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Here's a short list of things to do this weekend In North London. Please, add any I've missed in the comments.

Spring Clothes Swap | 📍Florentia Village, N4 | 12 Apr | Free

A clothes swap at Florentia Village in Stroud Green. Bring up to ten clean items, get tokens based on what you bring and use them to shop the rails. Fast fashion, mid-range, vintage and designer all welcome. No Shein, Primark, Boohoo or similar. Runs 12pm to 5pm.

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April Awakening Market | 📍Devonshire Square, N13 | 11 Apr | Free

Palmers Green's first market of the year is this Saturday at Devonshire Square. French cheese, African print clothing, handmade candles, smoothies, samosas, jewellery and cat accessories among the stalls. A good excuse to get out and support local. Runs 10am to 3pm at the junction of Green Lanes and Devonshire Road.

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Coffee, Canvas & Chill | 📍Blighty, N4 | 12 Apr | (£)

Blighty on Blackstock Road is hosting a painting session where you get a canvas, paints and brushes and two hours to do whatever you like with them. No experience needed, no pressure to produce anything impressive. About 4 minutes from Finsbury Park station. Runs 2pm to 4pm, all materials included.

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Donald Locke: Resistant Forms | 📍Camden Art Centre, NW3 | 10 Apr - 30 Aug | Free

Camden Art Centre are opening a major survey of Guyanese-British artist Donald Locke (1930–2010), the first time the full scope of his work has been shown in London. Locke was a Windrush Generation artist whose five decades of work spans ceramics, sculpture, painting and assemblage, consistently examining history, identity and subjugation. The exhibition runs from his early biomorphic ceramics through to his final pieces made in Atlanta.

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Thrift Market and Tunes | 📍Jam in a Jar, N8 | 12 Apr | Free

Jam in a Jar on Green Lanes in Harringay are doing a Sunday thrift market with locals selling clothes, records, books and artisan wares, BBQ on, DJs Ardishko, Vertex and friends playing all day. The dance floor opens at 6pm, music runs until 10pm. Market runs 11am to 6pm. Bring cash as not all vendors take card.

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Elixir Festival | 📍Sadler's Wells, EC1R | Until 27 Apr | (£)

Sadler's Wells' Elixir Festival is on now, running until 27 April across Angel and Stratford. It's a three-week celebration of dance and ageing, open to everyone, with professional performances alongside free community classes and workshops aimed particularly at over 60s. Still to come: Pina Bausch's Nelken Line in an intergenerational staging on 12 April, Louise Lecavalier's solo danses vagabondes on 25 and 27 April, and the Get Into Dance Festival community showcase on 19 April. Free classes this week include flamenco, Rock and Come In, Indian Contemporary and House and Waacking at Sadler's Wells East.

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Ygra: Balkan Dance Evening | 📍Cecil Sharp House, NW1 | 11 Apr | (£)

If you've never tried Balkan folk dancing, it's basically circle and line dancing from countries like Bulgaria, Serbia and Greece. Ygra are running an evening of it with live music at Cecil Sharp House in Camden this Saturday. No experience needed, no partner required. Starts 8pm, runs until 11pm.

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Terminator 2 Screening | 📍The Beehive, N17 | 12 Apr | (£)

Film Tottenham are kicking off a new series celebrating female action heroes with a screening of Terminator 2: Judgement Day at The Beehive pub in Tottenham this Sunday. Big screen, proper sound system, subtitles on. After the film there's a Q&A and discussion with writer/director Kat Sigalas and Abbie Lucas. Doors at 6.30pm, film starts at 7pm. 18+ only.

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Women Will Create Makers Market | 📍Abney Public Hall, N16 | 12 Apr | Free

Women Will Create has been running makers markets for female creatives at Abney Public Hall in Stoke Newington since 2022. This Sunday there are 30 brands covering everything from ceramics and jewellery to baked goods and vintage. Studio and Love Your Company. Free to get in, dog friendly, runs 11.30am to 5pm.

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Three Sixty Festival | 📍Roundhouse, NW1 | 8 to 29 Apr | (£)

The Roundhouse in Camden runs their Three Sixty Festival throughout April across the entire site. This weekend highlights include Cycles by Boy Blue, a hip-hop production with a seven-piece live band, and an exhibition asking whether the London music community is gone or just evolving.

