Church End Area Guide
A locals' guide to Church End
Where do Church End locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
west finchley,
finchley,
hampstead garden suburb,
hendon,
temple fortune,
north finchley,
golders green,
mill hill,
whetstone,
and childs hill
Did you know?
"'Inky' Stephens was the son of Dr Henry Stephens - the man who invented indelible ink - and lived in Avenue House on East End Road. Gifted to the local community in his will, the property is now used to display the Stephens' collection and host events."
Now belonging to the people, Avenue House is a Grade II listed mansion that was once home to Henry Charles Stephens, the son of indelible ink inventor Dr Henry Stephens.
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Ivan Ninkovic
Vale Farm Allotments is a charming little spot to escape city life and pretend as if you're actually in the countryside...
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Katy Brookes
It's the quiet, residential feel of north London that makes it perfect for families.
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Ben Connolly
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What locals say about Church End
“Church End is AMAZING. It's like a pretty English village, yet you're still in zone 4. The houses are big, beautiful and full of character. Residents take care of their homes (or have gardeners who do) and it's like Chelsea (where we used to live). Homes are expensive but worth it because you still get so much more for your money here. Moving here was the best decision we made for our kids. Best roads are Hendon Avenue, Dollis Avenue and St Mary's Avenue, as they are wide, quiet, have the biggest houses and the gardens are just beautiful - but if you can't afford those, the other roads are nice as well! ”
Charles
Activities near Church End
Yes, Prime Minister
Yes, Prime Minister a political comedy by Antony Jay & Jonathan Lynn directed by Jamie Barker An amateur production presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd The UK is in crisis: debt is spiralling, unemployment s on the rise, and the fragile coalition cabinet is at breaking point. But salvation may exist in the form of a complex pipeline deal with the oil rich country of Kumranistan. Mayhem at Chequers ensues as the Foreign Minister of Kumranistan makes a seriously compromising offer. Moral considerations collide with the economic future of the nation. Prime Minister Jemma Hacker is forced to navigate a maze of government crises, diplomatic challenges, and the cunning plans of her civil servants. Can she stay in power, and for how long? Performances start at 7.30 pm Foyer opens at 7.00 pm All Tickets 10 Wheelchairs can be accommodated on the outer aisles in place of seat numbers 1 or 14 on each row. Please contact the Box Office on 07938 232 027 or info@guildplayers.org.uk so that the relevant seat can be removed in advance. Parking near the venue is limited, so allow time to find a space and walk up. Arrive by 7.25 for curtain up at 7.30Read more
Am I Irish Yet? - London
Am I Irish Yet is the funny, sad, laugh out loud totally relatable hit show for every Irish kid who grew up with the 'wrong' accent calling somewhere else home! Starring New York Times best selling novelist Kate Kerrigan and produced and directed by BAFTA winner Kevin Toolis.Read more
The Konks....The Dedicated Tribute to The Kinks
Celebrate the timeless classic tunes of The Kinks with The Konks ( UK's Dedicated Tribute to The Kinks) at the iconic venue where it all began!Read more
Premiership: Saracens vs Bath
Saracens take on Bath in this Premiership fixture.Premiership: Saracens vs Gloucester
Saracens take on Gloucester in this Premiership fixture.
Odette Michell Album Launch with Special Guests Phil Beer & Stu Hanna
One of the brightest new names to have emerged full-grown on the country's folk scene in recent years FOLK RADIO UK Odette Michell is an award-winning British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with a rich foothold in the folk tradition. Odette Michell will be releasing her much-anticipated second studio album The Queen of the Lowlands with a very special limited capacity album launch at Heath Street Baptist Church, London on the 11th June. The album was recorded and produced by four-times BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Nominee Stu Hanna (Megson), and features some extremely special guests, including duets with Ninebarrow, Calum Gilligan and Daria Kulesh; as well as notable musical contributions from Chris Leslie (Fairport/Albion Band); Phil Beer (Show of Hands); Lukas Drinkwater, and Vicki Swan. Odette will be accompanied at the launch event by multi-instrumentalists Phil Beer (Show of Hands) on fiddle and Stu Hanna on mandolin and backing vocals. The Queen of the Lowlands is an entirely self-penned album that expertly weaves tales of both the personal and the historical. Captivated by the true story of the Queen of the Netherlands the hero ship that rescued and repatriated many thousands of soldiers during WW1; Odette delves into both our collective history and her own personal history to bring forth an album that truly captivates, informs and enchants in equal measure. Dont miss this very special album launch gig!!Read more
Big Kid Circus
Prepare to be amazed as Big Kid Circus celebrates its monumental 20th anniversary in 2025 with a show unlike anything the UK has ever seen! For the first time, witness the 30-foot-tall King Kong, a towering spectacle that will leave both kids and adults in awe. This years production is a true celebration of global artistry, featuring a vibrant, diverse cast of performers from every corner of the world. From the rhythm-filled beaches of Brazil to the majestic plains of Tanzania, the rich culture of Ethiopia, and the lively streets of Mexico, each act showcases the universal magic of circus art. Dont miss this one-of-a-kind anniversary extravaganza a show 20 years in the making, promising unforgettable thrills, jaw-dropping stunts, and a celebration of unity through performance. Kingdom of Kong awaits join us for the adventure of a lifetime!Read more
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