Cure your Monday blues for the foreseeable by taking part in this weekly cooking class in which you'll learn how to whip up a whole host of savoury and sweet delights on different themes.

F*ck Being Humble have made it their mission to remove the stigma around self-promotion. On this two-week course they offer practical tips and support on all matters of personal branding.

From the award-winning Murdered for Money comes this light-hearted murder mystery challenge with real prizes.

Come for the box of delivered jamon, stay for the insight into the different regional varieties that exist across Spain and how to carve it like a pro at home.

The popular podcast returns for more home-based high-jinks. This time the lads are joined by YouTuber Arron Crascall and Australian comedian Felicity Ward – watch it unfold over live stream.

Let the little ones' imagination run wild at this art class for five to six-year-olds where they'll be invited to draw and paint a llama.

Create your own wall hanging from a few easily accessible materials at this embroidery workshop. All levels are welcome.

Gal-Dem's January programme continues with a live yoga workout with Zakiya Bishton, specially designed to soothe people living with anxiety and stress.

The popular life drawing class returns for more flourescent fun over Zoom. Materials will be sent out to ticket holders ahead of time so you can put your crayons away.

Learn how to make a wonderfully intricate paper butterfly with the help of artist Zack McLaughlin. Prior to the workshop Zack will send you a box of materials – unless you choose the 'workshop only' ticket option.

Hula-hoop your way to rock hard abs and have a blast at this beginner-friendly class led by Guinness World Record Holding Hula-Hooper Amazi.

Plug in to a series of workshops that support and empower women and non-binary people to break into music tech and production. You can buy a ticket for a single session or the week as a whole.

Fine tune your lockdown bakes by sharing your breadmaking questions with a panel of experts that truly know their dough.

Tune in for a double-dose of mindfulness as yoga instructor and life model Vanessa Abreu leads a yoga session before getting into a pose of a different kind.

If you're a mum or mum-to-be then this yoga session is literally made for you. Grab a mat and settle in for an hour-long oasis of calm.

This storytime led by Viktor Wynd, who runs the cultish museum Little Shop of Horrors, is strictly for adults, with drinking encouraged and macabre folk-tales promised.

The Surgeons' Hall Museums are putting on a trilogy of toxic talks on the Victorian phenomenon of murder by poisoning, each event focussing on a different deadly substance. First up is Arsenic.

Every Monday lululemon will be holding a free virtual yoga class for NHS workers - sign up using your NHS email address.

The Irish Times has lined up some amazing speakers for this four-day festival, including Nicola Sturgeon, actor Gabriel Byrne and popular podcaster Blindboy. A single ticket provides access to all of the sessions - get on it.

Give yourself something to look forward to on Monday evenings by tuning into this weekly yoga session led by Olivia Festy.

Missing the club? Get the next best thing by tuning into this workout sesh that aims to replicate the bass-thumping thrill of the dancefloor. Extra points if you bring glowsticks.

Get away from your screen, do something mindful and create some body positive art at this virtual life drawing class.

The storytelling duo behind Racontesse have made it their mission to turn more readers onto short stories, so often overlooked in favour of longer-form formats. Here they present two classics of the genre and explore what makes them so effective.

Instagram is your stage: share your lockdown poetry on this call hosted by spoken word performer Kai Isaiah Jamal.

Get a season ticket for all eight events in the Festival of Writing & Ideas' Winter Series and you can look forward to seeing some big names discuss some even bigger ideas. Stephen Fry and Colm Toibin kick things off.

The gyms are closed so why not take the opportunity to explore some less traditional forms of exercise. starting with the BadAss Women of Burlesque.

One of London's most popular Spanish restaurants are bringing the booze to you with this Meet the Maker event celebrating a Madrid-based distiller of gin.

Fancy yourself as a bit of a beer nerd? Put your ale knowledge to the test at this online beer quiz hosted once a year by Brewery Markets. There'll be live music and games for good measure.

If Greek food is your thing then this Oliveology event is one to add to your calendar. Ticket holders will be sent some miniatures of Metaxa (a Greek variation on brandy) and some goodies to match them up with on the call. Feast-worthy.

Part three of the Women's Health Weekender features a HIIT session, a core strength workout and a round-table on how to live and eat with purpose during the pandemic.

When it comes to vegetarian cookery Indian cuisine is truly the one. Cook-along as chef Monisha Bharadwaj whips up some meat-free curries and sides.

This talk examines Georgian-era fashion (we're talking bum pads and corsets) through the lens of Anne Lister, a well-known diarist and explorer from the period.

"Courage, connection and community" is promised as Rebel Stories host a session designed to help attendees overcome adversity and face the future with courage.

Light up cosy season with a homemade, eco-friendly soy wax candle made at this fun online workshop led by an expert.

Superstar Scottish actor James McAvoy answers questions about his career and craft to raise money for youth arts charities.

What's the secret to productivity? Now's the time to find out as podcaster and entrepreneur Adrienne Herbert joins Penguin to share her top tips for managing your time and unlocking your full potential.

Meet the founder of one of the world's most ground-breaking websites, as Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins joins The Guardian Live to chart his fascinating rise from university dropout to breaker of some of the biggest political stories of recent times.

Lager gets a bad rap these days but beer tastemaker Melissa Cole is determined to make it cool again. In this tasting she'll be sharing six exciting varieties which thanks to the wonders of home delivery guests will be able to sample in real-time.

Kehinde Andrews - prolific author and the UK's first Black Studies professor - joins The Guardian to unpick the damaging legacy of the British empire and answer audience questions.

Live from Abbey Road Studio, TedX Women gives a virtual stage to thinkers, pioneers and performers. The bill includes podcaster Sofie Hagen, drag queen Tom/Crystal Rasmussen and racial justice campaigner Temi Mwale.

Roll up, roll up for this interactive virtual circus show, presented by the international performer Tonino Scalia. A hit with adults and children alike.

Drag kings predate Ru Paul's Drag Race by centuries, millennia even. Here, London Drawing Group and Yas Necati spill the tea on drag kings throughout history, from Ancient China to Victorian England.

Grab your day ticket for this yearly gathering (now taking place online) and get ready to hear from some of the most notable talent working within the independent music space.

One of the world's greatest living authors joins The Guardian to discuss her storied career and revisit her dystopian 2003 novel, Oryx and Crake.

How To Academy's latest speaker needs little introduction. Book in to hear from the great man himself as he shares findings and thoughts from his latest book on the environment.

Create some dainty wire birds out of copper wire at this craft-along with dab-hand Zack McLaughlin. Templates and materials can be sent out to ticket holders before the event - just select the 'Kit Included' option when purchasing.

Love Formula 1? Get an insight into the science and stories behind the speed as the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Team join former F1 driver David Coulthard for an evening of anecdotal chat. Every ticket includes a special edition print from the team.

Join Elaine Buchanan – chef, author and academic – as she explores how historical African cooking techniques still shape culinary cultures across the diaspora to this day.