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July 2020
Fortismere Food Market
Held on the grounds of Fortismere Secondary School, Tetherdown, Muswell Hill, N10 1NE. Come join us every Sunday from 11am to 3pm. Meet the traders, enjoy some amazing street food and take home the highest quality produce.
Find out more »Open Mic at The Butchers Arms
Weekly open mic/jam night. A free drink is offered to all performers (beer, house spirit or house wine).
Find out more »Barnet Plus Social Group Weekly Quizzes and Games
Barnet Plus Social Group Weekly games and quizzes (includes Scrabble, rummikub, music quizzes, tv game shows, board games) played in teams. We are a friendly, local social club for adults aged up to 65 who want to have fun and meet others. We organise a range of social and leisure events.
Find out more »Enfield Market
Relaunched historic weekly market from Thursday to Saturday, good for local produce, general shopping, with food court, DJ and occasionally live music.
Find out more »Weekly Quiz at Sebright Arms
The Sebright Arms invite you to a fun quiz including picture rounds, current affairs and general knowledge so something to appeal to all they hope. They suggest four per team and £2 per person with a small portion of the pot going to charity and the rest to the winning team, obviously pot depends on how many join.
Find out more »Quiz Night at The Monk
Join us every Thursday at 9pm for Quiz Night with Quizmaster Dan! Cash prize to be won each week! £2 per person to enter.
Find out more »Enfield Market
Relaunched historic weekly market from Thursday to Saturday, good for local produce, general shopping, with food court, DJ and occasionally live music.
Find out more »Community Kitchen at the Rainbow Centre
Three course meal for just £1 per person. The starter should be ready by 1pm but can sometimes run a little late.
Find out more »Steve’s Karaoke at The Butchers Arms
Weekly Friday night karaoke hosted by EN5 Radio DJ Johno.
Find out more »Barnet Market
With its long and fascinating history (dating back to the 12th century), Barnet's traditional food market is a lively community hub. And rightly so, given the name of the town Chipping Barnet derives from the Anglo Saxon word for market, Chepe or Cheap. It's an ideal starting point for local food shopping with plenty of fresh seasonal produce.
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