Tomorrow

Nostalgic landscapes and cityscapes from the heart of London to the North West Highlands of Scotland, shown alongside the contemporary ceramics of Camilleri

In Wonderlands, Aberdeen-based artist Johanna Basford shows new works which transform her intricate, signature-style ink drawings to a much larger scale.

Weekly running club following the very best kind of route: one with a bar at each end. After meeting at Joseph Pearce's the group jogs down to Sofi's for some refreshing lingonberry juice, before heading back up to JP's, which is a route of 3.5 miles.

Figurative paintings, drawings, screen printing, photocollages, photographs and assemblages from the Warminster-based artist, celebrating 50 years of her work which plays with notions of ambiguity and clarity and is heavily inspired by her travels to the East.

Contemporary works in a variety of media.

Late night DJ sessions with high-profile guests from around the city.

Political satire and social commentary as American stand-up Camp and London-based comic Revell join forces.

Comedy rogue and South London tearaway Lee "Nelsy" Nelson is fronting his latest live show, Lee Nelson's Well Good Show. The show involves a little audience participation which sees Nelson waling through the audience sharing mortifying tales and cheeky banter with unsuspecting members assisted by his loyal friend fat…

The best of Scottish jazz talent is showcased in this weekly event, hosted by upright bassist Brodie Jarvis and a rotating cast of musicians.

• Directed by: Lia Williams
• Written by: Frank McGuinness

Leanne Best stars as Sal, in Lia Williams's production of this drama by Frank McGuinness, in which a woman recalls the circumstances of her leaving England for a small island on the coast of County Kerry. Contains strong language, not suitable for ages below 15.

• Written by: Britten

The cellist performs works by Benjamin Britten.

A wide variety of contemporary metalwork created by artists and designers of the Sussex Guild.

A work-in-progress scale model of the Dean Clough building.

You may have caught him on one of his increasingly regular TV appearances, so here's a chance to catch the distinctively voiced Cockney in the flesh.

Refreshments on offer for visitors to enjoy.

Six weeks of nature and wildlife-related activities, events and workshops celebrating the natural heritage of the Falkirk area.

Urquhart Ceilidh Group lead an open-mic session for budding musicians.

A dynamic mix of contemporary works created by four artists responding to their understanding of the world around them. Including works by Irene Marot, Christina Reading, Stephanie Kirk and Valerie Everitt.