Wonder Women: 100 Years of Women’s Lives in Redbridge
An exhibition documenting the lives of women in Ilford, Wanstead and Woodford over the past 100 years.
An exhibition documenting the lives of women in Ilford, Wanstead and Woodford over the past 100 years.
A presentation by Chris Truran for the Wanstead & Woodford U3A about the stupid things that criminals do to get themselves arrested. Visitors welcome.
Hosted by local resident Lorna Paterson. Repeated on 23 April at 6.45pm.
A donation-based peer support space for men held at Wanstead Mental Health Clinic. Repeats weekly.
A local group affiliated to the Royal Osteoporosis Society. A speaker from the Bone Health and Fracture Liaison Service will give an overview of the service with a Q&A session at the end.
This walk features some gentle slopes and uneven terrain. Repeats every Saturday.
A family-friendly 14-mile ride organised by the Redbridge Cycling Campaign.
Enjoy bottomless tea and prosecco while making diamond art, key rings and coasters.
Featuring The Traveling Tilburys. For retired NHS and social care staff.
Nigel Colman performs a one-man play about the wartime leader for the Wanstead Historical Society.
An informal gathering for local business owners to socialise and network. Booking required.
A funny, heartwarming show based on the West End and Broadway hit.
Join storyteller John Kirk for chaotic family fun as storytelling and scavenger hunting collide. Suitable for five- to nine-year-olds.
An East London and Essex Electronic Keyboard Club event featuring Mark Speight.
Discover all the creative activities on offer in Redbridge.
A talk by Mark Smith for the Woodford Historical Society. Visitors welcome.
Wanstead Park's visitor centre explores the history of the park from Roman times to the present day.
Councillors Jo Blackman, Paul Donovan and Daniel Morgan-Thomas. Repeated on 26 April.
This East London Humanists event will consider religious misogyny, how it impedes women’s rights and the role of secularism in achieving equality. It will be led by Megan Manson from the National Secular Society. Open to all.
Poetic Justice Productions presents the thriller Isosceles by Lorraine Forrest-Turner, featuring local actor Ashley Gunstock.
A talk by Mark Lewis for the Woodford and District Centre of the National Trust. Visitors welcome.
Fully accessible, affordable and award-winning comedy night.
A monthly opportunity for veterans and their person of significance to come together, share experiences and be supported at Wanstead Mental Health Clinic.
An uplifting show for four- to 11-year-olds about friendship, overcoming self-doubt and trusting your own instincts. Repeated at 2pm.
Invent a strange and wonderful world on a huge collaborative map with artist and storyteller Oliver Wallace. Suitable for six- to 11-year-olds.
Learn more about One Place East, a user-led organisation that helps disabled people and those with health conditions across East London to have improved lives with choices.
ArtHouse Social is aiming to raise £5,000 to launch group therapeutic art sessions for young adults with additional needs.
Bring your broken items to the repair cafe to give them a new lease of life.
Join the SoWo Society's gardening session as part of a national celebration of fruit trees, flowers and orchards.
17 Greenstone Mews and 28 and 32 Voluntary Place will be opening their gardens to the public as part of the charitable National Garden Scheme.
A Woodford and District Floral Arrangement Group event. Visitors welcome.
An evening of networking for local businesses. Booking required.
Join a community meal open to all. Main meal provided. Bring dessert to share or a contribution to Redbridge Foodbank. Children and families welcome. No alcohol. No need to book.
Featuring guest speaker Paul Powlesland, chair of the River Roding Trust. Visitors welcome.