The event – entitled ‘Who are you to speak? “Let your women keep silence… And if they will learn anything, let them ask their husbands at home” (I Corinthians 14: v. 34 – 35)” – will explore why three artists chose to challenge religious fundamentalism through their art. The panel includes writer Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, artist Sarah Maple and playwright Jo Clifford. Gurpreet is a playwright whose play ‘Behzti’ caused uproar amongst the local Sikh community in Birmingham in 2004, as it depicted a rape in a Sikh temple. Artist Sarah Maple received death threats when her exhibition went on show at a west London gallery in 2008. Her portraits included a woman in a headscarf holding a pig, and a painting showing the artist in a headscarf with a bare breast. Playwright Jo Clifford’s play ‘Jesus Queen of Heaven’ staged as part of 2009 Glasgay arts festival caused widespread protests from Christian organisations and attracted 300 protestors to the opening night. Register for events on their site

This talk will look at some of London’s ghosts ranging from haunted old Prisons, a stately mansion, a courthouse and a West End cinema. What do these studies reveal about the nature of ghost experiences and when they are most likely to happen?

The Henningham Family Press collaborate with three very different artists to take a sideways look at British life through that great article of social comment: the poster. As well as performing in their own unique styles, musician Darren Hayman, comedian Jo Neary, and master printer Murray Macauley will each performance-publish a brand new poster on the night. Around these special performances, the streets of a transformed venue will be lined with interactions and diversions to get involved with. Use special maps to navigate from the village pub to the allotment, cinema, bookshop and back again. Take part in the quiz and games; try printing, stampmaking, knitting and book-craft. Use your special issue ration book at the Great Cake Escape bakery and the store. There will be a choice of mini-talks put on at the Universettee, the invitational mobile armchair lecture series on cult topics: a flexible syllabus that reflects those taking part, expect anything from Zizek, through Liberian history to Roots Manuva. We present a screening of Sister Corita The Screening Printing Nun, a short documentary about inspirational artist and educator Corita Kent who used printing to comfort and empower during the social upheavals of the 60s and 70s. There will be an accompanying short cookery-class style lecture and recreation of a Sister Corita print by Murray Macauley.

They bring the boards (lovely vintage, spinny twirly, junior and even giant are amongst their array), you bring the vocab. Play as you like: score, or don’t score; come on your own and let them fix you up with opponents, or come as groups of friends and invent new versions such as Scraboo. With official Scrabble Dictionary keepers floating around to assist in word disputes and a pile of freshly baked cakes and biscuits to hand out to Scrabblers, whether it’s your first time or you’re a seasoned pro.

Female ejaculation expert and author Deborah Sundahl is a female ejaculation pioneer. Her book, Female Ejaculation and the G-spot, and her video line titled: The Female Ejaculation Sex Education Series draws on her 22 years experience, research and instruction on this important topic of female sexuality. She continues to be a spokesperson for female sexuality and an advocate for sex education. Open to both men and women, Deborah's lecture is highly informative and features photographs, scientific diagrams, video demonstrations and a Q & A session at the end .... it will tell you all you need to know about female ejaculation and the G-spot.

According to Aristotle the correct pursuit of life is happiness. We can only be happy when we exercise each of the virtues in moderation. Thus, we must not lack courage, for this would make us cowards, nor have too much courage, which would make us foolhardy. One might summarise this approach as one of taking an appropriate response to every situation, an idea central to the notion of being cool.