After 5pm, Charity

A scaled down version of the BBC's smash hit show, with Oxford-based dignitaries and celebrities donning their dancing shoes for a six week tuition period, culminating in this show where they demonstrate how well (or poorly) they got on. All in aid of Vale House.

Comedy for a good cause.

The stars of Scottish variety are out to perform in aid of the Scottish Artistes Benevolent Fund, including Johnny Beattie, Dean Park, Peter Morrison, Anne Fields, Tony Roper, Alastair McDonald, Russel Lane, Geoff Graham and, topping the bill, 'International Comedy Duo' The Krankies …

Owen Donovan, Jessie Pie and the Thorn perform alongside a 'buy what you see' catwalk show, all in support of Cancer Research UK.

Laughs in aid of a really good cause.

A load of comedians, including Billy Kirkwood, How Do I Get Up There and Mark Nelson, give up their time to help raise money for Scotland's leading dementia charity.

Greg Pearson, Six Storeys High, Jack Rowberry play live plus acoustic sets from Raff (OK Social Club) and Steven (The 10:04s) all raising funds for Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres.

Bust out your tux and put some diamonds in your ears for this James Bond-themed dinner dance and fundraiser for Scotia Aid – Sierra Leone.

The Buteyko Institute Trust present an evening of music and entertainment to raise money for the Glasgow School Project, featuring Craig Armstrong, Jerry Burns, Judith Williams, Alistair Ogilvy, Katie O'Halloran, Stu Brown, Nigel Clarke, Lynda Cochraine, Adrian Spina, Penny Black, a string quintet led by Alison Lawrence…

A night of old skool dancing to indie, soul, and disco tunes raising funds for children's education and health care in Tanzania.

Launch of a new fundraising event with performances from Colonel Mustard & the Dijon 5, Samson Sounds, Ceylan Hay and others.

Danceaid, with performers from Britain's Got Talent and So You Think You Can Dance, team up with local company Kidz Got Swagga for a show in support of the charity, which introduces disadvantaged children to the power and energy of dance.

A sponsored nocturnal power walk to raise funds to combat breast cancer. As an added bonus, all participants are invited to walk in their bras (and that includes the men).

A night of comedy compered by Robin Ince and featuring Lee Mack, Francesca Martinez, Milton Jones, Boothby Graffoe and Lloyd Langford. In aid of Enrych, a charity for people enabling people with physical disabilities to live a full and active life.

Ska night in aid of Sick Kids Foundation in Edinburgh headed by a tribute to the knees-up sounds of Bad Manners.