but there’s still time for an educational family day out. The Museum of London Docklands has an engaging programme of events aimed at kids, from puppet performances to costume-making. Free, visit museumoflondon.org.uk.

SIP! WINE AND CHEESE WORKSHOP
If you’re nursing a hangover this Sunday, head to wine emporium Vinopolis for the perfect hair of the dog. Their wine and cheese tasting masterclass isn’t just an excuse to indulge in two of the world’s greatest foodstuffs, you should learn a few things as well. Sunday, £50, visit vinopolis.co.uk.

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