Tufnell Park Area Guide
A locals' guide to Tufnell Park
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"Despite HMP Holloway being a female-only prison, Oswald Mosely and his wife, both of whom were being held for being Nazi sympathizers during the war, were allowed to live in a cottage within the grounds after Winston Churchill personally intervened."
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What locals say about Tufnell Park
“A friendly community with amazing restaurants, like Stingray and Blue Moon Thai.”
Local resident
“I love living in Tufnell Park as it has lovely local parks, shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as a weekly food market and great local pubs. And it's only a short stroll to Hampstead Heath and you can be in town in 15 minutes.”
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Activities near Tufnell Park
Kate Nash
Lo-fi singer-songwriter who has charmed the masses with her kitchen sink observations.
Good Ship Comedy Nights
Get ready to experience some of the finest comedians in the country at your friendly neighbourhood comedy club! Our next few shows include Live at the Apollo smashers Maisie Adam and Darren Harriott and most anarchic daft metalhead on the circuit, Andrew O'Neill. They'll be joined on stage by a hilarious lineup of support acts and MC Ben Van der Velde. Get your tickets now for Good Ship Comedy Nights in London!Read more
Angels of the North
Angels of the North - Ginger Johnson, Michael Marouli, Tomara Thomas plus special guests!
Kelsy Karter
New Zealand-born singer with a vintage '60s-style pop and soul-influenced sound.
Catherine Bohart
Catherine Bohart loves control, hates change and is a serial planner. It’s been an interesting couple of years… A blisteringly funny new stand-up show filled with horrendous life advice, cheery nihilism and reluctant self-discovery from one of the UK and Ireland’s most exciting comics.Read more
Come & Sing - Haydn's Nelson Mass, at St Annes Church, London N6
Join Community Choir, Fleet Singers, for a workshop & performance with inspiring conductor, Phil Wilcox accompanied by professional Soloists, Trumpet, Strings, Organ and Timpani Pianist & Organist Philip Godfrey All singers welcome to join our Come & Sing Sunday 6th April 2025 1.30-8.30pm St Annes Church, Highgate West Hill, London N6 6AP Booking: www.ticketsource.co.uk/fleetsingers [//www.ticketsource.co.uk/fleetsingers] Cost: 25 Website:fleetsingers.org.uk [https://fleetsingers.org.uk/] Join us for an unforgettable day of music-making as we rehearse and perform Joseph Haydns magnificent "Nelson" Mass under the inspiring direction of renowned conductor Phil Wilcox. Phil is a professional opera singer (Royal Shakespeare Company, English Touring Opera, BBC Singers, Grange Park Opera) and choir leader with lots of positive energywww.philwilcox.com [http://www.philwilcox.com/] Experience the exhilarating power of Haydns "Nelson" Mass, a vibrant and triumphant choral work composed in 1798. Officially titled Missa in Angustiis (Mass for Troubled Times), the piece earned its popular nickname after Admiral Nelsons victory at the Battle of the Nile, which coincided with its early performances. The music is grand, dramatic, and full of energy, perfectly capturing the spirit of celebration and hope. Although familiarity with the piece and/or being comfortable reading music would help you make the best of the experience, the day will be positive and we welcome a wide range of abilities. If you would like to be more familiar with the work in advance, you are welcome to join us for some of our rehearsals on Monday evenings 7.30pm at Gospel Oak Methodist Church. The first one you attend will be free and any more can be paid pro-rata at 7. If you would like to join us at rehearsals or for more information, emailkaren@fleetsingers.org.uk Programme for theday 1.30 Check-in and meet the choir 1.45-4.15 Session one including warm up and workshop 4.15-5.00 Break, free tea/coffee, cakes 5.00-7.00 Full rehearsal with soloists, piano and strings 7.00-7.30 Break, audience arrival 7.30-8.30 Performance Cost 25 to attend the workshop and sing. Score included or bring your own (new Novello edition) Attending the performance only 7.30-8.30pm is free, no ticket needed, donations welcome!Read more
OH! GUNQUIT Album Release Party
Come Join us for a Wild Party to Celebrate our New Album 'Flex' released by Beluga Records!! Including Afterparty with Glorious Guest DJ's & Delicious Support Acts tbc. Unveiling New Tracks & Vinyl copies of New Album will be Available for you to Squeeze Tight on the Night!!Read more
About Tufnell Park
Tufnell Park is an area of north London which straddles the border of the London Borough of Islington and the London Borough of Camden. Tufnell Park Road runs along the line of an old Roman road which stretches from the Roman camp beneath Barclays Bank on Holloway Road up Dartmouth Hill and over Hampstead Heath. Tufnell Park was more fortunate than several of its neighbours, whereas roads and railway lines were sliced through Kentish Town and Camden in the 19th century, they mostly passed through Tufnell Park in tunnel. The nearest London Underground station is Tufnell Park on the Northern Line.
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