Accessibility Tools
A “dedicated group of local volunteers” are filling the gap left when funding was cut for local WEA courses, offering lectures and talks in Enfield Town that will be “a source of personal inspiration, shared experiences and lasting friendships”. Subjects taught include local and world history,...
The fourth annual Enfield Community Art Exhibition will run from 30th May to 13th June at the Dugdale Arts Centre and Museum of Enfield. On the weekend of 6th and 7th June it will pay a visit to Palmers Green's Devonshire Square. If you're interested in having your work included in the exhibition,...
On the afternoon of Friday 20th March the Southgate Beaumont care home on Cannon Hill will be hosting an exhibition of paintings by Regina Skrida.
Cathy Taylor's ceramics exhibition The Trees of Broomfield Park has been extended. There are two more opportunities to see these beautiful artworks in Broomfield Conservatory, surrounded by the park with the trees that inspired the artist.
Pop into the Southgate Club during its opening hoursto view the second ART IS exhibition, showcasing the powerful expressions of some unique artists who are in care in our community.
Enfield RoadWatch, a voluntary group set up to defend the borough's Green Belt, has some recommendations for people who are planning to respond to the Mayor of London's initial consultation about the next iteration of the London Plan.
Architecture
Active Travel
Adult Education
Air Pollution
Air quality
Archaeology
Art
Betting Shops
Bowes Park
Broomfield House
Broomfield Park
Buses
Campaigning Groups
Charities
Children
Cinema & films
Co-Housing
Community Events
Community Groups
Community Projects
Conservation
Conservation Areas
Conway Rec
Council Services
Courses
Covid-19
Crafts
crime
Crime and Policing
Crossrail 2
Cycle lanes
Cycling
Dance
Devonshire Square
Disability
Edmonton Incinerator
Education
Enfield Council
Enfield Local Plan
Enfield Society
Enfield Town
Enfield Town Liveable Neighbourhood
Environmental Protection
events
Festivals
Firs Farm
Fitness
Food & Drink
Fundraising
gambling
Gardening
Gardens
Green Belt
Green Dragon
Grovelands Park
Hazelwood Rec
Health Service
Healthy Streets
Heritage
Hobbies
Horticulture
Housing
Intimate Theatre
Lakes Estate Conservation Area
Libraries
Literature
Litter
Local Businesses
Local campaigns
Local democracy
Local events
local groups
Local History/Local Studies
Local People
Localism
London-wide Issues
Markets
Mental health
Merkur Slots
Mini Holland
Music
Nature
Neighbourhood Watches
New Southgate
Noise pollution
North London Waste Plan
Oakwood Park
Older People
Palmers Green Festival
Palmers Green Town Centre
Palmers Scream
Parking
Parks
Parks/Tottenhall Rec
Pedestrians
Philosophy
Photography
Pinkham Way
Planning
Planning Laws
Play Streets
Poetry
Politics
Public Health
Public realm
Public Transport
Pymmes Brook
Quieter Neighbourhoods
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Bowes
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Connaught Gardens
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Fox Lane
Rail services
Recipes
Recycling
Regeneration
Research projects
Restaurants, cafés and pubs
Road safety
Roads
Rubbish
Ruth Winston Centre
School Streets
Schools
Shops
Small Business
Social Issues
Social prescribing
Social Services
Southgate
Southgate District Civic Trust
Southgate Town Hall
Sport
Sport and exercise
St Harmonica's Online
Support Services
Sustainability
Tatem Park
The Fox
Theatre
Therapies
Traffic Calming
Training and skills
Trees
Trent Park
Triangle
Truro House
Underground
Urban Design
Video
Visual Arts
Volunteering
Ward Panels (CAPE)
Waste and recycling
Wellbeing
Whitewebbs
Winchmore Hill
Wood Green
Writing
Young People
Architecture
Active Travel
Adult Education
Air Pollution
Air quality
Archaeology
Art
Betting Shops
Bowes Park
Broomfield House
Broomfield Park
Buses
Campaigning Groups
Charities
Children
Cinema & films
Co-Housing
Community Events
Community Groups
Community Projects
Conservation
Conservation Areas
Conway Rec
Council Services
Courses
Covid-19
Crafts
crime
Crime and Policing
Crossrail 2
Cycle lanes
Cycling
Dance
Devonshire Square
Disability
Edmonton Incinerator
Education
Enfield Council
Enfield Local Plan
Enfield Society
Enfield Town
Enfield Town Liveable Neighbourhood
Environmental Protection
events
Festivals
Firs Farm
Fitness
Food & Drink
Fundraising
gambling
Gardening
Gardens
Green Belt
Green Dragon
Grovelands Park
Hazelwood Rec
Health Service
Healthy Streets
Heritage
Hobbies
Horticulture
Housing
Intimate Theatre
Lakes Estate Conservation Area
Libraries
Literature
Litter
Local Businesses
Local campaigns
Local democracy
Local events
local groups
Local History/Local Studies
Local People
Localism
London-wide Issues
Markets
Mental health
Merkur Slots
Mini Holland
Music
Nature
Neighbourhood Watches
New Southgate
Noise pollution
North London Waste Plan
Oakwood Park
Older People
Palmers Green Festival
Palmers Green Town Centre
Palmers Scream
Parking
Parks
Parks/Tottenhall Rec
Pedestrians
Philosophy
Photography
Pinkham Way
Planning
Planning Laws
Play Streets
Poetry
Politics
Public Health
Public realm
Public Transport
Pymmes Brook
Quieter Neighbourhoods
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Bowes
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Connaught Gardens
Quieter Neighbourhoods - Fox Lane
Rail services
Recipes
Recycling
Regeneration
Research projects
Restaurants, cafés and pubs
Road safety
Roads
Rubbish
Ruth Winston Centre
School Streets
Schools
Shops
Small Business
Social Issues
Social prescribing
Social Services
Southgate
Southgate District Civic Trust
Southgate Town Hall
Sport
Sport and exercise
St Harmonica's Online
Support Services
Sustainability
Tatem Park
The Fox
Theatre
Therapies
Traffic Calming
Training and skills
Trees
Trent Park
Triangle
Truro House
Underground
Urban Design
Video
Visual Arts
Volunteering
Ward Panels (CAPE)
Waste and recycling
Wellbeing
Whitewebbs
Winchmore Hill
Wood Green
Writing
Young People
Share this article
Artist Gabriela Schutz has been working on two detailed panoramas of shopfronts and houses in Myddleton Road, Bowes Park, executed in pencil, and each 7.2 metres long. They will go on show at Bruce Castle Museum in May.
In the meantime, watch this video in which Gabriela talks about the project and you can see it taking shape.
