Hadley Green Area Guide
A locals' guide to Hadley Green
Where do Hadley Green locals go?
Room 89
A hidden gem just off the main Barnet high street, it is a lifestyle boutique that has very unique vintage items for your home, unusual pieces of jewellery, natural beauty products and really adorable pieces of children's clothing. They also do craft workshops every month with local and very talented craftsmen.Read more
Fantasy Nails
I go here for my manicure and pedicure every two weeks, I love it because it's a family run salon very personal and the prices are very reasonable. They are very accommodating with appointments, which is great for busy lives. You also get endless amounts of tea and coffee - easily the best manicure in Barnet!Read more
Why not explore the nearby areas of
barnet,
hadley wood,
new barnet,
cockfosters,
whetstone,
east barnet,
north finchley,
southgate,
west finchley,
and mill hill
Did you know?
"In 1741 Sir Jeremy Sambrook erected an obelisk to the north of Hadley Green at the site where the Earl of Warwick fell in the Battle of Barnet. Cottages and inns formed in a group here and became known as Hadley Highstone."
I really enjoy escaping the hustle and bustle of the capital in Barnet Gate Woods.
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Ben Connolly
With its wild flowers and tall trees, Totteridge Common reflects the countryside appeal of the surrounding area.
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Ben Connolly
Sit back and relax in the charming gardens at Old Court House Recreation Ground.
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Explore Hadley Green
What locals say about Hadley Green
“One of the benefits of not being in central London is that we have some fantastic commons and parkland to explore; my two favourites are Hadley Green and Monken Hadley Common. Oakhill Park is also a great place to stretch your legs and even hosts a free festival in the summer.”
Andrew
Activities near Hadley Green
From Skid Row to Cherry Tree Lane
Susi Earnshaw Theatre School annual Summer Show bursts onto the stage with thrilling and dynamic performances from the very talented young people at this full time school for the performing arts. Journey with them through iconic musicals as they bring the West End Stage to Barnet.Read more
Matt Parker: Getting Triggy With It
Matt Parker talks a lot of maths. He's a NYT best-selling author and sold-out stand-up performer. But now it's time he does the maths. Really gets in there and gives the maths a good doing. It's time he programmes his own Christmas tree lights and then 11,184,024 people watch his downfall (and counting). It's time he shares his hand-crafted maths code online only for viewers to improve it by 40,832,277,770%. It's time he shaped-up and crawled out from under the square named after him. Come watch Matt Parker do the maths. (Every audience member will get some free maths.)Read more
6pm Little Voices North London 2025 Showcase
For friends and family of children performing in the Little Voices North London's end of term showcase at Hartley Hall, Mill Hill on Sunday 13th July. Please note, the 6pm session is for children in the following lessons and clubs: Etz Chaim Primary School Clubs Mathilda Marks-Kennedy Clubs Garden Suburb Infant School Clubs All Saints Primary School NW2 ClubsRead more
Lila Dance: Fault Lines
As our planet’s voice gets louder, are we ready to listen? Fault Lines pulls at the tension in our relationship with nature. Our constant pursuit of progress increasing the speed of life has left us out of sync with the natural world. A scorched earth, from the rubble and the ruin the survivors emerge. A new world, a second chance. Within changing landscapes created from striking digital illustrations and evocative music, our survivors navigate the world, racing towards an unknown future. Fault Lines explores the environmental damage we’ve inflicted but asks what happens when we stand together with hope? What will that take? New writing by Nick Walker (award winning writer, BBC) gives voice to both the existential panic, alongside the everyday problem solving needed to live on a hotter, more crowded, and less predictable planet. With an original sound score by Dougie Evans, the projection of digital imagery by Zach Walker (MakeAmplify) and digital moving illustrations by Courtney McCarthy, the natural world enters the space to create a rich sensory world for the performers.Read more
Spot’s Birthday Party
Join Spot and his friends for this engaging and interactive show for everyone age 2+ and their grown-ups. With integrated Makaton, catchy songs, dancing and lots of interactive party games, this is going to be the best birthday party ever! Based on the beloved Eric Hill classic Happy Birthday Spot, this brand-new adaptation is the perfect introduction to theatre for children – they’ll be encouraged to sing and dance along with Steve the Monkey, Tom the Crocodile, Helen the Hippo and Sally and Sam, Spot’s parents, to say a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPOT!Read more
Upswing presents Showdown
Six extraordinary acrobats. One winner. Who will be the "New Face of Circus"? Get ready for Showdown! This high-energy spectacle combines jaw-dropping circus stunts with razor-sharp humour in a one-of-a-kind competition where the audience is invited to vote for their favourite. Six fearless contestants push their limits in a no-holds-barred race to the top, all for the promise of a single prize. Showdown playfully unpacks our obsession with winning, asking: What’s worth sacrificing to come out on top? With each round, we dive deeper into the contestants’ drive to succeed, while chaos and surprises keep everyone on their toes. Packed with audience interaction, clever comedy, and a bold mix of circus, spoken word, UK HipHop, Grime, and Afrobeat, Showdown explores the idea of “healthy competition.” Who will you root for to win? Brought to life by an exceptional team – including Upswing’s Artistic Director Vicki Dela Amedume, rising comedy star Athena Kugblenu, and London-based musician Afrikan Boy – this show is a thrilling mash-up of heart, hilarity, and high-flying talent. Don’t miss it!Read more
Magic at the Musicals
PLATFORM School of Performing Arts presents their summer show for family and friends. A celebration of the musicals they have looked at and worked on this term in their acting, singing and dancing classes. They have had lots of fun getting this musical extravaganza together and invite you to celebrate their achievements.Read more
About Hadley Green
Hadley Green is a 10 hectare Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation in Monken Hadley in the London Borough of Barnet. It is an area of acid grassland interspersed with trees, and has several ponds. The reserve straddles the Great North Road between Hadley Green Road and Fold Lane. It is reputedly the site of a decisive battle in the Wars of the Roses, the Battle of Barnet in 1471. The land is a traditional village common and was grazed by villagers' animals for hundreds of years until the 20th century. It was secured for the people of Hadley parish as public open space in 1818. The London Loop long distance walk goes through the reserve, and it adjoins King George's Fields.
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