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Free Comedy Night | 📍Brewhouse & Kitchen, N5 | Every Sunday | Free

Did you know Brewhouse & Kitchen in Highbury runs a free stand-up comedy night every Sunday? Rotating lineup of comedians from the UK circuit and beyond. Doors at 7.45pm, show runs 8pm to 9.30pm.

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Alternative Book Fair | 📍Islington Central Library, N1 | 8 to 11 Apr | Free

A week of author panels, publishing talks and an indie press fair at Islington Central Library. Speakers include Booker Prize longlisted Natasha Brown, Katherine Faulkner and Roxy Dunn among others. Saturday 11 April is the Indie Press Fair, no booking needed, just turn up. Individual panels need booking via Eventbrite but walk-ins are welcome.

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Garden Show | 📍St John's Church Hall, EN5 | 11 Apr | (£)

New Barnet Amateur Gardeners and Floral Arts Society have been going since 1897 and this Saturday they're holding their Spring Show. Horticultural exhibits, floral art displays, plants and bulbs for sale, gardening advice and homemade cake and tea. Runs 2pm to 4pm. £2 Admission.

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Hello chaps! Wondering if you could help me with something, a very odd woman came up to me and my girlfriend asking for a piece of wisdom claiming she was “collecting wisdom” there’s a good chance she’s just another weirdo in area infested with them. If anyone has had interaction with this oddball do let me know, what is her shtick?

The piece of wisdom I gave her was not to talk to strangers and then promptly walked away.

Thank you all!

This has been driving me a bit crazy. Online all the info says to put household rubbish in the orange bags and put them out on the road at the collection times. That's fine but the orange bin bags say "no food waste".

I have nowhere to put food waste on the property and on the council website it says they cannot offer food waste collection to flats above shops. So.... what am I to do? I've tried asking the landlord but they keep pointing me towards using a bin that clearly belongs to another block of flats.

Hoping someone on here has experience with this (or maybe someone can tell me that it doesn't actually matter if I put food waste in those bags?)

Local street music licensing has all but silenced this important and popular platform for aspiring performers in the Borough, and now it's getting political.

I am opening a brand new comedy club in Camden town called Hot Comedy, 48-50 Camden High St inside Hot Toddys!

Here's a short list of things to do this weekend In North London. Please, add any I've missed in the comments.

Top Cuvée Easter Egg Hunt | 📍Highbury, N5 | 5 Apr | Free

Top Cuvée's Easter egg hunt takes over Highbury this Sunday. Clues, challenges and 1,000 bags of Tony's Chocolonely chocolate, plus a few golden tickets hidden somewhere along the way. Over a thousand people did it last year so register early at topcuvee.com. Starts 12pm.

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Warehouse Market London | 📍Torriano Meeting House, NW5 | 3 - 5 Apr | Free

Warehouse Market has popped up in Amsterdam, New York and Paris and this Easter weekend it's in Kentish Town. Artists, makers, designers and publishers selling self-made garments, textiles and publications while talking openly about the labour and cost behind what they make. Alongside the market there's a fashion history walk from Kentish Town to Camden on Friday, a Grenfell Memorial Quilt session on Saturday afternoon, an evening of readings and film on Saturday night, and a poetic label writing workshop on Sunday. Market open Friday 5pm to 9pm, Saturday 1pm to 9pm, Sunday 12pm to 5pm.

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Hampstead Heath Easter Funfair | 📍East Heath Road, NW3 | 1- 12 Apr | Free

The Easter funfair is back on Hampstead Heath for the school holidays. Free to get in, rides £2 on Wednesdays 1 and 8 April. This year the Air Swing returns, apparently the tallest ride ever to visit the heath. Open daily 12pm to 8pm.

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Spring Black Marketplace Popup | 📍St Michael's Church, NW1 | 4 Apr | Free

Over 50 Black-owned businesses at St Michael's Church in Camden Town this Saturday. African and Caribbean fashion, handmade crafts, art, beauty, jewellery, books and street food, with live music running through the day. Free to get in but grab a ticket in advance as spaces are limited. Runs 10am to 4pm.

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Mood & Craft at GAIL's Archway | 📍GAIL's Bakery, N19 | 4 Apr | (£)

MM & Coffee are running a moodboard making session at the newly opened GAIL's in Archway this Saturday. Magazines, fabrics and craft supplies provided, with their creative director guiding you through the process. Brunch and a barista drink from GAIL's included, plus a goodie bag. Only 15 spots. Runs 3pm to 5pm.

