Saturday, 22 June, 12 noon to 3pm.

Please join us for this special event celebrating National Windrush Day for some talk, entertainment and refreshments in Wood Green Library.

Every Tuesday, 4-5pm.

Haringey Council are supporting an initiative to encourage after school community activities for children and youth in your local Park, based on the Multi Purpose Games Area (MUGA).

The initiative is geared towards a long term community cohesion programme that supports participation in activities, social outreach, intervention, and youth enterprise.

Every Wednesday, 4-5pm.Haringey Council are supporting an initiative to encourage after school community activities for children and youth in the local area on the Multi Purpose Games Area (MUGA).

The initiative is geared towards a long term community cohesion programme that supports participation in activities, social outreach, intervention, and youth enterprise.

Sunday 16 June, 12 noon to 6pm.

Saddle and Sole: festival of cycling and walking, returns to Finsbury Park for the seventh year on Sunday 16 June 2019.

This family fun event offers a number of free activities such as:

• Dr Bike maintenance checks
• Adult cycling skills training
• 5km cycle rides at 2pm and 4pm
• Bouncy castle and face painting
• Walking netball and walking football taster sessions
• Showcase of vintage bikes to celebrate 150 years of Finsbury Park

Love to sing or dance, meet new people, have fun?

The OK Foundation provides music and wellness programmes for all the family, bringing the community together and in a fun, inclusive and positive atmosphere.

Join our community choirs and learn songs from a variety of genres including classical, Gospel, musical theatre and world music. No auditions, all are welcome.

Discover authentic West African dance routines to boost your fitness, unwind or just have fun.

Learn to play an instrument, including piano, guitar, drums and voice.

Every Tuesday:

Please note: this exhibition has been extended until 30 June 2019.

Discover more about Georgian Black Londoners in this exhibition that reveals recent research about the Lords of the Manor at Bruce Castle during the 18th century and their black heritage and connections, alongside a collection of rare and unusual portraits of Black Georgians.

You can also step back in time to the 18th century and frame yourself and create your own portrait, by trying on reproduction 18th century costume, hats and wigs.

All welcome.

Exhibition runs October 2018 to July 2019 - Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am to 5pm.

This landmark, critically acclaimed installation including film, sound, historical photographs and album artwork in the upstairs mezzanine area examines 100 years of black British music with a timeline marking the most important events – musical, political and social – that influenced the innovators who revolutionised British music.

A tribute to the incredible power of London’s dynamism and the dogged persistence of DIY musical creativity.