Wed only Heaven
Fruit Machine, the Wednesday regular at Heaven, is brimming with fruits of every flavour, but you never know which combination you'll get. More
Daily Cafe Sol
Diners can munch on Mexican food and sip cocktails at Café Sol on Clapham High Street, before the chairs are cleared to make an improvised dance floor and old-school classics get everyone bopping. More
Daily; not Sun Fluid
Located in London's Clerkenwell, Fluid is a two-storey bar with an eye on club culture and a nod towards the kitsch. The decor is modern and industrial, but with an intimate atmosphere, appealing to the discerning clubber and determined fun-seeker. More
Sun only Fire
Started in 2002 by the boys from Beyond, Later (at Fire) offers the perfect chance to chill out on Sunday afternoon, after a heavy weekend of gay clubbing. More
Daily Wigmore Hall
The Wigmore Hall is one of the finest classical music venues in London and incontrovertibly the home of chamber music in the capital. Consistently attracting top soloists and the pre-eminent ensembles on the classical music scene, you are very unlikely to be disappointed if you pay it a visit. More
Mon only The End
Born with the death of Britpop, Trash - one of London's most revered club nights - brings its eclectic mix of souped-up songs and beats to The End. More
Daily; not Sun The Shadow Lounge
Since opening in 2001, The Shadow Lounge quickly established itself as one of the places to see and be seen in gay London. Ostensibly a members' cocktail lounge, it also welcomes paying guests every night. More
Mon and Sun only Fire
Forget the working week! Orange, at Fire, sees Sunday night clubbing infringing on office hours as it kicks its way into Monday morning with a refreshing gay clubbing experience. More
Fruit Machine, the Wednesday regular at Heaven, is brimming with fruits of every flavour, but you never know which combination you'll get. 
The Wigmore Hall is one of the finest classical music venues in London and incontrovertibly the home of chamber music in the capital. Consistently attracting top soloists and the pre-eminent ensembles on the classical music scene, you are very unlikely to be disappointed if you pay it a visit. 
