Finchley Central Area Guide
A locals' guide to Finchley Central
Where do Finchley Central locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
finchley,
west finchley,
north finchley,
hampstead garden suburb,
temple fortune,
hendon,
whetstone,
golders green,
muswell hill,
and friern barnet
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."
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
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
Tuffnell Park's tree-lined roads offer some beautiful period properties.
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Oliver Venn
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Activities near Finchley Central
Finchley Wednesday 6 a Side Football League LEISURE LEAGUES
Looking for your next competitive buzz? The Finchley Wednesday 6 a side league is the place to be! Hosted at the top-class 3G pitch at Christs College Finchley, this weekly football event is the perfect way to break up the week with high-energy sport, team spirit, and good vibes.Read more
Johnny Ball: My Previous Life in Comedy
Johnny will reveal his crazy Liverpool experiences, his encounters with The Beatles, Dusty Springfield, Roy Orbison, The Bee Gee’s, Ken Dodd and helping start Freddie Starr’s career. He was Bud Flanagan’s last ever TV straight man. So come and sit back while Johnny tells of the more than one thing he lost on his honeymoon, “The man who robbed a bank and caught a bus home?” Plus the time the Duke of Edinburgh suggested a wife swap, with pictures to prove it! Johnny Ball has inspired thousands through his children’s TV career. He was one of the hosts of Play School from 1967 onwards and a regular fixture on kids TV from the mid 70s onwards with science and technology programmes including Think of a Number and Johnny Ball Reveals All.Read more
Premiership: Saracens vs Bath
Saracens take on Bath in this Premiership fixture.
She'koyokh Quartet
London-based, virtuosic, versatile and prize-winning band playing klezmer and traditional music from the Balkans and beyond.
John O'leary: Pop-Up Book Workshop. Fold, Cut, Create!
Popular author, illustrator and pop-up designer John OLeary will be popping along to Southgate to deliver a pop-up book masterclass! Youre invited to join him and create a folding literary masterpiece of your own.Read more
The Big Southgate Kids Lit Quiz
Calling all bookworms, young adventurers, and trivia champions! The Big Southgate Kids Lit Quiz is your chance to test your knowledge of stories, characters, and magical worlds in a fun, fast-paced quiz designed just for kids! From classic fairy tales to modern masterpieces, this exciting event will have you guessing, laughing, and celebrating the wonderful world of childrens books. Gather your team, sharpen your minds, and get ready for a fantastic literary showdown. SOUTHGATE CLUB 17 Chase Side N14 5BP (Wheelchair access is available via the entrance at 80 Crown Lane N14 5EN)Read more
Park Live: Mystic Crew
Kick off your summer with a magicalevening of live reggae musicinBroomfield Park, as the incredibleMystic Crewtake the stage! Join us thisJunefor a sunset session filled withsoulful rhythms, classic reggae covers, and feel-good vibes. FromBob MarleytoToots & The Maytals, Mystic Crew brings the golden age of reggae to life with energy, style, and plenty of heart. As the sun goes down, let the music lift you up bring a blanket, your friends, and your dancing feet for a perfect evening in the park.Read more
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