Golden boy: Tutankhamun dazzles London in this display of 150 artefacts from the young pharaoh's famous tomb - last chance - this is, apparently, the Final Tour (Nov 2 to May 3)

Southern winter: the Southbank Centre launches its annual shindig complete with Christmas Market, comedy, cabaret, storytelling, sensory play and daredevil acts at Circus 1903 (Nov 8 to Jan 5)

Ah, it's moose season: cosy up under a rug in an authentic alpine hut to enjoy a glass of Prosecco, a flaming fondu and an apres-ski DJ - in Fulham. Winterland opens November 8. Brrrr!

Camp Christmas: the Spiegeltent lands in Leicester Square to cheer up the winter with contemporary vaudeville troupe La Clique supplying the fun, from fire acts to trapeze artistes. From £11.50 (Nov 8 to Jan 4)

Anyone for tennis? The ATP Finals come to the O2, Greenwich, for a clash of the titans - inc Nadal, Federer and Djokovic. Tickets from £26.50 (Nov 10-17)

London Calling: the Museum of London celebrates 40 years since the the eponymous Clash album exploded onto the music scene - inc Strummer's notebook and Simonon's smashed Fender - and it's free! (Nov 15 to April 19)

All that jazz: venues across London are hosting sets by jazz musicians known, unknown and up and coming. Tickets from £15 (Nov 15 to 24)

Best medicine: the Science Museum opens a new, free medical gallery, using objects from its own and Henry Wellcome's collections, including a miniature hospital and an amputation saw (from Nov 16)

Lights, action: Wembley Park banishes winter with a free Diwali/Bonfire Night firework display Nov 10, followed by Winterfest, the immersive sound and light festival, also free (Nov 20 to Jan 3)

Nightlights: Royal Botanic Gardens Kew light up for Christmas, starring singing holly bushes, laser projections, Will'o'the Wisps and dancing water jets. Adults £18 (Nov 20 to Jan 5)