A Woodford and District Floral Arrangement Group event. Visitors welcome.

All residents in the Maybank area are welcome to attend.

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.

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

Find out about Wanstead’s secret armaments factory, where the bombs dropped in Wanstead and much more. A talk by local historian Davis Watson.

No experience necessary. Dressing up encouraged! Licensed bar and refreshments available.

Face-to-face, drop-in business networking.

A presentation by Gerard Greene from the Redbridge Museum and Heritage Centre for the Wanstead & Woodford U3A. Visitors welcome.

Hosted by local resident Lorna Paterson. Repeated on 21 May at 6.45pm.

An inspiring story of a group of people with Parkinson's and friends, using comedy theatre to break down barriers.

A donation-based peer support space for men held at Wanstead Mental Health Clinic. Repeats weekly.

A show about being neurodivergent, neurodiverse and autistic.

A weekly club. New members welcome.

Light-hearted memories from a Bobby on the beat 50 years ago. A talk by Chris Foster for the Woodford Historical Society. Visitors welcome.

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

Memorabilia, refreshments and guided tours.

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

Councillors Jo Blackman, Paul Donovan and Daniel Morgan-Thomas. Repeated on 24 May.

Find out more about living in an apartment for over-60s.

Join a bike ride to Fairlop Waters for a picnic. Organised by the Redbridge Cycling Campaign.

Free tennis for all ages and abilities.

For retired NHS and social care staff.

A presentation by John Harris for the Wanstead Historical Society.

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

A talk by Jan Karavasili and Ruth Martin for the Aldersbrook Horticultural Society.

A talk for the North East London Local Group of the RSPB by Rachel Fancy.

A talk by Dr Ben Cowell for the Woodford and District Centre of the National Trust. Visitors welcome.

An East London and Essex Electronic Keyboard Club event featuring Tony Stace.

A monthly opportunity for veterans and their person of significance to come together, share experiences and be supported at Wanstead Mental Health Clinic.

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

Suitable for those grieving and anyone who wants to increase their understanding of grief and how they can compassionately support others.

Help keep Wanstead tidy.

Outdoor food and stalls in the church grounds from 11am. Climb the church tower from 12 noon to 2pm.

A talk by Peter Bull MBE FRAS for the North East London Astronomical Society about the basic principles of relativity and quantum mechanics. Free entry for new visitors.

A Woodford and District Floral Arrangement Group event. Visitors welcome.

For people struggling with feelings of loss.

Fully accessible, affordable and award-winning comedy night.

Celebrate Elmer the Patchwork Elephant’s birthday with a special book swap. Bring along the books you want to swap, have a browse and find a new favourite to take home.

A day of baking and fundraising in aid of Wanstead and Woodford Migrant Support group.

Make a special Elmer the Patchwork Elephant bookmark. Suitable for children aged five and over.

Litter picks, hoops, hi-vis vests and gloves will be available. Organised by the South Woodford Society. Repeated on 29 June.

19 Belgrave Road, 39 Dover Road and 16 Wanstead Park Avenue will be opening their gardens to the public as part of the charitable National Garden Scheme.

A talk by Toby Ward FRCO on the changing role of the organ, from church to cinema, followed by tea and cake and a recital.

Martin Wheatley leads his group in a presentation of music of the golden era of the guitar.

Become more confident in public speaking.

The East End of London as captured on camera from World War I to the early 1950s. A presentation by Danny Wells for the East of London Family History Society. Visitors welcome.

Including fashion, jewellery, homewares and books.

Folksy Theatre presents a performance featuring live music, puppetry, interactive fun and a dash of delightful chaos. Repeated at 1.30pm.

Join the River Roding Trust on a guided walk along the Debden to Wanstead section of London's third longest river.

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

Providing hands-on access to nature items, story-gathering and singing for those living with dementia and their carers.