Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
That's a nice idea................
This from Stroud Green Residents' Association (Wish I could say it's from the Harringay Residents' Association........or any association in Harringay come to that):
Put 26th April in your diaries! The day when SGRA residents will be strolling around the area, chatting with friends and neighbours, drinking Ts and coffees, buying assorted goodies from street stalls, talking to our community police and learning about Fairtrade at Holy Trinity on the Green.
So, to recap, Saturday, April 26th, 2-4.30pm is NEIGHBOURHOOD DAY!
Please come and take part in the events happening around Mountview Road, Stapleton Hall Road, Granville Road and the roads inbetween (Albany, Addington, Quernmore and part of Oakfield).
On each of these roads residents will be setting up stalls and offering an eclectic array of items for sale. Stalls include children's toys and clothes, a re-use and recycle stall, book stalls, pottery, plants, bric-a-brac, fairtrade goodies, home-made cakes, jigsaw puzzles and more.
Refreshments will be available in Stroud Green Library on Stapleton Hall Road and at Holy Trinity Church on Granville Road which will open its doors to residents for the event.
In addition to the stalls events include a storytelling session for children at the Library at 3pm and Haringey Adult Learning Service will also be there, telling people about the part-time and evening courses available across the Borough. Guided tours around the Granville Road Spinney will take place at 2.15pm and 3.45pm and the Safer Neighbourhoods Police Team will also be on the Spinney, offering help and advice.
Other information stalls will include details of the Residents Association, library services and local religious organisations.
Some of the stalls will be donating any monies raised to good causes.
So there will be lots going on - but the main point of the event is to get people out and about and saying 'hello' to their neighbours and finding out about what is on offer locally.
EVERYONE WELCOME. PLEASE BRING A FRIEND(S).
Look out for a coloured information leaflet with trail map which will drop through your letterbox in the next few days.
Put 26th April in your diaries! The day when SGRA residents will be strolling around the area, chatting with friends and neighbours, drinking Ts and coffees, buying assorted goodies from street stalls, talking to our community police and learning about Fairtrade at Holy Trinity on the Green.
So, to recap, Saturday, April 26th, 2-4.30pm is NEIGHBOURHOOD DAY!
Please come and take part in the events happening around Mountview Road, Stapleton Hall Road, Granville Road and the roads inbetween (Albany, Addington, Quernmore and part of Oakfield).
On each of these roads residents will be setting up stalls and offering an eclectic array of items for sale. Stalls include children's toys and clothes, a re-use and recycle stall, book stalls, pottery, plants, bric-a-brac, fairtrade goodies, home-made cakes, jigsaw puzzles and more.
Refreshments will be available in Stroud Green Library on Stapleton Hall Road and at Holy Trinity Church on Granville Road which will open its doors to residents for the event.
In addition to the stalls events include a storytelling session for children at the Library at 3pm and Haringey Adult Learning Service will also be there, telling people about the part-time and evening courses available across the Borough. Guided tours around the Granville Road Spinney will take place at 2.15pm and 3.45pm and the Safer Neighbourhoods Police Team will also be on the Spinney, offering help and advice.
Other information stalls will include details of the Residents Association, library services and local religious organisations.
Some of the stalls will be donating any monies raised to good causes.
So there will be lots going on - but the main point of the event is to get people out and about and saying 'hello' to their neighbours and finding out about what is on offer locally.
EVERYONE WELCOME. PLEASE BRING A FRIEND(S).
Look out for a coloured information leaflet with trail map which will drop through your letterbox in the next few days.
Tags for Forum Posts: local ideas, residentsassociation, sgra, stroudgreen
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Permalink Reply by matt on
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The following Hidden Art events are different in focus but also community based;
http://www.hiddenartlondon.co.uk/events/open-studios
Have been to a Hackney/Dalston one a couple of times. Very good.
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Permalink Reply by Hugh on
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I'd love to. The trick is finding someone or a small knot of folks with the time and inclination to organise it.
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