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April 2024
Oak Hill Parkrun
Free weekly timed run around Oak Hill Park starting at 9am. Please register before your first run and you only need to register once. Don't forget to bring a printed copy of your barcode. All details are on website. Meet by the tennis courts / bowls club close to the car park for the briefing and runners walk to the start together. Why not have a post run coffee in the Oak Hill Café and meet other runners at this friendly event?
Find out more »Exhibition Opening and Artist Tour – Zhang Chi: Extra (Ordinary)
Small Gallery is delighted to present the debut solo exhibition of artist Zhang Chi. The exhibition opening on the 13th April includes a free guided tour by the artist, booking is essential as places are limited.
Find out more »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…
Find out more »The SIlencerz at The Bull Theatre
Barnet's favourite Ska Band is back with an evening of fun and great music. They're back Doing Their Thing - and it's going to be great. Come and dance the blues away. Licensed bar to 11pm.Doors open at 7.30pm. Come early and catch The False Dots - North West London's finest ska/punk band. Nicely sardonic with flights of fancy and social comment in equal measure.
Find out more »St Albans Farmers’ Market
Get fresh and fruity at the St Albans Farmers' Market on the 2nd Sunday each month, from 8.00am to 2.00pm. Expect to find local specialities, mouth watering cheeses, seasonal fruit and vegetables, fresh herbs, top quality meat and game, dairy produce, freshly baked cakes & bread and hand crafted goods. Plus entertainment and refreshments. Farmers' Markets help local farmers, growers and producers to sell their own produce, direct to the public. The market provides fresh, safe, natural, nutritious food that you can trust. Plus, a vibrant and entertaining shopping experience in the beautiful surroundings in the heart of St Albans,…
Find out more »Friary Park Junior Parkrun
It is a 2k event for juniors only (4 to 14 year olds). Please register before your first visit. Only ever register with parkrun once. Don't forget to bring a printed copy of your barcode. Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee in the Friary Park Bowls Club - please come and join us!
Find out more »Forty Hall Farmers’ Market
Come ready to fill your shopping baskets with feast of tasty morsels, including the Farm’s own organic meat, veg and wine. Stock up on bread and pastries from local food heroes Holtwhites Bakery and cheese from the urban cheesemakers Wildes Cheese, along with top notch pies, wild game, preserves, sauces, cakes, biscuits, craft beers and sodas. Start your day with great coffee, served up by the Bike Boutique who’ll be encouraging everyone to get on their bikes to the Market! Take some time out to sit, relax and enjoy great streetfood, while the children can explore and meet the Farm’s…
Find out more »Creative Writing Class
Weekly creative writing class for adults. For more information please email allenashley-writer@hotmail.co.uk.
Find out more »Friend In Need Tuesday Friendship Lunch Club
Why not try this weekly Tuesday Lunch Club? It’s a great place to meet friends and good value for money. £8 for two courses and tea or coffee. Call 020 8449 8225 to book a place.
Find out more »The Proper Blokes Club Walk and Talk
Come join the group for a great three mile circular route starting and ending at the tube station. We take a slow walk down and around the back streets of the area, whilst having a nice relaxing walk and talk.
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