The Festival of Sport, Culture and Community - A Living Yearbook, has been organised by ICU and the Imperial Volunteer Centre.

Open to staff and students, as well as local residents, activities taking place around College and Hyde Park, will include martial arts, dance and frisbee techniques.

An eco-friendly garden makeover by the Environmental Society and a demonstration of dressage by horses on the Queen's Lawn will also be on offer, together with musical, theatrical and cultural performances.

Activities aimed at younger visitors will include the opportunity to ride in a fire engine.

Richard Walker, deputy president, clubs and societies, Imperial College Union, commented: "The festival will be a really fun day but more than that, it is an opportunity for our students to express themselves outside their academic lives, while giving something back to the community they live in. It is a testament to their talent, commitment and vision."

The day will begin at 11.00 at the South Kensington campus.

For information contact Robin Pitt, student services manager, on 020 7594 8097 or email casa@imperial.ac.uk. Visit the ICU website at www.imperial.ac.uk/union.