Culture Club: Awesome Things To See And Do In July

Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue are reuniting this month at the Hit Factory Live concert for a special rendition of <em>Especially For You</em> (which has been on repeat in the MyDaily office since that news landed). If you are not excited by this prospect we cannot be friends with you anymore. <strong><a href="http://www.livenation.co.uk/artist/hit-factory-live-tickets" target="_hplink">Hit Factory Live</a>, 11 July, Hyde Park</strong>

The Old Vic Tunnels are transporting cinema goers back to 1977 for a selection of special screenings of gritty disco classic <em>Saturday Night Fever</em>. Live music, a custom-built set, disco dancers and authentic food and drink vendors will accompany the actual movie to create an atmospheric cinema experience about a million miles away from a trip to your local multiplex. <strong><a href="http://oldvictunnels.com/event/saturday-night-fever/" target="_hplink">Saturday Night Fever</a>, 11-21 July, The Old Vic Tunnels</strong>

The other major cinematic event this month is undoubtedly the release of <em>The Dark Knight Rises</em> - the concluding part of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. Leading man, Christian Bale is joined onscreen by a formidible supporting cast - Michael Caine, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy, Marion Cotillard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt... <strong><a href="http://www.thedarkknightrises.com/about.php" target="_hplink">The Dark Knight Rises</a>, 20 July, cinemas nationwide</strong>

Canadian artist Kelly Richardson brings her first solo exhibition, Legion, to Sunderland's Northern Gallery Of Contemporary Art. A mixture of real landscapes and digital amendments, improvements and additions, Richardson's work projects mankind's influence on environment in strange and interesting ways. <strong><a href="http://www.ngca.co.uk/home/default.asp?id=182&prnt=18" target="_hplink">Kelly Richardson: Legion</a>, 5 July - 29 September, NGCA</strong>

Bringing together such ostensibly disparate elements as sex toys, comic books and false noses, Wellcome Collection's summer exhibition, Superhuman, explores the ways humanity has attempted to enhance or alter our abilities and experience. <strong><a href="http://www.wellcomecollection.org/whats-on/exhibitions/superhuman.aspx" target="_hplink">Superhuman</a>, 19 July - 16 October, Wellcome Collection</strong>

Just Press Print showcases a selection of work by artists all engaging with the ideas and practices of printmaking. Prints by Arthur Buxton, Paul Coldwell, Carolyn Bunt and others are on show alongside information detailing the process of creation, from proofs to dialogue. <a href="http://www.northernprint.org.uk/whats-on/2012/06/21/just-press-print.html" target="_hplink">Just Press Print</a>, until 10 Aug, Northern Print, Newcastlle-upon-Tyne

7 July sees Pride London playing host to World Pride - and what does that mean if you're in London? From 11am it means a procession through the streets under the theme of "One World, One Pride, One Voice" followed by fantastic performances and general partying in Trafalgar Square and - although not officially this year - in Soho. Bring comfy shoes and an enormous grin! <strong><a href="http://www.pridelondon.org/" target="_hplink">Pride London</a>, 7 July, various locations</strong>

Jenny Saville's first ever solo show in a UK gallery is now open at Modern Art Oxford - a surprising fact given that her famously fleshy works have built her a worthy international reputation over the last decade and a half (as well as earning a place in the heart of every Manic Street Preachers fan). In addition to the main MAO show, don't miss two more of the artist's works which are hanging in the Ashmolean's Italian Renaissance room in the company of the Old Masters. <strong><a href="http://www.modernartoxford.org.uk/whats-on/jenny-saville/about/" target="_hplink">Jenny Saville</a>, until 16 Sept, Modern Art Oxford/The Ashmolean</strong>