Growing belonging: a visit to Granville Community Farm Hub Read More »
A visit to Granville Community Farm Hub, a South Kilburn community farm growing food, connection and belonging on the edge of London.
May 25 – Beating the Bounds along the Old River Lea Read More »
Saturday May 25th – 2pm till 4pm
‘Beating the Bounds’ is a traditional event on Rogation Sunday that was resurrected locally by the New Lammas Lands Defence Committee. It traditionally involves a walk to mark significant boundaries, like the boundaries of a parish, a manor, commons or another important public open space.
May 20 – Evening stroll through London’s Royal Parks Read More »
Tuesday, May 20 – 6:30 – 8pm
Join Walking Class Hero Des Garrahan for a FREE 3 mile evening stroll through London’s Royal Parks
May 20 – A Great Political Maze: Mayfair in the Eighteenth Century Read More »
Tuesday – May 20th 6pm
Mayfair was built up through the eighteenth century. This was a time when democratic systems were evolving albeit marked by corruption and nepotism and impacted by wars, trade and the development of empire. Politics got everywhere including in music, satire and fashion.
May 17 – Let’s Walk – King’s Cross Read More »
Saturday May 17h – 10:30am till 2pm
Find out how being by the water has a positive impact on your wellbeing. The walk, run by Canal & River Trust, will be led by one of our volunteer walk leaders who is full of interesting information about the local area.
May 17 – Brockley Bimble with Go Jauntly Read More »
Saturday May 17h -9:45am till 12pm
Go Jauntly would love to invite you to join us on a jaunt around Brockley
May 15 – David Fathers – Green London Read More »
Thursday May 15th 6pm till 9pm
Join us at the London National Park City Visitor Centre for a London Walking Festival #LondonLates evening with illustrator, author & map maker of London guide books David Fathers.
May 13 – Return of the King Read More »
Tuesday May 13th 6pm
The restoration: a very merry monarch with his glamorous mistresses, flamboyant court and strange “touching for the king’s evil” ceremonies. This is also a time of a new power settlement, the flourishing of science and the vast expansion of London to the west: in many ways, the transition to a modern country.
May 10 – Every Body Outdoors – Regent’s Canal Read More »
Saturday May 10th – 11am till 3pm
A linear walk with Every Body Outdoors, along Regent’s Canal, strolling through Regent’s Park and ending at London National Park City’s Visitor Centre where refreshments and snacks will be provided.
May 8 – How to walk for better health and happiness with Annabel Abbs Read More »
Thursday May 8th – 10am and 11am
Come and join us during London Walking Festival at the London National Park City Visitor Centre for this Masterclass with author Annabel Streets