Passage to Islam
From Indian classical music to the game of kabbadi, Muslim culture will be celebrated at Birmingham's Eid Mela festival tomorrow. Some 50 stalls will sell everything from food to silk saris.
Cannon Hill Park, Edgbaston. 1pm-8pm. Free. Birmingham.
Scale the heights
Pembrokeshire's Fish Week kicks off at Milford Haven marina today with a speed fish-filleting competition, cookery demonstrations and craft stalls.
Until July 7. Many events free. Full programme leaflet available from tourist information centres including Haverfordwest: 01437 763110.
Forbidden treasures
A sacred gold cup adorned with rubies, sapphires and pearls, and a portrait by Giuseppe Castiglione of the Quianlong Emperor are among the treasures from the Forbidden City in Beijing, on view in Edinburgh from next Saturday.
Royal Museum, Chambers Street. Until September 15, 10am-5pm (closes 8pm Tuesdays, opens noon Sundays). £4 adults, £3 concessions, children 12 and under free. 0131-247 4219, Royal Museum.
Vine romance
Sample flavours of the eastern Mediterranean at the Cyprus Wine Festival. Free tastings plus kebabs, craft stalls and Cypriot singers and dancers.
Alexandra Palace (nearest tube Wood Green, then shuttle bus). Today and tomorrow, 11am-9pm. £3 adults, £2 seniors, children free.Cyprus Wine Festival.
In the line of fire
The artillery piece which fired the first shell from the British side in the first world war is among the exhibits at the new Imperial War Museum North, which opens next week.
On Manchester Ship Canal, opposite The Lowry. Metrolink stop Harbour City (5 minutes' walk). From July 5, 10am-6pm (closed July 24). Free. 0161-836 4000.
Sticks and sticking
Sculpture from matchsticks and collages made from photographs are among the works by Scottish artist David Mach on view in an exhibition in Glasgow.
Gallery of Modern Art, Queen Street. Until September 29. 10am-5pm (opens 11am Sundays and occasional Fridays). Free. 0141-229 1996.
That's my Petworth
A mouthwatering array of over 70 water colours, sketches, gouaches and oil paintings by Turner go on view at Petworth House in West Sussex next week.
July 6-September 29, 11am- 5.30pm (closed Thursdays/Fridays). £7 adults £4 children. 01798 343929, Petworth.
High fliers
Breathtaking aerial acrobatics and trapeze skills from Heir of Insanity, Flying Dudes and Catalan Fura, plus a fireworks finale will mark the opening night of the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival next Friday.
Cutty Sark Gardens (nearest station Cutty Sark Docklands Light Railway). July 5. 8pm-10.45pm (festival runs until July 13). Free (for festival programme and prices, call 0870 6082000).
