Every Friday throughout January, come along for a glamorous late night skate with friends or an evening of romance. The beautiful 18th century building is transformed by moonlight to create a dramatic backdrop for the glistening rink, whilst guest DJ's play live to create a great party feel. Tonight features Horse Meat Disco. Since its humble beginnings over 5 years ago Horse Meat Disco has become an institution on both sides of the sexual divide due in large part to its dedication and appreciation to disco music in all its forms with the idea to create an alternative party that harped back to the halcyon days of parties like The Loft and The Gallery in New York whilst at the same time adapting it for a London crowd and always looking to the future.

The event takes place on the day that the MPs return from their winter holiday. In fact, they’ve been invited. Caroline Lucus, leader of the Green Party is expected to be attending. The more homework you do on Climate Science the more attractive the Eco movement becomes. Say no more, you know what to do. If you want to join the people on the ‘frontline’, then this ‘Dinner’ will be a charming entrée. Organised by Climate Rush whose agenda it is to raise public awareness to various issues including Airport Expansion, Air Traffic and Domestic Flights. They have modelled themselves on the Suffragette’s who took it upon themselves by what means necessary to ensure women could vote. The ‘c’ word is a heaving issue encompassing all aspects of society, and passions are running considerably high. Chances are you can expect this to translate in the actions taken in order to ensure a greener future. 2009 is going to be an interesting year. Think about investing your pension into ‘green energy and products’, think about the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the car you drive… your lifestyle will shift bit by bit. And your lover, friends, family and colleagues – are all wising up to what should (and could) be an inspiring future. Lion or lamb? You’ve read this far - you’re on the front line, ahead of the game – hats off to you! Roar! The curtains are opening, the concert is about to begin…

Every Friday throughout January, come along for a glamorous late night skate with friends or an evening of romance. The beautiful 18th century building is transformed by moonlight to create a dramatic backdrop for the glistening rink, whilst guest DJ's play live to create a great party feel. Tonight features Desdemona Plays Pop with a night of pure pop pleasure brought to you by TV presenters turned DJ’s Ruth & Ed. Combining the best 80s floor-fillers with classic 90s dance hits to ensure an unforgettable blend of great pop music.

A multi-media work, the Musical Paintings (Shallow 1-21), are a series of original musical "cut-ups" composed by McLaren set to appropriated clips selected and edited of ordinary people who are about to have sex. The films have been spliced, repeated, both slowed down and in real time. The result is hypnotic, layered and provocative. This collection of Musical Paintings - portraits of people thinking, desiring, wanting, wishing, imagining having sex, have been dug out of the ruins of pop culture: old sex films and pop music. McLaren explains they are not films or videos, not cut in rhythm or narrative based, but another form entirely. They are a map of feelings that navigate both the "look of music" and the "sound of fashion".

Every Friday throughout January, come along for a glamorous late night skate with friends or an evening of romance. The beautiful 18th century building is transformed by moonlight to create a dramatic backdrop for the glistening rink, whilst guest DJ's play live to create a great party feel. Tonight the Batmacumba DJ's bring you a Brazilelectro evening with a mash up of nu-school bossa and samba tracks. The Brazilian revolution that started in London, Batmacumba is the longest running Brazilian club-night in Europe mixing up music and short films.

Open all day and into the night seven days a week until the end of January, Somerset House Ice Rink is a treat for every Londoner. Friends can celebrate the festive season at moonlit Late Skate sessions, or skate to London's sharpest DJs at DJ Nights in November & January. Families can enjoy Breakfast with Tiffany at special Saturday morning sessions in December, whilst younger children can join The Penguin Club. Everyone can hone their skills at January's Skate School.

La Clique is impossible to define and impossible to resist. It is an ever-changing, motley assortment of some of the most outrageous, hilarious and downright bizarre and beautiful acts. On any evening you might see Norway’s Captain Frodo whose eye-watering flexibility brings new meaning to the word contortion; Spain and the UK’s Ursula Martinez whose show-stopping routines literally strip cabaret down to its barest essentials; Germany’s David O’Mer, who has re-invented the pleasures of a nice soak in the tub; Kiev’s Yulia Pikhtina, widely considered to be one of the finest exponents of the ancient art of hula hooping; The English Gents performing their inconceivable feats of human strength and skill; Larger than life, London’s own Miss Behave – a larger than life, PVC-clad cartoon character with a fetish for swallowing pointy objects; the amazing puppets of Montreal’s Cabaret Decadanse’s who will instantly captivate, charm and blow your mind; and last, but not least, Mario, Queen of the Circus, a veteran of the New York alternative comedy scene, an uber-cool leather-bursting reincarnation of Freddie Mercury - if he’d ever run away and joined the circus.

Madame Zingara is coming to town, and is inviting you to join her in her magical, fantastical and most mystical world. Hold onto your seat. The circus indulges the childhood imagination in us all. The Beatles once sang a song, it began with these lyrics…‘For the benefit of Mr. Kite, There will be a show tonight on trampoline, The Hendersons will all be there, Late of Pablo Fanques Fair - what a scene’. It was inspired by a 19th Century circus poster. For Mr Kite, the excitement all took place on Bishopsgate, but Ladies and Gentlemen, you are in for soooo much more of a treat.

Every day seems to bring a new crisis: financial markets in turmoil, energy price rises, food riots, violent conflicts and environmental disasters. And whatever the disaster, poor and marginalised people are always affected the most. The world doesn't have to be this way. Every person on the planet can make change happen. 6 Billion Ways is a day of ideas, discussion, creativity and action to explore the causes and solutions to these interlinked global crises. Come along to be inspired and make connections with others who want to challenge injustice. With speakers & practical workshops, debates & discussion, films & music, 6 Billion Ways is your chance to inspire and be inspired, and make connections with others who want to challenge injustice and inequality.