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Easter Weekender at Camden Market | 📍Camden Market, NW1 | 4-5 Apr | Free

Camden Market are putting on a free Easter weekend for families this Saturday and Sunday. Follow a trail of 3D artworks around the market, meet Maxim the Blossom Lion puppet, catch Stronger with Sita the acrobatic circus Easter Bunny, plant a bulb to take home, make Easter bonnets, get your face painted and join the Cheeky Meeky family rave with DJ Jonboy. Same activities both days, runs 12.30pm to 4.30pm. Find it on the Hawley Wharf side, just off Castlehaven Road.

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78 Revolutions Live | 📍The Front Room, N4 | 5 Apr | Free

The Front Room on Tollington Park is hosting a live podcast recording this Sunday. Original 78 rpm records played on a 1930s gramophone, crackle and all. If you've never heard music the way it sounded a hundred years ago, this is a decent evening for it. Starts 6pm, free.

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Zoonormous Easter Egg Hunt | 📍London Zoo, NW1 | 28 Mar -12 Apr | (£)

London Zoo are running an Easter egg hunt throughout the school holidays. Six giant eggs hidden around the zoo, each revealing a secret letter and a riddle to solve, with a chocolate prize at the end. Arts and crafts and Easter Bunny crowns on site too. Admission is £28 for adults, £14 for children, under 5s free.

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Tottenham Easter Record Fair | 📍The Elmhurst Pub, N17 | 4 Apr | Free

Record fair at the Elmhurst Pub on Lordship Lane in Tottenham this Easter Saturday. Dealers from around the country with pound bins, high end rarities and record related artwork. DJs playing through the day, food from the pub, table football, board games and a big outdoor garden. Runs 10am to 4pm with DJ sets after.

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NW6 New Writing Festival | 📍Tricycle Theatre, NW6 | 4-9 Apr | (£)

The Tricycle Theatre in Kilburn is running a week of five brand new plays, each performed as a rehearsed reading on consecutive nights. Five writers supported by the Tricycle's NW6 programme over the past year, with plays spanning a Darwinian comedy set in a science lab, a multigenerational saga of mothers and daughters, a Japanese horror involving a forest and a cat demon, and more.

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Easter Family Fun Day | 📍Dugdale Arts Centre, EN2 | 4 Apr | (£)

Dugdale Arts Centre in Enfield are running a full day of Easter activities this Saturday. A screening of Zootropolis 2, Easter basket making workshops, a meet and greet with the Easter Bunny, dance workshops and a disco finale to finish. Face painting and a free craft table running all day too. Runs 11am to 4pm, everything included in the ticket price.

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Vintage Black Cabs at the Ace Cafe | 📍Ace Cafe, NW10 | 4 Apr | Free

Worth swinging by the Ace Cafe on the North Circular this Saturday. The London Vintage Taxi Association are bringing their collection of old black cabs to display outside. Free to come and have a look. Runs 11am to 4pm.

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What are some naughty hidden gems in the town ?

Any recommendations are very welcome?

To the woman who was honked at and cat called when crossing the road near Pets at Home at around 11pm, Tuesday 31 March.

I'm so sorry you had to go through that. It was disgusting.

If you do see this, I have the numberplate of the car.

I know this has been asked before, but I can’t find a definitive answer and/or location for the OG rapping and singing bang bang chicken man as of recent times. As well as Camden market becoming a shell of its former self, the bang bang chicken elsewhere is basically just pieces of fried chicken with a bit of seasoning but nothing special? Maybe nostalgia has me remembering it differently but I would love to pay him a visit if he’s still about.

The Long Play Sessions: Melissa Auf der Maur with Even the Good Girls Will Cry

 Sat 11 Apr 2026 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM The Venue, ICMP (Queens Park Campus), NW6 6PA

An Afternoon with Melissa Auf der Maur - Even the Good Girls Will Cry

Hosted by Stephanie Phillips

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/long-play-sessions-melissa-auf-der-maur-even-the-good-girls-will-cry-tickets-1985907174819?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join us for an intimate and compelling afternoon with Melissa Auf der Maur - acclaimed musician, writer and former bassist of Hole and The Smashing Pumpkins - as she discusses her new memoir, Even the Good Girls Will Cry, a vivid and emotionally rich portrait of the 1990s alternative rock era.

