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July 2024
Beethoven Eroica Symphony and Mass
Finchley Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Choir, conductor David Lardi, perform Beethoven. In his third symphony, the ‘Eroica’, Beethoven revolutionised the form. The sheer scale, the emotional power and range, are like nothing that had been heard before. The first movement alone dwarfs many previous symphonies and is followed by a funeral march, a scherzo in which the French horns frolic, and an ultimately triumphant set of variations. The Mass in C major, written just a few years later, is often overshadowed by the huge Missa Solemnis but is arguably a more approachable work. Featuring chorus, orchestra and a full set…
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 »John Brown’s Sculpture and Paintings Exhibition at The Bow House
You, your family and friends are all invited to John Brown's latest summer exhibition, showing work in the gallery and the garden of the Bow House. This year they will be showing some new sculptural pieces and paintings, as well as those not exhibited before. Entry by timed tickets only. Please book by clicking on this link.
Find out more »The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck
Part of the Theatre in the Park programme, usually in Oak Hill Park, on this occasion in High Barnet. Quantum Theatre bring us a brand new adaptation of the much-loved Beatrix Potter tale. This new adaptation is packed full of songs, action and drama, with a score by Gideon Escott, and is guaranteed to delight and enthrall all ages.
Find out more »The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck
Theatre in the Park has moved to High Barnet for this one event. Outdoor theatre performance of Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck. This new adaptation by Quantum Theatre is packed full of songs, action and drama, with a score by Gideon Escott, and is guaranteed to delight all ages. Please bring something to sit on. The show continues in all weathers. Book in advance here (no booking fee) or pay at the door.
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.
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. Now located by the bandstand at the back of The Spires, it's an ideal starting point for local food shopping with plenty of fresh seasonal produce - plus some decent coffee from the Smart Coffee Company.
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