Tuesday 19th February, 7.30 p.m.
What are we waiting for?…
The famous antiques and collectors fair is back at Ally Pally - with over 300 stall holders and many bargains to be had.
Discover more about Haringey’s wonderful history and community heritage at the annual Haringey Local History Fair at Bruce Castle Museum and Haringey Archive.
It is a chance to get…
Roger Squires, a trustee of the London Canal Museum, will give an illustrated talk about the history of Regent’s Canal and provide a visual tour of the current waterway.
The Regent’s Canal received its Act of Parliament in 1811 .…
Cost £15 (£10 for students) with a glass of wine included!
This is an opportunity to share a life model, it is not a fully taught session, but some guidance will be given if requested.
Janey Hagger will be running the session, she…
Join All Dogs Matter for their annual Valentine’s Dog Walk on Hampstead Heath (leaving from the Garden Gate pub) with all…
Join The Friends Of Albert Road Recreation Ground for their next Quiz Night, tables maximum of 8 people. For more information visit the FARRG Facebook page, to book a table message via the Facebook Page.
Granny’s Attic are a fantastic folk trio who play the tradition with verve, energy and their own inimitable style. These three young men are all exceptional musicians and fine singers and play English traditional and original music. Formed in…
The Hornsey Town Hall may be winding down ahead of its redevelopment but the Ply Gallery is very much still open! Local artists, designers and makers from the Muswell Hill Creatives collective are popping up there from Tuesday 5 - Sunday 10…
Would you like help conducting your own local history research? Then come along to our regular local history surgery.
All members of the public, as well as members of the HHS and the Crouch End and District U3A who would like advice and…
Folk songs, songs from musicals and 'the charts', songs you sang with others years ago… and would like to again.
For people who like to sing… whether they have experience or not!
Words provided.
Launch of new book Our Child of the Stars by Stephen Cox at Big Green Bookshop (presumably their last event!).
Every Wednesday evening a 90 minute Hatha Yoga class. Relax and unwind body and mind with a gentle, mindful, hatha yoga practice. Improve flexibility and sense of wellbeing, as you find your breath and release into your body.
£54 for a 6…
The Friends of Alexandra Park have monthly talks in the Winter usually on wild life themes. On Wednesday, 20th February, Haringey's new Conservation Officer, Ed Santry will be giving a talk.
This coming Wednesday (blowing my own trumpet),…
Discover what 2019 has in store for you!
Group tea leaf reading sessions are available with a choice of high quality loose leaf teas, just bring your own question.
For your enjoyment a selection of refreshments is available to be…
Mussorgsky's fabulous piano score arranged for children aged 1+ with costumes, dance, drama and percussion. Tickets from billetto, £6 adult/child.
Keith Fawkes and Richard Norman share a lifelong interest in the history of music hall and variety entertainment and they have come together to produce illustrated talks on the subject. This talk will include examples of music hall and variety…
Calling all creative 10-15 year olds, we run a friendly alternative art club, with varied themes ranging from spray-painting to sculpture, prosthetics - printmaking, cartoons - costume design and more! We focus on experimentation and having fun…
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Talk:Biodiversity in Haringey - Wednesday, 20th February, 7:30pm to 9:10pm Alexandra Park
Tea-Leaf Reading - 21 Feb at 2-3pm - Lakeside Cafe, Alexandra Park
Singing for Fun - 22 Feb from 5-6pm - Alexandra Park Library. A SAPL free event.
Public Meeting with local police team - 22 Feb from 7-9pm - Hornsey Town Hall
Half-term Craft Club - 18-22 Feb from 10.30-12pm each day - Fringe, Alexandra Parade, 108 Alexandra Park Road N10
The Broadway Suppper Club - 23 Feb from 7.45 - Pavilion Cafe, Albert Road Rec
The Meaning of Welcome: multiform writing masterclass with Ruth Valentine - 24 Feb from 10.45-4pm - Haringey Literature Live, The Writing Room, Floor 3, Wood Green Works, Cumberland Road, London N22 7SG
International Womens Day Event - 2 Mar from 12-4pm - the Community Hub, 8 Caxton Road N22
Talk: Dickens and the Postal Service - 13 Mar from 8-9pm - Union Church Hall, Corner of Ferme Park Road and Weston Park, Hornsey. Hornsey Historical Society.