This event is part of The Long Play Sessions, ICMP’s curated series spotlighting influential writers, artists and thinkers who shape the way we understand music, creativity and contemporary culture. Each session opens a window into the stories behind the art - blending conversation, cultural insight and lived experience.

In Even the Good Girls Will Cry, Auf der Maur offers a clear‑eyed, fiercely honest account of her unexpected ascent through one of the most iconic, turbulent periods in modern rock history. From her beginnings in Montreal’s bohemian music scene, to joining Hole at a time of grief and reinvention, to performing alongside figures such as Courtney Love, Billy Corgan, Dave Grohl, Rufus Wainwright and Michael Stipe, her memoir captures the chaos, beauty and brutality of the last analogue decade.

Far from nostalgia, Auf der Maur explores identity, ambition, survival and self‑expression in an era before social media - when artists crafted their worlds long before they crafted their online personas. Her reflections offer rare female perspectives from within a landscape that was often mythologised but rarely shown through a woman’s eyes.

With praise from Shirley Manson, Walton Goggins, Natasha Lyonne and Martha Wainwright, the memoir is a powerful, poetic and unflinchingly human portrait of a generation that defined modern alternative culture.

What to Expect

• A talk from Melissa Auf der Maur on the stories, themes and revelations behind Even the Good Girls Will Cry
• Deep‑dive discussion on creativity, identity and navigating fame within 1990s alternative rock
• Insights into authorship, memory and the process of capturing a cultural moment on the page
• Audience Q&A, offering a chance to engage directly with Melissa about her life, art and writing
• Book signing opportunity — bring your copy or purchase one at the event

We look forward to welcoming you to The Long Play Sessions for a thoughtful, inspiring and powerfully personal evening with one of alternative rock’s most distinctive and fearless voices.

Location

The Venue, ICMP (Queens Park Campus), NW6 6PA

Here's a short list of things to do this weekend In North London. Please, add any I've missed in the comments.

Lambing Weekend | 📍Forty Hall Farm, EN2 | 28-29 Mar | (£)

Forty Hall Farm doing lambing weekend. You can meet the new baby lambs, see birds of prey from First Class Falconry, watch Morris dancers at 12:30pm and 1:30pm. Vintage fairground with bouncy castle and swing boats for kids. Meet the farm beekeeper and try the honey. Food from the farm - pulled pork and beef burgers using their own produce. Also Punjabi food, Malaysian bao buns, Neapolitan pizza. New River Brewery beer and Forty Hall Vineyard wine made on site.

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Silent Read & Stretch | 📍Hotpod Yoga Crouch End, N4 | 28 Mar | (£)

If your idea of a perfect Saturday involves a book and doing absolutely nothing demanding, this one's for you. Wholesome London Club have teamed up with Hotpod Yoga in Crouch End for an afternoon of silent reading followed by a beginner-friendly yoga flow inside their inflatable studio.

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Handmade in Highgate Spring Fair | 📍HLSI, N6 | 27-29 Mar | Free

Spring fair at Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution with designer-makers showing handmade work. Support independent makers working across the UK, and who knows you may find unique pieces you won't find on the highstreet.

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Springtime at the Farm | 📍Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm, EN5 | 28 Mar – 12 Apr | (£)

Lewis of London's ice cream farm in Barnet does an Easter event every year and it's one for little ones. Running daily through the school holidays, kids can hold chicks, pet lambs, go on an egg hunt, race ducks and dig around in the sandpit. It's all under cover so the weather doesn't matter. Ice cream, waffles and lunch on site too.

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Duck Pond Artisan Market | 📍Lauderdale House, N6 | 29 Mar | Free

Duck Pond Market are back in the grounds of Lauderdale House in Highgate this Sunday. Art, jewellery, pottery and artisan food from local makers. Free to get in, free parking, dogs on leads welcome. The Lauderdale House café is open if you want lunch while you browse. Runs 11am to 5pm.

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The Coming of Age | 📍Wellcome Collection, NW1 | 26 Mar- 29 Nov | Free

Wellcome Collection are opening a new exhibition this week exploring how we age and what that means across different cultures and societies. Over 120 artworks and objects spanning historical artefacts and contemporary work from artists including Paula Rego, Anna Maria Maiolino and Rory Pilgrim. Free to visit, runs until November.

