Grove Park Area Guide
A locals' guide to Grove Park
Where do Grove Park locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
chiswick,
kew,
gunnersbury,
mortlake,
turnham green,
north sheen,
east sheen,
brentford,
barnes,
and acton
Did you know?
"Human remains were found stuffed into a box that was dropped from Barnes Bridge in March 1879. The murderer turned out to be maid Kate Webster, while her victim was her employer Julia Thomas. The head was never found..."
Between Lonsdale Road and the River Thames, Leg o' Mutton Reservoir is a secluded, quiet, hidden gem in Barnes!
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Rupert Dickinson
My favourite view of Barnes! You're in London but it reminds me of living by the sea....
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Christopher Sellwood
From well-known high street stores, to independent boutiques, Chiswick High Road has everything I need!
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Jonathan Daykin
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What locals say about Grove Park
“8 years of London and finally ended up in Grove Park. Very simple, I love my flat it was renovated recently and to have transport links so available to the heart of London makes entertaining a breeze. The one major joy living where I live is the 5 min walk to the relaxing, tranquil view of the river Thames , to live in between the vibrancy of London and have the nature of the river on my doorstep , the Thames is a stone throw away and is so relaxing and picturesque . London can be demanding your homes your sanctuary and to have the Thames as your garden is a joy.”
Paul
“I like to head to the Station House in Grove Park, which is a lovely gastro pub situated close to the river.”
Gareth
Activities near Grove Park
Bass Face // DNB // *OUR BIGGEST LINEUP YET*! LAST FREE TICKETS
LEVEL UP Easter Warehouse Special brand new 360°, multi-level crowd and bespoke lighting & sound production concept +OUR BIGGEST LINE-UP YET & Bass Face, DV8 HOUSE:TECHNO & UKG residents as announced and secret TBA VERY SPECIAL GUESTS. At Londons brand new and pioneering warehouse space, The Archives.Read more
Dawn Chorus
This is a unique opportunity to enjoy our wonderful wildlife reserve before daybreak as we celebrate one of nature’s finest spectacles. Everyone, from those with a passing interest in wildlife to keen birders, can enjoy listening to the birds sing as the sun rises over the reed beds, lakes and ponds. Our expert guides will take you around the reserve and help you identify the birds by their song. At the end of the walk enjoy a hot drink with breakfast before you head off out again for a day of self-guided birdwatching. Please bring your own binoculars and wrap up warm.Read more
Goddard, Tna, Sub Zero, Latte B2B Toxinate +! Last Free Tickets
LEVEL UP brand new 360°, multi-level crowd and bespoke lighting & sound production concept +OUR BIGGEST LINE-UP YET & Bass Face, DV8 HOUSE:TECHNO & UKG residents as announced and secret TBA VERY SPECIAL GUESTS. At Londons brand new and pioneering warehouse space, The Archives.Read more
Trio Casella
Violetta Suvini - violin Gabriel Francis-Dehqani - cello Luke Lally Maguire - piano Programme Shostakovich: Piano Trio No.1, Op.8 Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.2 in C minor, Op.66 Beethoven: Piano Trio in E flat, Op.70 No.2 Trio Casella is formed of Luke Lally Maguire (piano), Violetta Suvini (violin) and Gabriel Francis-Dehqani (cello). The group won the 2024 Piano Trio Society Intercollegiate Competition. In 2023, they won the Ivan Sutton Chamber Music Competition and St James's Chamber Music Competition. They have broadcast multiple times on BBC Radio 3 and performed at venues including Wigmore Hall, St John's Smith Square, Milton Court Concert Hall and Princess Alexandra Hall. The group has enjoyed performing masterclasses for musicians such as the Takács Quartet, the Gould Trio and Ralf Gothoni.Read more
The Sinking Of The Titanic
The Gavin Bryars Ensemble performs The Sinking of The Titanic at St Michaels and All Angels Church Chiswick on Saturday April 26th, led by Gavin Bryars on Double Bass. Programme Ramble on Cortona The North Shore Les Fianailles - Interval - The Sinking of The Titanic Doors & bar open at 7pm.Read more
The Ealing Club Fundraiser
The Ealing Club takes some live music mojo across London to a new venue in Chiswick. Enjoy great music, affordable food & drink, offered in partnership with the School Kitchen (Chiswick) All profits will help The Ealing Club continue as a community interest company to support efforts to keep the grassroots of blues-rock alive in West London. This includes live events, film, exhibitions, talks and support of non-proprietary festivals that underpin blues-rock and wider music cultural roots, all across West London. PowerJam Band Project presents Bluezd & MadTalk Rich Evro Reid & The Dead Flowers: The Kings of Wonderland The Geoff Garbow Blues Band + special guests POWERJAM BAND PROJECT presents BLUEZD & MADTALK' 2 young bands, 'Bluezd' & 'MadTalk' from @PowerjamBandProject, the local not-for-profit band academy and record label, will be blowing minds with talent and swag beyond their years! "Bluezd' ages 13-16, blues-rock prodigies who recently headlined at The Royal Albert Hall, have been part of @PowerjamBandProject for 3 years since they were ages 10-13. They've released their debut single, 'Mean Mean Man' through the Powerjam label, which allows all young musicians to retain full copyrights of their songs, and are due to record their 2nd single soon! 'MadTalk' are a newly formed 6 member R&B band at Powerjam and will be opening the show with some showstopping favourites! For more details: www.powerjambands.com RICH EVRO REID & THE DEAD FLOWERS: They are a retro folk-rock outfit that thrives on the live circuit, delivering a jamboree of original music with raw energy and soul. Following last year's EP release, Live @ The Sound Consortiuma stunning live session that bottled their magicthe five-piece is now recording a new album. Their music takes listeners on a sonic journey, like a long ride toward the eternal horizon, with vibrant sounds that rise, sway, and immerse. A brilliant and diverse act, theyre a must-have on any festival lineup. KINGS OF WONDERLAND Kings of Wonderland return after a short hiatus with new member in the form of double bass. The new songs in this set slide towards organic beats with a diverse dynamic charm still based around Guitars and melodies with a bluesy country vibe . A rousing live set complete with a few choice covers for your entertainment THE GEOFF GARBOW BAND A regular fixture on the West London circuit, The GGB are much loved for their unpretentious, good time attitude to gigs They are getting a lot of interest for their original song writing abilities. Band members have played with many seasoned players and are regulars at Blues/ Rock festivals around the country including the Swanage Blues Festival, The Ealing Club and the Crawdaddy. Blues in Britain Magazine describes their live performances as An energetic and eclectic set mixing straight blues with dirty southern rock, funk and a splash of AOR.Read more
Mel Robbins
Where can I buy tickets for Mel Robbins? Tickets for Mel Robbins can be purchased safely and securely from Eventim UK
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