It is now less than a month away so if you celebrate Christmas, I really hope that you are much more organised that I am. Lots of festive fun coming up so let's get right down to it:The Adult Services’ film selection at Bermuda National Library this week is showing ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ with showtimes at 11am and 2pm on Saturday. All are welcome but get there early since spaces are limited.Another opportunity to buy unique Christmas gifts the 17th Annual Home-Grown Alternatives shopping event will be held at St Paul's Christian Education Centre, Paget, on Saturday. Shop a wide variety of Bermuda handmade arts and crafts, including chocolates, glassworks, pottery, cards, jewellery, from 10am until 4pm. For more details, including a list of participating artists, see www.homegrownalternatives.com.A free event, as well as a great o-perch-tuna-ty for me to use some terrible fish puns, world-renowned photographer Ned DeLoach will host a talk at Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo on interesting fish species on Monday. Learning to Speak Fish in One Easy Lesson will start promptly at 6pm in the education classrooms and is suitable for children and adults alike. Why not mullet over just for the halibut?The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs will launch the Bermuda Folklife Documentary Series with two film showings on Monday. ‘Fitted Dinghy Racing’ will be screened at 6pm, followed by ‘Foodways: Bermuda’s Cuisine’ at 7.30pm. ‘Farming in Bermuda’ screens Tuesday at 6.30pm. All films will be shown at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute with the DVDs on sale from December 6. For more details, contact folklife officer Kim Dismont Robinson on 292-1681 or visit www.communityandculture.bm.Dolphin Quest Bermuda are promising a whale of a time (so to speak) at their special holiday event, Christmas Carols with the Dolphins, on Sunday, December 9. This will be a candlelit event from 6pm to 6.45pm at the National Museum of Bermuda in the Royal Naval Dockyard, with your favourite Christmas carols sung by a professional choir, alongside the dolphins. Complimentary hot chocolate and mulled wine will be available afterwards in the Queen’s Exhibit Hall. Entry is free and no reservations are required. For more details, call 234-4464.Ammuaakhu Sahnera will deliver a free, introductory Qi-gong class on Monday, December 10 from noon until 1pm at My Sereni-Tea. The class will explain how Qi-gong can heal mental, emotional and physical problems.If you didn't get enough salsa-ing at his pre-birthday party a few weeks ago, Marshall's Birthday Jam will be in Cafe Continental on Wednesday, December 12 the very auspicious date of 12.12.12. The event begins at 8.15pm with an intermediate turn pattern/styling class, followed by dancing from 8.45pm until 11pm. There is no cover charge and there will be drinks specials all night.The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs is hosting a book launch and music event on Thursday, December 13. ‘One Little PawPaw: Bermuda Songs and Sketches for All God's Children’ by Persis Butler and illustrated by Al Seymour, Sr, will have a special launch night price of $35. Admission to the event itself, at Bermuda National Gallery from 5.30pm, is free. For more details, contact folklife officer Kim Dismont Robinson on 292-1681 or visit www.communityandculture.bm.BermudaSalsa.com will hold their Christmas party on Friday, December 14 at the Rumbar on Victoria Street from 8.30pm until 12.30am. Festive dress code of red, white and green and music courtesy of DJ Mágia. There is no cover charge but there will be a raffle draw with proceeds to benefit the Family Centre. Raffle tickets are $2 per ticket or 3 for $5.Students, are you interested in meeting dynamic and innovative people, creating important business contacts and seeing what a major local employer has to offer? The Butterfield 411 Student Networking Event will be on Thursday, December 20 at Bermuda National Gallery at City Hall. This event will be hosted by 2012 Butterfield management trainees from 5.30pm until 7.30pm, with prizes available for draw plus an opportunity to receive summer employment in 2013. To RSVP, contact Salintae.Tuzo-Smith@butterfieldgroup.com.Something else to get you in the holiday spirit the In Motion School of Dance presents The Nutcracker Holiday Spectacular on Thursday, December 20 and Saturday, December 21 at the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts. This is under the direction of Lizz Pimental and showtime is at 7pm. Tickets are $35 or $60 for patrons and available now on www.bdatix.com.For full events listings and flyers, please visit www.NothingtodoinBermuda.com. The above is abbreviated content from that site.