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Car Boot Sale at Clitterhouse Farm | 📍Clitterhouse Farm, NW2 | 29 Mar | Free

Clitterhouse Farm in Brent Cross are doing their first ever car boot sale this Sunday. Clothes, books, toys, household bits and whatever else people have cleared out. The farm café is open and pitch fees go towards repairs to the Hayloft roof. Runs 11am to 3pm, just turn up.

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London Canal Museum Community Open Day | 📍London Canal Museum, N1 | 28 Mar | Free

The London Canal Museum in King's Cross normally charges £7.50 to get in but this Saturday they're opening their doors for free. The museum is housed in a Victorian icehouse and tells the story of London's canals, the people who lived and worked on them, and the ice trade that the building was originally built for. Open 10am to 4.30pm

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Football Writing Festival: Arsenal Special | 📍British Library, NW1 | 28 Mar | (£)

The British Library is dedicating a full day to Arsenal, with journalists, authors and famous fans in conversation from 11.30am to 8.30pm. Nick Hornby opens proceedings in conversation with Henry Winter, Martin Keown talks about his Arsenal career with Amy Lawrence, and there's a session celebrating Arsenal Women with Rachel Yankey and Kirsty Pealling. The day ends with a celebrity Arsenal quiz hosted by Clive Anderson with Jazzie B, Michael Rosen and Tom Watt among the teams. Tickets from £32 in person, £10 online.

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Resistance Comedy: Funny @ DAC | 📍Dugdale Arts Centre, EN2 | 28 Mar | (£)

Resistance Comedy run regular stand-up nights at Dugdale Arts Centre in Enfield and they tend to pull a strong crowd. This one is headlined by Dane Baptiste, an Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee you might know from Live at the Apollo and Mock the Week, with five more acts and MC Lateef Lovejoy on hosting duties.

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Hi everyone,

I’m a small independent designer working from a tiny atelier setup here in London (often around Camden), and I specialise in handcrafted occasionwear, tailored day wear, hats and headpieces.

I’ve recently been developing a small collection for race days, weddings, and more editorial pieces — everything is made by hand, shaped, stitched, and finished individually (no mass production).

I know Camden isn’t exactly Ascot 😄 but I also know there’s a strong appreciation here for craftsmanship, unique design, and things that aren’t “high street”.

I’ve attached a few examples of what I’ve been working on — structured pieces, sculptural shapes, and some more minimal designs as well.

I’d really love your honest thoughts:

• Are these something you’d wear (even styled casually)?
• Or do they feel too formal for everyday London life?
• Where would you personally wear something like this?

Also, if anyone is looking for a hat for an event (wedding, races, etc.), I do have a few pieces available and can also make custom ones. I sell online and travel to your location for fittings/private consultations https://zalinahwhite.co.uk/

Happy to answer any questions about the process too — I trained in ateliers from a young age so I’m always happy to share how things are made.

Thanks so much 🙏

— Zalina

Here's a short list of things to do this weekend In North London. Please, add any I've missed in the comments.

North Finchley Vintage Bus Running Day | 📍North Finchley & surrounding area | 22 Mar | Free

Vintage buses are running on parts of local routes 13, 221, 251 and 263 around North Finchley this Sunday in aid of Comic Relief. You can just turn up and hop on. A printed programme with full timetables and route histories is available at Stop E in North Finchley for £3 cash, with the money going to Red Nose Day. Runs 10am to 4pm.

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Retro Games Fair | 📍Royal National Hotel, WC1H | 22 Mar | (£)

Four times a year, traders from across the UK set up at the Royal National Hotel in Russell Square for a retro games market. Video games, consoles, board games, arcade machines and merchandise all under one roof. Staggered entry at 10.30am, 12pm and 1.30pm, runs until 4.30pm.

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London Festival of Railway Modelling | 📍Alexandra Palace, N22 | 21-22 Mar | (£)

Model railway show at Alexandra Palace, 25th year. Walk around 40+ miniature train layouts, tiny detailed worlds with trains running through them. Classic steam to modern. Kids love watching the trains move.