Tea-Leaf Reading - 14 Mar at 2-3pm - Lakeside Cafe, Alexandra Park
Clarinet and Piano Recital - 17 Mar at 4-5pm - St. Andrews Church, Alexandra Park Road N10
Talk: The Other N4: Islington's Stroud Green and Finsbury Park - 10 Apr at 8pm - Union Church Hall, Corner of Ferme Park Road and Weston Park N8. Organised by Hornsey Historical Society.
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Alexandra Chorus - Wednesdays 7-9pm during term-time at Alexandra Park School
Life Drawing classes - second Monday of every month, 7.30-10pm - Pavilion Cafe at Albert Road Rec
Hatha Yoga - Wednesday evenings, 7.30-9pm - Pavilion Cafe at Albert Road Rec
Salsa Wednesdays - beginners and intermediate classes 7-8pm, Bounds Green School, Bounds Green Road N11 2QG
Ally Pally Parkrun - free five-kilometer run every Saturday at 9am. Register online
Bowes Park Folk Club - usually on the first Thursday of each month from 8 to 10pm at Mum's Bistro, Myddleton Road
Palace Gates Community Gardening - on the Triangle and at the Albert Road mini-roundabout - usually at 11am on the first Saturday in the month
Gentle monthly walk - the last Wednesday in the month, 12.30-2.30pm, starting from Alexandra Park Library. A free SAPL activity
Friends of Ally Pally Station Gardening Parties - last Sunday of every month between 3-5pm - Ally Pally Station
Jazz@Karamel - every Thursday evening, music from 8-10.30pm - Karamel Restaurant, 4 Coburg Road, Wood Green
Hornsey Historical Society: local history surgery - first Saturday of every month between 10.30-2.30pm - The Old Schoolhouse, 136 Tottenham Lane N8
Beginners Pilates Class with Clare - Wednesdays from 6.45-7.45pm - South Harringay Junior School, Mattison Rd entrance off Green Lanes
Pilates class for mixed abilities - Fridays from 10.15-11.15am - South Harringay Junior School, Mattison Rd entrance off Green Lanes.
Alternative Art Club for 10-15yr olds - Thursdays from 6-7.30pm during term time - Highgate Wood School
Adults and Kids Fitness Classes in Albert Rec - Saturday mornings from 9.30-11am - Albert Road Rec
Fashion Courses: learn how to make your own clothes, pattern-cutting or more advanced - Saturday all day or 6-week courses - near Manor House tube station
Alexandra WI - meetings are held in CUFOS (the old train station at the top of The Avenue) on the first Tuesday of every month, 8-10pm.
Conservation Volunteers work in Alexandra Park - 2nd Sunday of the month from 10am to 3.30pm
Pavilion Crafts on Thursdays 11.0-12.30 - Cafe, Albert Road Rec.
Go Ape! - in the Upper Field (just below the boating lake), Alexandra Park (booking advised)
Afro Rhythm Aerobics - Fridays 8-9pm at Everyone's Climbing Tree, Station Road N22
Make, Play and Prosecco - free drop-in craft and social sessions on Wednesdays 7.30-9.30 at Pavilion Cafe, Albert Road Rec.
Three Reading Groups at Big Green Bookshop - at 7pm on the last Monday in the month, the second Tuesday in the month, and the Short Story group on the first Thursday in the month
St. Andrew's Parish Church - Sunday services: 10am Sung Eucharist with Footsteps for children; 6pm Evening Prayer
