Events

Hosted by Supporters of Aldersbrook Uniformed Groups Association (SAUGA).

This walk features some gentle slopes and uneven terrain. Repeats every Saturday.

Monthly market offering a wide range of food and craft products.

A gently paced, family-friendly ride organised by the Redbridge Cycling Campaign.

Test your show tunes knowledge.

A screening of Anatomy of a Fall (2023). Non-members may join the club at any film screening.

For people struggling with feelings of loss.

Open to all.

Councillors Joe Hehir, Beverley Brewer and Saiqa Qayum Hussain. Booking required. Repeated on 12 June.

An East London and Essex Electronic Keyboard Club event featuring Chris Powell.

Find out about jobs in Redbridge across a wide range of sectors and access live vacancies and apprenticeships.

A talk by Jill Finch for the Woodford Historical Society. Visitors welcome.

A monthly group for writing and sharing poetry and prose. No experience required.

A walk from the station, along tracks beside the River Roding on to Wanstead Park. Hosted by the West Essex Ramblers.

A walk to Fairlop Station via Ray Park and Claybury Parks. Hosted by the West Essex Ramblers.

Memorabilia, refreshments and guided tours.

Learn what to plant now and how to prepare for the new growing season. Hosted by the Woodford Greeners.

A guided walk with the Wren Wildlife Group to look for wildflowers, bees and other insects. Booking required.

Help manage the river paths by clearing overhanging vegetation.

Hosted by the Friends of Wanstead Parklands.

Try your hand at bowls.

Councillors Jo Blackman, Paul Donovan and Daniel Morgan-Thomas. Repeated on 27 May.

For retired NHS and social care staff.

Monthly book club. This month's meeting will be discussing Small Days and Nights by Tishani Doshi.

For people struggling with feelings of loss.

A Pilates class concentrates on strengthening the body with exercises focusing on the core strength and conditioning, helping improve overall fitness and wellbeing.

A talk by Ruth Martin for the Aldersbrook Horticultural Society. Visitors welcome.

Brush away your stress while creating some colourful gift tags and a bookmark.

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.

Join author Viv Groskop as she discusses her latest work, One Ukrainian Summer, with acclaimed chef Olia Hercules.

A networking event open to all artists, both members and non-members of the Visual Artists Association. Booking required.

Haven House's annual charity walk through Wanstead, Woodford and South Woodford returns.

A cardio fitness class incorporating high and low intensity moves inspired by Latin dance.

Councillors Sheila Bain and Bayo Alaba.

Help keep Wanstead tidy.

Monthly market offering a range of products.

Repeated on 23 June.

Check the online map of stalls and explore the local streets to discover hidden treasures. Stallholders must register by 17 May (£5).

Kathy Stangaard presents to the Woodford and District Floral Arrangement Group. Visitors welcome.

For people struggling with feelings of loss.

A talk by Simon Coxall for the Woodford and District Centre of the National Trust. Visitors welcome.

A presentation by Dr Nicolas Dixon for the East of London Family History Society. Visitors welcome.

A live hide-and-seek story for children. Various shows throughout the day.

A coffee morning to find out more about fostering.

Celebrating Elmer the Elephant's 35th birthday with a special book swap day.

For children aged three and over.

For children aged three and over.

Celebrating St Mary’s organ and the organists of the Parish, past and present.

All Rest will offer an itinerant, site-specific performance portraying a fictional dreamscape about the people dwelling in St Mary the Virgin, Wanstead.

A play suitable for children of all ages designed to open up the world of books to young audiences. Presented by Booster Cushion Theatre.

This walk features some gentle slopes and uneven terrain. Repeats every Saturday.

Monthly market offering a wide range of food and craft products.

A range of stall and refreshments raising fund for STAAR projects that create opportunities for local autistic and neuro-divergent children and young adults.

Explore this old-fashioned summer garden with two ponds, open to the public in aid of charity.