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 Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in London today, Sunday January 18, and through the rest of this buzzing week into the weekend. It's a crisp winter day perfect for diving into the city's vibrant scene, with art, lights, music, and more lighting up the capital.

Kick off today by catching the final performance of The Red Shoes at Sadler's Wells, a dazzling dance show following one girl's dream to become the world's greatest dancer, wrapping up its run tonight according to Secret London. Art lovers, head to the Hayward Gallery for Gilbert & George: 21st Century Pictures, ending January 11 but with lingering buzz, or Tate Modern's Emily Kam Kngwarray exhibit of stunning Aboriginal art, also closing soon. Over at the Design Museum, Harland Miller's free typography-inspired Letter Paintings are on view until January 25. And don't miss Coven at Kiln Theatre or Othello at Theatre Royal Haymarket, both ending today for a dramatic close to the weekend.

Tomorrow, Monday January 19, ease into the week with ongoing gems like the Paradox Museum, where gravity defies logic in mind-bending rooms that turn your world upside down. Music fans, mark your calendars for Tommy Emmanuel's guitar wizardry at Cadogan Hall on January 23 and 24.

Midweek heats up with the Canary Wharf Winter Lights Festival launching January 20 through 31 for its 10th edition, themed Dreamscape, transforming the docks into a glowing landscape of discovery and possibility, as per Secret London. The London Art Fair opens January 21 to 25 at the Business Design Centre, showcasing modern masterpieces from Francis Bacon, Tracey Emin, and never-before-seen National Trust surrealist works.

Thursday brings the London Short Film Festival starting January 23 through February 1, screening 300 bite-sized flicks from new voices to acclaimed directors across city cinemas. Catch All Time Low rocking The O2 on January 24, or hit Go East Vintage Flea in Bermondsey that same weekend, January 24-25, for curated stalls of fashion, vinyl, and treasures under a Victorian warehouse roof.

Burns Night celebrations peak Saturday January 24 with bagpipe pub crawls in West London, whisky and haggis at The Sun Tavern in Bethnal Green, and cheesy fun at Pick & Cheese Camden. Theater picks include Arcadia opening at The Old Vic January 24, plus Jason Derulo closing the month at The O2 on January 31.

Whether you're skating at lingering rinks like Alexandra Palace, sipping sober negronis at Dishoom Permit Room, or hunting bargains at Giant London Flea vibes, London's got non-stop energy. Bundle up and make memories!

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