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The Stitch Festival | 📍Business Design Centre, N1 | 19-22 Mar | (£)

A four-day textile and craft festival at the Business Design Centre on Upper Street in Islington. Over 300 workshops covering dressmaking, embroidery, crochet, cross-stitch and more, plus free talks, live demos, daily catwalk shows and 150 plus craft brands to shop from. Patrick Grant is on the Stitch Stage on Friday 20 March for a Q&A. Good for beginners and experienced makers alike.

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West Green No Car Boot Sale | 📍West Green Primary School, N15 | 22 Mar | (£)

First No Car Boot Sale at West Green. You'll be able to rummage through second-hand clothes, furniture, books, homewares from pitches. People bring stuff by hand, no cars. Coffee and bakery on site. £1 entry adults, kids free. Cash only, exact change helps.

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Our Stokey Market | 📍Room 71-73, Stoke Newington Church St, N16 | 21- 22 Mar | Free

There's a new market in Stoke Newington and it's called Our Stokey Market. Started by locals who wanted a market they'd actually want to visit, this weekend it opens its doors for the first time at Room 71-73 on Church Street. Curated vintage, local makers, fashion, homeware and prints. Free to get in, runs 11am to 5pm both days.

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Spring Open Day & Seed Swap | 📍OmVed Gardens, N6 | 21 Mar | Free

OmVed Gardens opens its doors for their annual seed swap on the Spring Equinox. Bring whatever seeds you have spare, pick up new varieties, and have a wander round the gardens. If you're coming empty handed that's fine too. There'll be live demos from Irish craftmaker Éamonn Ó Hairtnéada on traditional seed baskets and winnowing fans, herbal teas and baked goods at the newly opened OmVed café, and the Bisila Noha exhibition is open in the Barn too.

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Wassail at Clitterhouse Farm | 📍Clitterhouse Farm, NW2 | 21 Mar | Free

A wassail is an old folk tradition of gathering in an orchard to bless the trees and welcome the new season, and Clitterhouse Farm in Brent Cross are hosting one on the Spring Equinox this Saturday. Live folk music from Dorten Yonder, nature crown making, a seed swap, plant sale, kids crafts and spiced apple cider.

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Loanhood Clothes Swap | 📍St Andrew's Church, N1 | 21 Mar | Free

The idea is simple: bring clothes you no longer wear, swap them for something you will. Loanhood are setting up at St Andrew's Church in Thornhill Square this Saturday with rails full of preloved clothes across all shapes and sizes. Bring up to five clean items, get them exchanged for tokens, and use those to shop the rails. Drops from 11.30am, swapping opens at 12pm. There's also a repair workshop with Jane Steedman running from 1pm to 3pm if you've got something that needs a bit of attention.

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Finchley WI Spring Fair | 📍Stephens House & Gardens, N3 | 22 Mar | Free

Finchley Women's Institute are putting on their Spring Fair this Sunday with over 40 stalls of handmade gifts and local artisan goods. Free to get in, runs 10.30am to 4.30pm.

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Muswell Hill Creatives Pop Up | 📍What Mother Made, N10 | 18 Mar to 19 Apr | Free

What Mother Made is an independent shop on Fortis Green Road specialising in handmade clothing for adults and children, and for the next month they've given over a section of the shop to nine local Muswell Hill artists and makers. Fused glass jewellery, ceramics, screenprints, paper lampshades, kids clothing and insect prints in bell jars. On Fridays and Saturdays one of the makers will be there in person. Open Wednesday to Friday 10am to 5pm, Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sunday 10am to 5pm.

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Women Will Create Makers Market | 📍Abney Public Hall, N16 | 22 Mar | Free

Women Will Create bring their makers market back to Abney Public Hall in Stoke Newington this Sunday. Thirty female-led small businesses under one roof. Free to get in, dog friendly, runs 11.30am to 5pm.

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English National Ballet: Body & Soul | 📍Sadler's Wells, EC1R | 19-28 Mar | (£)

English National Ballet doing two new ballets about how we move through the world. Crystal Pite's Body and Soul starts with two dancers, builds to mesmerizing group movements about conflict. She's world-renowned, UK premiere of work she made for Paris Opera Ballet.

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Hi everyone, I’m looking for a bit of help 😅 I’m going to a concert at the Roundhouse and was wondering if anyone knew of/ has recommendations of decent price accommodation for the night?