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Practice gentle, flowing movements that promote relaxation, balance and well-being. This 1-hour Tai Chi & Qi Gong session is led by Ranj. Suitable for all levels, this class will help you reduce stress and improve your mind-body connection.  This is a free first come, first served drop-in event.

Puzzle swap is a new event happening at Chipping Barnet library, where readers can pop in to drop off their old puzzles and pick up something new. All we ask is that the puzzles are in good condition, with all the pieces in the original box. Suitable for adults.

This Barnet Climate Action Month, join Thames21 for one of their Action for Silk Stream monthly volunteering days, held on the last Thursday of June. The session will involve removing the invasive plant Himalayan Balsam, which out-competes native plants and increases the risk of bank erosion.  Volunteers will pull the plant out from the banks so that it cannot self seed and grow again next year. Where to meet: Meet outside the Unitas building in Montrose Park.

Join the Barnet Council Leader and Small Business Champion for a morning of networking and learning at the Barnet Business Breakfast Briefing. Local business owners will hear about opportunities and resources from Barnet Council and its partners that can make your business more sustainable and save you money. Including a presentation from artsdepot on how investing in their operations has helped safeguard their business for the long term.

We typically spend over 80% of our time indoors yet there seems to be little discussion about how the interaction between people and buildings impacts on our indoor air quality and our health.

New and East Barnet is a place of rich architectural history and heritage. It has a variety of faith organisations, open spaces and buildings which will be featured in the London Festival of Architecture 2025.

Buzzing Barnet is an urban re-wilding activation workshop that creates a synergy between people, plants and pollinators. The workshop supports participants to fashion “Buzz Stops” - portable pots planted with pollinator-friendly herbs and flowers that people can situate in their gardens and balconies thus providing nectar rich pathways for insects. The plants are being grown and nurtured by green-fingered Finchleans between March and June in their homes and allotments, re-using pots donated by members of the local community.

Join us for an afternoon of celebration at the launch party for our new wellbeing space in the heart of Incredible Edible Barnet's community food garden. Discover the transformation of our space at St John’s United Reformed Church into a natural edible landscape for people, plants and wildlife to flourish. Find out more about the Incredible Edible Barnet garden on guided tours, indulge in growing and food related craft activities for all ages, and savour a botanical-themed afternoon tea featuring refreshing herb teas and locally made scones.

This Barnet Climate Action Month, join us for a guided walk round the estates of East Finchley, and be inspired by the imagination and hard work of local volunteers, who improved their neighbourhood.   This 2km walk will showcase projects that have turned grey spaces green, increased biodiversity, encouraged active transport and have brought people closer to nature.  We will visit:

As part of Barnet Climate Action Month and the London Festival of Architecture, Middlesex University are delighted to invite you to an exciting event focusing on building, design and community!