Things to do in Thanet and beyond this week (October 4-12)

Supper clubs, book talks, comedy, live music and more. Events and things to do this week in Thanet and beyond.

Japanese restaurant Mori Mori and pie-focussed supper club CRIMP and teaming up for a one-off menu at the George & Heart in Margate on Wednesday. Tickets £35. 

Stand up comedian Marcus Brigstocke will performing his new show Vitruvian Mango at Olby’s in Margate on Wednesday. Tickets £19.

DJ Jodie Harsh will be discussing her new memoir You Had to Be There with Robert Diament at CAMP in Cliftonville on Wednesday. Free tickets.

Bob Chicalors - aka Janet District Council - will host a porn amnesty and collage making workshop at Margate Queer Library & Archive on Wednesday. Free tickets. 

Artist Dan Thompson will curate a Banned Books Reading Room at Margate Queer Library & Archive from Wednesday to Saturday. 

New cafe Lowlife launches Cliftonville Chess Club on Wednesday. Attendance is free from 5-7pm. From 4-5pm there are £5 lessons for children aged 6+.

The London Film Festival runs from Wednesday until October 19. See the full programme. 

Strange Tourist hosts a live event at The Margate School on Thursday as part of Margate Bookie. Building Stories will speak to an amazing panel of guests about creating stories in different forms. Tickets £6. 

Punk band Panic Shack play at Where Else in Margate on Thursday. Tickets £19.80. 

Steph Dickinson will cook up an autumnal Cypriot menu for her latest supper club at Curve in Margate on Friday. Places are £37. DM to book. 

Jah Wobble and his band The Invaders of the Heart play Where Else on Friday. Tickets £28.59.

John Cooper Clarke will be performing at Kings Hall in Herne Bay on Friday. Tickets £26. 

Ocean conservation focussed artist residency Rise Up will unveil a new mural by artist KMG at Broadstairs’ Albion Street carpark on Saturday.

Arts in Ramsgate is putting on a fundraising night at Margate Art Club on Saturday. Suggested donation £10. 

Thomas Truax and his band of homemade, self-playing mechanical instruments will be back at Ramsgate Music Hall on Saturday. Tickets £13.50. 

Broadstairs planty cafe Foliage will host autumn wreath making sessions on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are £45 per head and include a drink. Email foliageplants@icloud.com to book. 

Broadstairs’ Palace Cinema will be putting on a special screening of 1922 classic Nosferatu synced with Radiohead’s Kid A and Amnesiac albums on Sunday. Tickets £10.