9:30am, Sunday the 20th of March

The Harringay Hurtle - a quirky community fun run for adults and children, but its a “hurtle” not just a run so you can do the route any way you like – run, walk, skate, scooter, cycle.

It has two routes, an easy 5km or a longer 10km, which makes it suitable for all abilities, and both the 5km and 10km route start and finish at the same places and criss cross each other along the way so everyone feels they are all doing it together.

At the end of the Hurtle in Fairland Park all entrants get a free t-shirt, drink and donut, photo, and a medal for children.

Places are limit so early booking advised as the previous event was booked out.

Book your place at: https://fairlandpark.org/harringay-hurtle

Adults £5 Children under 15 £3.

For more information email: harringayhurtle@gmail.com

This is the route, the start is at the gardens Community Garden and the finish is at Fairland park. The 10k route is the red, the 5k route uses the green shortcut up the Harringay Passage:

The Harringay Hurtle is part of the Mayor of London “Find you London Festival”

Its the Harringay Lantern Parade on Saturday the 28th of November and in preparation for that there are free lantern making workshops this Friday the 20th and Saturday the 21st of November.

The Friday workshop is 3:30pm to 8pm at the Falkland Centre on Frobisher Rd by North Harringay Primary School. There will be a food and drink stall at the workshop with all money raised going to the school’s PSA. Come along after school to make a lantern and have cakes, snacks and hot drinks, or come later on in the afternoon/evening for pizza and beer and lantern making. All materials are provided free - all you have to do is turn up any time and make a lantern, and enjoy some refreshments.

The Saturday workshop is 12:30 - 6pm at the Salisbury Pub on Green Lanes. Everyone is welcome to pop in any time, all materials and guidance to make a lantern will be provided and everything is free. We will be in the back room of the pub, so come along, grab some food and drink and create a beautiful lantern.

 

 

Thank you everyone who came along and made the movie night such a success. We were blessed with fantastic weather and despite a couple of technical hiccups everyone had a great time.

Many thanks to both NHP and Chestnuts Primary Schools, NHP PSA and of course Nick and Ian for giving us the tunes on the piano.

A great event of carols, mince pies and mulled wine. Some photos below.

To all of Harringay

From the Friends of Fairland Park

The children of North Harringay and Chestnuts primary schools will be singing Christmas Carols at Fairland Park on Tuesday 18^th December at 6pm.

There will be festive refreshments including mince pies and mulled wine available.

Please wrap up and bring a lantern or torch. Everyone is welcome.