Mutate Britain begins on Friday 21st November and is a five week exhibition of multiple media put together by Joe Rush and festival legends, the Mutoid Waste Company.
The newly opened Cordy House will contain over five floors of sculpture, installation, street talent and performance art every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 21st November.
Another crew who know their fair share about free festivals are Continental Drifts who have a gig showcasing festival bands with Global Local Festival Stomp on Thursday 20th.
Elsewhere a host of shopping and religion themed events are starting to take place in the capital with Christmas not that far away. Bond Street has Kelly Brook as part of Bond Street Noel whilst Marylebone High Steet will have Gaby Logan switching on the lights. So if you fancy standing 200 yards away from a minor celebrity activating an electric current you know where to go.
Elsewhere it's Buy Nothing Day on November 29th, so in preparation the New Library House Social Centre in Camberwell has film screenings and discussions this Wednesday (19th) preparing for the slightly optimistic, "many thousands of 'Free Shops' planned in and around London for the 29th."
Social Centres also play host to the Free School Weekend on Saturday 22nd/Sunday 23rd with free workshops to promote community learning and skill-sharing.
Trafalgar Square gets the world's largest interactive video installation this week with Under Scan, which looks interesting whilst Filming East Festival at Covent Garden Odeon will be showing a series of leading Chinese films, some of them for free.
Finally there's a free theatre performance in Old Spitalfields Market on Tuesday (20th - 1pm) where you can see Excerpts From the Late Bus.
