What's On in Clapham this weekend

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Clapham happening over the coming weekend.

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Events coming up in Clapham

Thursday: About 500

Clem is 37 when she starts trying for a child with her partner Luke. Two unsuccessful years later, she begins to realise that she, like many other women, has been out-manoeuvred by a timetable that ignores women's finite fertility…

The average age of first conception for women in the UK is now over 30 and continues to rise, despite the cliff-edge drop in fertility at age 35. As a result, more and more women in their 40s find themselves involuntarily childless, which in turn has a seriously overlooked impact on their mental health.

Presented by Simona Hughes, About 500 is part of the Vault Festival Transfer Season at Omnibus Theatre.

More info here .

Friday: Live music: Ceolini + May Roze

1. 30pm Ceolini - (an amalgamation of the Irish words 'ceol' meaning music and 'cailíní' meaning girls) are an acoustic four piece based in South London, covering a variety of folk and pop classics with an Irish twist and rousing four part harmonies. They'll be sure to have have you stomping your feet and slapping your thigh into the early hours!

1. 45pm May Roze - a London based singer-songwriter-producer originally from Switzerland. Though mostly Pop and Alternative, her music gives hints of a wide range of influences. When asked for names, May cites Kate Bush, Björk, Sade, Enya, FKA Twigs, Banks and the list goes on. Roze is currently releasing her first EP "Heal".

Further details here.

[H3]Saturday: Clapham Common Walk

Slave traders, David Bowie and the statue that almost broke London Bridge - there is more to Clapham Common than meets the eye!

This is a guided walk for locals and visitors to uncover the bits of Clapham Common that usual go unnoticed. Your tour guide

Dr Stephen King, will expertly lead you through a real London neighbourhood and help you trace the area's development, meeting some of its famous and infamous residents along the way.

Click here for more information.