Hosted by local resident Lorna Paterson. Repeated on 16 October at 6.45pm.

A discussion on the future of the water industry. Hosted by East London Humanists.

Help carry out a variety of tasks in Wanstead Park.

A safe and confidential space to meet others, and to share and explore thoughts and feelings around the experience of grief and a loss.

This 50km event starts in Wanstead Flats and makes its way north through all the green spaces of East London, leading up to and through the wonders of Epping Forest. Hosted b y Camino Ultra.

Including postcards, cigarette cards, phone cards and philatelic accessories.

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

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

An afternoon filled with bumblebee talks, traditional South Asian dancing and guided meditation. Hosted by Buzzing in the East End.

A five-mile circular walk hosted by walking group Walks by Water.

A screening of The Great Escaper (2023). Non-members may join the club at any film screening.

For retired NHS and social care staff.

A Zoom talk about excavations at three Ridgeway hillforts by Professor Gary Ford for the West Essex Archaeological Group. Visitors welcome.

An informal gathering for local business owners to socialise and network. Booking required.

A talk by John Phillips for the Aldersbrook Horticultural Society.

A talk for the North East London Local Group of the RSPB by Gary Prescott (the Biking Birder).

An East London and Essex Electronic Keyboard Club event featuring Lewis Scott.

A talk by Peter Haseldine for the Woodford Historical Society. Visitors welcome.

A networking and information event for local business owners. Hosted by the South Woodford Business Network.

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

Suitable for beginners and no dance experience needed.

The Flamingo event returns from its summer sojourn. A wide variety of stalls, plus refreshments and face painting.

Real ales drawn from the local area and beyond, plus craft ales, lagers, ciders, wine, prosecco and gin. Raising money for local charities.

Conversation, information and support.

Hosted by the Friends of Wanstead Parklands.

Give broken items a new lease of life at the inaugural Wanstead Repair Café

Monthly book club. This month's meeting will be discussing The Trees by Percival Everitt.

A talk by Alison Jenkins for the Woodford and Wanstead Photographic Society.

In the 16th century, the south side of the River Thames had a very salacious reputation, It was a hotbed of drunkenness, vice and prostitution, cockfighting and bear baiting. A presentation by Eleanor Bloom for the Wanstead Historical Society.

For people struggling with feelings of loss.

A workshop designed to help you write application forms with confidence. Hosted by Work Redbridge.

With headline act Don Biswas.

Bring your broken items to the repair cafe to give them a new lease of life.

Help keep Wanstead tidy.

Creating sculptures for your garden. Hosted by the Woodford Greeners.

Volunteer gardening session.

Monthly market offering a range of products.

Andrew Mowbray presents an overview of unusual phenomena that you may encounter while looking up, but not including aliens of any sort. A North East London Astronomical Society event. Free entry for new visitors.

Rekha Naidoo presents to the Woodford and District Floral Arrangement Group. Visitors welcome.

Featuring pianist Emilie Capulet.

Newham and Redbridge branch meeting. Visitors welcome.

A talk by Alan Cox for the Woodford and District Centre of the National Trust. Visitors welcome.

Mary Shelley’s Gothic masterpiece is brought to life by Redbridge Creates Theatre Company.

Decorate six cupcakes in a variety of halloween designs.

Walk together, make memories and change lives.

Adults and children under one go free.

Questions about classic horror movies, spine-tingling folklore and everything that goes bump in the night!

One performer and a flock of shadow puppets tell an engaging and heartwarming story suitable for all ages.

Are you more of a poet or a critic or a blogger? Whoever you are, take your skills back in time to explore the stories of Black British ballet dancers. Suitable for nine- to 16-year-olds.

DJ, games and fancy dress for four- to 11-year-olds. Repeated at 5pm.