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16 April 2024

On Saturday 4th May a group of walkers will pass through Broomfield Park, inaugurating the first leg of a new North to South London Walking Trail that stretches from Cockfosters to Carshalton Beeches. Lucy Maddison and Emily Morrison, two keen weekend walkers who set up the Walking Post website...

09 April 2024

Sally Everist from Friends of Broomfield Park's horticulture group updates us on work to keep the park's flower beds looking good and invites you to a plant sale. The Horticulture Group at Broomfield Park has been working hard over the past year across many planting areas of the park that bring so...

08 April 2024

The Make Space for Girls Broomfield Park project is recruiting local girls, young women and non-binary teens to take part in a series of workshops starting this month aimed at teasing out what it is that deters them from using the park as a social space for "hanging out". The findings will be used...

29 March 2024

We're still waiting for one of the glories of Palmers Green to shrug off its plastic cocoon and reveal itself to visitors to Broomfield Park! Broomfield Conservatory has been hidden away for much longer than was expected when repairs and redecoration began some time last year. But don't worry,...

27 March 2024

The railway company whose trains serve Palmers Green has launched a poetry competition in partnership with Children’s Laureate, Joseph Coelho . Children's Laureate Joseph Coelho will be judging the poetry competition Run by Govia Thameslink Railway, the parent company of our local operator Great...

05 March 2024

Chickenshed's March fundraising campaign, 'we hear you', is in support of their mentoring and counselling service for young people, which helps tackle the mental health problems that are today one of the biggest challenges facing them. ‘we hear you’ is Chickenshed’s new fundraising appeal,...

 

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Fancy dress alien picnic in the park in the dark!

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Last year FRIENDS OF BROOMFIELD PARK and TALKIES COMMUNITY CINEMA had a sell out with Ghostbusters in Broomfield Park.

This year will be even better - bring friends and family, come in fancy dress, make some alien food and have a picnic in the park in the dark.

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ALIEN FAMILY PICNIC IN THE PARK IN THE DARK

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ET - THE EXTRA TERRESTRIAL

FRI 2 SEPT

picnics from 7.00
film starts 8.00 (ish)

Bowling Green
Broomfield Park
Aldermans Hill,
London N13 4RB

More details on the Talkies website

Tickets
£5 Adults - £3 Children


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