The Little Green Dragon in Winchmore Hill is among four pubs which have reached the final round of the Campaign for Real Ale's national Pub of the Year contest.
The Dugdale Arts Centre is looking for members of the local community with a stake in arts and culture to sit on its community panel.
Broomfield Park's volunteers have won five awards for their tremendous green-fingered efforts in the prestigious Enfield in Bloom competition.
Better Streets for Enfield invite you to join a free community walk and talk through two local parks, including a lunch stop at a park cafe that was recently relaunched.
Starting on 9th October and every second Wednesday after that, the Southgate Club will be the venue for a monthly night celebrating a dance that originated in California in the late 1920s - and the dancers get to choose the music!
David Williamson promises us a great opportunity to celebrate our community at the Palmers Green Festival on Sunday 1st September.
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Enfield in Song performed at Blake Court retirement flats earlier this month. At the piano: pianist Laurence Payne and choir organiser Mary Horsfield
A choir that was set up earlier this year is seeking new singers and new chances to perform. You can catch them at the Culture Palace on 4th December.
Enfield in Song is a lively, happy, community choir that rehearses at Holy Trinity Church in Green Lanes, Winchmore Hill, on Monday mornings from 11am to 1pm. Their talented pianist, Laurence, creates his own unique arrangements of show songs and popular melodies which the choir performs in care homes, retirement flats, churches - wherever they’re wanted, and they’re always well received and sure to get feet tapping!
Laurence rehearsing the choir in Winchmore Hill
There's a chance to see and hear Enfield in Song at the Culture Palace at 10.30am on Saturday 4th December, when they'll be performing a concert of Christmas songs.
The Culture Palace is located inside Palace Gardens shopping centre, Enfield Town. It's the venue for a whole host of events while the Dugdale Centre is in use as a vaccination centre.
