Top Ten Events 24 Nov-1 Dec: Withered Hand, Django Django + Vintage Kilo Sale

Jonnie Common pretty much takes over our weekend, as he launches his new remix album (of material from his debut LP Master Of None) with all sorts of trimmings – including a mini exhibition from David Galletly (who's designed the very-limited screen print that accompanies the album), and an interactive sound installation which allows punters to mix elements of the album. And, o'course, there will be a full-on live show, where Common and a number of the acts involved will play live, including electro-dance behemoth Ben Butler and Mousepad, GRNR, and DJ sets from FOUND, and The Japanese War Effort.

The vintage specialists behind Judy's Affordable Vintage Fair bring their sister project, the mighty Vintage Kilo Sale to Scotland for the first time. The premise is pretty simple; they'll be stuffing Leith's Drill Hall with stacks (2.5 tonnes to be exact) of vintage clothing and accessories for one day only, from which shoppers can choose a pic'n'mix selection and pay just £15 a kilo (which will get you around five items, or so). The rails will be replenished throughout the day, and they promise there'll be plenty of bright winter woollies and leather straight outta this late 70s classic: The Warriors

Avante garde hellraisers Neu! Reekie! (aka Michael Pedersen and Kevin Williamson) host their finale show of 2011, traversing the line between spoken word, music, and artful animations. On the rather packed bill is a spoken word set from ex-Skids frontman (and director of 16 Years of Alcohol and The Somnambulist) Richard Jobson, poets Miriam Gamble, and Jenny Fagan, live animation from the BAFTA-nominated Iain Gardner, and live music from Davey Henderson's outfit The Sexual Objects, plus N!R!'s first ever pop-up book shop, hosted by Anon Magazine, and the now compulsory Raffle Of The Absurd (win weird stuff!).

The creative collective of makers at Parade Artists host their own mini exhibition and Christmas sale over the course of the weekend, with the innovative bunch of artists and designers offering up a selection of paintings, ceramics, glass, textiles, interiors, jewellery, and photography to view and buy. There'll also be a chance to meet and chat with the makers in person, as well as homemade treats from Supper In The Suburbs' on-site pop-up cafe. But the real dealbreaker? Free cider thanks to some rather nifty cider sponsorship. Nice.

We end with one of our favourite little occasional DIY film nights (i.e. it happens every-now-in-a-not-very-often), Low Def. They return with a new set of one-minute film screenings, where a selection of local amateur filmmakers have risen to the challenge of making a (very) short film in low definition – be that on shitty camcorders, mobile phones, or old Super 8 – on any theme, or in any style, they damn well fancy. The fruits of their labour will then screen in Word Of Mouth cafe, with free popcorn for all. To get artistically involved contact paul@lowdef.co.uk.