Five things to do in London this November

Irish crooner Brian McFadden and his 9-piece band present his only London shows of the year from the 6th-9th November, Brian will perform tributes to soul greats such as Ray Charles and Eddie Floyd and songs from his new album, Otis, in honour of the legendary Otis Redding. www1.boisdale.co.uk

From the 29th November enter at you own risk, Marvel's Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N at London's Excel centre and find out all the secrets to becoming a superhero.

Ice Skate in the shadows of one of London's most iconic museums, whilst enjoying a drop of mulled wine. Be careful not to fall over though.

Neighbourhood Cinema has transformed Tropicana Beach Club in London's West End into an enchanted Frozen Island, it even has giant snow globes. Cinema goers can catch Christmas classics including "Elf" and "Miracle on 34th Street".

From the 22nd of November enjoy London's largest winter festival that offers ice skating, a Teletubbies Christmas show, stunning circus acts and many more rides and attractions.

Iconic 80s band Culture Club are currently in the middle of their UK tour and play London's Wembley Arena on the 14th November. Karma Chameleon, anyone?

Who doesn't love Harry Potter? Head to the Harry Potter studio's in Leavesden, Hertfordshire, and enjoy some Christmas magic and snow drifts in Diagon Alley.

Yes, it's true actor Danny Dyer otherwise known as EastEnders Mick Carter has moved from the East end to the West end and is currently treading the boards at the Harold Pinter theatre in London's Soho.

Winter sliding is back again at Stratford's Roof East and this year they are celebrating the 25th birthday of classic movie "Cool Running's" (yes, it really is that old) with a Jamaican theme complete with a steel band and rum cocktails.

The Queen of Japanese art is back with her latest exhibition. Fans can expect her signature pumpkins, flowers and endless dots, but this time we will see an exciting infinity room.