Musicians and body art go together like chalk and, er, blackboard. So if you fancy a bit of tattoo-type action, there's only one place you need be this weekend.
The London International Tattoo Convention takes place at Tobacco Dock in Wapping, Friday 26 to Sunday 28 September.
It's the fourth time the unique cultural event has run, now in a much bigger, better venue, offering hundreds of stalls, studios, shows and exhibits. Some of the world's top tattoo artists will be there to demonstrate their extraordinary abilities and you can also indulge yourself in tribal belly dances, art fusion camp and even a fetish market.
For anyone even remotely interested in tattoos, it's an absolute must-visit. It's £20 for the day or £50 for a weekend pass.
The full address is: Tobacco Dock, 50 Porters Walk, Wapping, London E1W 2SF and for more information go here
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