“A pioneering theatre company, which uses an inclusive creative process.
This means that everyone is welcomed and his or her contribution valued.
The method that the company has developed over 35 years of groundbreaking work, allows us to bring out the best from multi-ability groups.
The way we work helps to unlock the creative and human potential of individuals, and enables everyone to see the value of their contribution to group working.”
“Saracens Amateur Rugby Club actively welcomes new playing and social members to the Club.”
Saracens Amateur RFC, Bramley Sports Ground, Green Road, Southgate, London N14 4AB
“We’re a judo club based in Lyonsdown Hall, Lyonsdown Road, Barnet – all ages welcome”
For more information please contact Simon Mazzullo.
“The Barnet & District Angling Club was started in 1933 by a group of keen local fishermen who wanted to provide fishing facilities to local anglers.”
“The Old Elizabethans Association exists to further the interests of Queen Elizabeth’s School, Barnet and of its past and present members, and to promote social and sporting activities among those members.”
“Welcome to the campaign for a Better Barnet
We set up the Better Barnet campaign to respond to residents who told us what they thought was broken in Barnet – a Conservative council that was just not listening to the people it claimed to represent. We work in partnership with local residents and community groups on everything from road safety schemes and parking charges, to saving Friern Barnet Library and opposing the Conservatives ‘One Barnet’ sell-off of council services.
Although the campaign to stop the ‘One Barnet’ sell-off of services was not successful, together we have achieved many other successes. And where the Barnet Conservatives have failed to create a vision and a plan for Barnet, and where they have failed to work with residents and communities to create that vision and plan, the Better Barnet campaign will continue to work with local people to help them do just that.
We’re building a campaign and a movement that wants to put you, our local residents, at the heart of it.”
“Barnet Karate Club is a Martial Arts School offering Karate classes in Barnet, UK for kids, men and women. Barnet Karate Club is Located at 80 Margaret Road, New Barnet.”
“The ASH is based in North London and is a Society that has a wide ranges of interests – spaceflight, astronomy, science fiction and all associated technology.”
Check Facebook page for details of regular observing evenings at Old Elizabethans Memorial Playing Fields, Gypsy Corner, Mays Lane, Barnet EN5 2AG.
“Hampstead Garden Opera (HGO) brings live opera, fully staged with orchestra, at reasonable prices to the people of north London and offers performance opportunity and training to young singers. We have been recognised by critics as one of the finest of small opera companies. We have won, and on other occasions been nominated for, the Offie for best opera production – an award for the best production outside the West End.”
“Christ Church Community Choir was created in January 2013, by and for people of all ages in Barnet who simply love to sing and enjoy sharing their singing experience with others.
The choir meets on alternate Monday evenings 7.30-9.00pm during school term time at Christ Church, St Albans Road, where we rehearse and sing various styles of songs including Musical, popular, Gospel and more!”
“Finchley & Friern Barnet Operatic Society are a friendly, welcoming, and thriving amateur dramatics group based in North London. We rehearse in New Southgate and perform at The Dugdale Centre in Enfield.”
“Our Local History Society helps you find more about Barnet’s past and meet other people who enjoy history.
Barnet Record Society was formed in 1927 after a group of local people became concerned that Barnet’s past was being lost and decided to start a collection of documents and objects relating to the history of Barnet and the surrounding areas. The Society’s first exhibition was held in the Barnet Council Chamber. However, as the years passed, the collection grew, and on 19 March 1938 it was given a permanent home at 31 Wood Street, where it has remained. After discovering that people thought the word ‘record’ indicated a music society, the name was changed in 1967 to Barnet & District Local History Society. It is now ‘Barnet Museum and Local History Society’.”
Barnet Museum, 31 Wood Street, Barnet EN5 4BE
“We are north London’s most established cycling team. We have both an enviable reputation racing on the road, time trials and Cyclo Cross. We are keen to attract new cycling talent and are always interested to hear from either cyclists who are currently racing and looking for a new team OR enthusiastic amateurs aiming to start racing.”