Church Street and The Hyde encompass an ancient parish church, Georgian terraces and a garden city. Charles Lamb and John Keats resided here and it was the scene of a horrific plane crash and a railway riot. These and other stories will be revealed. Walk led by Joe Studman.
Free to members, £10 each for non-members which includes a year’s membership of The Society. E-mail Janet McQueen to book your place.
More details see our Local Plan page
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More details on Monica’s Much Loved page
More details see our Local Plan page
Talk details to be confirmed. This is an Enfield Archaeological Society talk. Non-members are welcome to come along and pay £1.50 each at the door.
The ECS Baroque Orchestra (Leader Peter Fender) conducted by Mark Spronson plays a programme including:
Magnificat (Johann Sebastian Bach); Come, Ye Sons of Art (Henry Purcell) and Let the Bright Seraphim (George Frederic Handel).
Tickets are £18 each (£17 in advance), £7 for those under 25 in full-time education.
Book:
- Any choir member
- web: enfieldchoralsociety.org.uk
- call: 07864 061 755
Talk by Taylor Downing (Historian and Broadcaster). An Historical Association talk. Non members are welcome to attend for £2 each payable to the door.
Bruce Castle old and new by Deborah Hedgecock, Curator of the museum. Deborah will shares old stories and the new discoveries found during the current building conservation project at Tottenham’s magnificent Grade 1 listed and former 16th century manor house of Bruce Castle.