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October 2023
Mill Green Museum – Windrush at 75
Join us to Celebrate Black History in Welwyn Hatfield. Spend your afternoon learning about the 75th anniversary of Windrush, discovering local Black History and trying delicious Caribbean food. Mama Cynth food stall: A Taste of the Caribbean. A chance to see our temporary exhibition, Windrush@75 which runs from 5-29 October. No Ordinary Book Shop Mobile Museum: Exhibition in the Study Area. And More.... Timings: 12 noon- 5pm. Come along anytime during the afternoon. Last entry at 3pm. Cost: £5.60 per adult, £1.70 per child. Mill tour and activities included.
Find out more »Barnet Physic Well
Barnet Physic Well open to the public. Free entry. The physic well is on the corner of Well Approach and Pepys Crescent. Please be aware that the Physic Well is in a relatively small room underground and is reached by steep stone steps. Barnet’s Physic Well is a mineral water spring which was thought to have therapeutic qualities. It was popular from the later seventeenth century through the eighteenth century, and its visitors included Samuel Pepys, who wrote about the visit in his diary.
Find out more »Halloween in High Barnet: a Ghost Walk
A special guided ghost walk for Halloween. We'll be exploring ghostly goings-on in High Barnet, and Monken Hadley, the second most haunted village in England. It's a fun and informative walk, ideal for all ages. There's some audience participation, so watch out! Please bring a torch/phone, as we'll be going through a churchyard. And you're invited to dress up in costume -- no obligation. With Paul Baker, City of London guide. £12, £5 under 12s
Find out more »November 2023
Barnet Physic Well
Barnet Physic Well open to the public. Free entry. The physic well is on the corner of Well Approach and Pepys Crescent. Please be aware that the Physic Well is in a relatively small room underground and is reached by steep stone steps. Barnet’s Physic Well is a mineral water spring which was thought to have therapeutic qualities. It was popular from the later seventeenth century through the eighteenth century, and its visitors included Samuel Pepys, who wrote about the visit in his diary.
Find out more »The Boy I Love
A story of lost dreams, passion and deceit Thur 23rd Nov - 7.30pm Fri 24th Nov - 7.30pm Sat 25th Nov - 2pm matinée & 7.30pm
Find out more »The Boy I Love
A story of lost dreams, passion and deceit Thur 23rd Nov - 7.30pm Fri 24th Nov - 7.30pm Sat 25th Nov - 2pm matinée & 7.30pm
Find out more »The Boy I Love
A story of lost dreams, passion and deceit Thur 23rd Nov - 7.30pm Fri 24th Nov - 7.30pm Sat 25th Nov - 2pm matinée & 7.30pm
Find out more »The Boy I Love
A story of lost dreams, passion and deceit Thur 23rd Nov - 7.30pm Fri 24th Nov - 7.30pm Sat 25th Nov - 2pm matinée & 7.30pm
Find out more »March 2024
Barnet Museum Local History Lecture: Terrific Totteridge
Local history expert Paul Baker talks about Terrific Totteridge.
Find out more »April 2024
Friends of Tudor Park & Pavilion AGM and Quiz Night
Tonight is a fun evening with a Quiz, some light snacks and convivial conversation. Come and find out more about what we're doing at Tudor Park and the future of the Maws Pavilion. There's a short (and I mean short) AGM (a legal formality) at 7pm where we'll briefly report on our activities and a bit more about us. It's free and open to all. The Quiz is set for 7:30pm and MUST be booked in advance so we know numbers. Tickets are £12 each and include light snacks. There's also a raffle as being a Charity we're fundraising for…
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