Stuck in London for reading week? Don't worry — there are tons of cool events going on around the city to ensure you have a great spring break.strong>

Saturday, February 26
See some fantastic up-and-coming and established comedians rocking Yuk Yuk's every Friday and Saturday night for $20. Go in with an open mind and let your raunch flag fly — this show's adults only for a reason! Reserve tickets online at www.yukyuks.com.

Sunday, February 27
Lace up and bundle up for the second annual Really Chilly Road Races. Participate in the 5 km or 10 km run, or the 1 km fun run/walk to raise money for the London and Area Running Association. Pledges from this year's run will go towards representing Canadian athletes internationally and help enable them to compete at the Olympics. All runs start at the Western Fair Agriplex on Florence Street. The Fun Run begins at 9:30 a.m., the 5 km run beings at 9:50 a.m., and the 10 km run begins at 10 a.m. Visit www.runnerschoice.on.ca for more information.

Monday, February 28
Feeling creative, or just want to get a bit messy? Try your hand at a clay wheel with the London Potters Guild spring pottery classes. Clay classes begin on February 28 and run every Monday for seven weeks. You'll learn hand-building techniques, throwing on the potter's wheel, glazing and finishing techniques. All classes are held at the new London Clay Art Centre, 664 Dundas St. Register online at www.londonpottersguild.org.

Tuesday, March 1
Satisfy your sweet tooth at the McLachlan Brothers' Maple Syrup and Pancake House in Komoka. The maple syrup tours run from March 1 to April 10. Walk hand-in-hand through the beautiful maple forest, and then head back to the pancake house to determine who is the flapjack king or queen. Grab three pancakes and a beverage for $5.50, or a whole brunch for $10. Visit mclachlanmaplesyrup.ca for more information.

Wednesday, March 2
Have a rockin' retro good time at the North London Optimist Community Centre (1345 Cheapside St.) with adults only roller-skating every Wednesday night from 8 to 11 p.m. Admission is $5.75, and skate rentals are $1.75.

Thursday, March 3
Unleash your inner hyper kid at Intencity at East Park. This indoor London staple is home to a 40-foot rock climbing wall, a two-storey jungle gym, bumper cars and tons of fun arcade games, sure to bring back childhood memories of awesome spring breaks. It opens on March 3 for yet another season of fun. Visit www.eastparkgolf.com for a list of prices.

Friday, March 4
Sherlock Homes: The Final Adventure takes place on the Grand Theatre stage. Spend an evening solving a fantastic mystery with one of literature's most beloved detectives. The run ends on March 5, so don't miss out! Tickets are $30.50 and up, visit www.grandtheatre.com for more information, show times and to buy tickets.

Saturday, March 5
A colourful evening of sweet fashions and fabulous dancing, INFUSION Canada's Candyland fashion show hits the catwalk at the London Music Hall. The show benefits INFUSION, a charity that supports cancer survivors across Canada. Tickets are $20 in advance (email tickets@infusionfashion.com) or $25 at the door. Show starts at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 6
Prepare for a total pampering experience for a great cause. The eighth annual Diva Day at Windermere Manor is a day to enjoy facials, manicures, massages, chocolate tasting and more. The day raises money and awareness for the London Distress Centre. Entry is $95. For more information, visit www.londondistresscentre.com.