Events

We usually think of women’s work as either looking after the home and family or having an impressive career and being a role model. But for mo

A playground for families of children with special needs or disabilities (SEND).

Drop-in – no need to book. 

Are you an autistic adult looking for a creative and welcoming space to express yourself?

An advisor from Haringey SENDIASS Markfield will be available at the ce

At Shared Reading groups, we use stories and poems to help people connect and share experiences.

At Shared Reading groups, we use stories and poems to help people connect and share experiences.

Girls only self defence and awareness classes – free for girls aged 12 to 18 years

We work in partnership with the community to provide support and activities for families with children aged 0 to 5 years.

Park Lane Children's Centre offers a variety of activities for parents and carers with children aged 0 to 4 years old.

A group for mothers who experience low mood or anxiety and for parents who would like support with the emotional challenges of parenting.

This is a circular walk of approximately 45 minutes. Meet outside the Café in Markfield Park, N15 .

This month in our gallery: Rug Hooking by textile artist Graham Hollick.

The art gallery event is open during shop hours:

6-week programme of advice and info for new parents and babies under 12 months, covering various topics including:

This is a 30-minute walk through the beautiful green space of New River Centre. Meet at the New River Sport Centre reception.

Opportunity for new parents to meet and interact with other parents and their children.

This is a 45-minute circular walk around Bruce Castle Park. Meet outside and in front of Bruce Castle Museum.

Artist-led activities in the library including hot drinks and mural activity. 

This is a circular walk of 45 minutes. Meet in the cafe at Queenswood Surgery N8 8JD.

Interactive sessions with experienced mums about learning how to breastfeed in the antenatal period.

A session where children can play, connect, share and learn.

It's also a chance for parents and carers to connect with others.