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Friends of Eastcote House Gardens: Heritage Day
Sunday September 14, 11:00 am to 3:30 pm
Eastcote House Gardens
We will be holding our Annual Heritage Day and Classic Car Show at Eastcote House Gardens.
Also there will be sales of plants, crafts, publications and second hand books and a dog show.
Further details can be found on posters and banners in due course.ROXYFest 25 – Family Funday and Fun Dog Show – Roxbourne Park
Sunday September 14, 11:30 am to 5:00 pm
ROXYFest 25 – Family Funday and Fun Dog Show – Roxbourne Park
The countdown is on — ROXYFest 25 is nearly here, bringing a full day of family fun and four-legged festivities! 🐾
📆 Sunday 14 September 2025
🕦 11:30 – 17:00 (Dog Show Rounds – 13:00 and 15:00)
📍 Roxbourne Park, Pinner / HarrowHere’s what’s in store:
🐶 Dog Show (judged by Medivet Pinner) – bring your pooch to compete or come and cheer them on!
🎶 Live Music & Entertainment for all ages
🍔 Street Food & Drinks to keep you fuelled
🎡 Children’s Funfair & Face Painting
🛍️ Local Business & Charity Stalls
🍦 Ice Cream, Candy Floss & more!✅ FREE ENTRY – For the community, by the community!
Bring your friends, family, and furry companions for a Sunday packed with smiles, music, and plenty to see and do. 🥳
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86.174.60.195Ruislip, Northwood and Eastcote Local History Society
Tuesday September 16, 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm
St Martin’s Church Hall
For the first meeting of our Autumn season of lectures we are very pleased to welcome John Schofield, who was a senior archaeologist at Museum of London, to talk about “London’s Waterfront 1666 to 1800 and London’s involvement in Slavery”. John will tell us about the series of archaeological excavations in the waterfront of the City of London that he led between 1974 and 1983 and what these reveal about life in the port of London during this period when the city became the hub of the new British Empire. Visitors are welcome (£3 donation). Any changes to these arrangements will be posted on the RNELHS website. For further information please contact the Membership Secretary at membership@rnelhs.ukHillingdon Cleaner Greener Festival
Saturday September 20, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Hillingdon Cleaner Greener Festival
Residents from Eastcote and across the borough have come together to put together an event on Saturday the 20th of September at St Margaret’s Church in Uxbridge town centre.The Hillingdon Cleaner Greener Festival aims to help residents “Save Money, Save the Planet” through a programme of talks and stalls, being run by local businesses, charities and volunteers. The London Borough of Hillingdon’s Recyling and Waste team will be one of stallholders and the event is being held with encouragement and support from the council.
Children’s games and activities mean there is something for the young ones to do whilst parents browse the stalls.
For full details, including a full list of exhibitors and a talks schedule, please visit: https://www.hcgfestival.org/
Harrow Choral Society’s Autumn Concert A Season to Sing
Saturday October 11, 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Harrow Choral Society’s Autumn Concert A Season to Sing
Harrow Choral Society’s Autumn Concert, conducted by Music Director Sam Evans and accompanied on the organ by Paul Ayres, features an exciting work by composer Joanna Forbes L’Estrange which, while completely new, is bound to strike a familiar note with audiences. A Season to Sing is a choral re-imagining of Vivaldi’s enduring masterpiece, The Four Seasons, and is being premiered this year by choirs across this country and around the world. Joanna Forbes L’Estrange was inspired to arrange The Four Seasons for choirs to coincide with the 300th anniversary of its original publication. Vivaldi himself had written sonnets to accompany his music. Besides these, Joanna has incorporated a range of texts on the theme of seasons – poems, hymn texts and passages from the Bible, as well as sound-effects. In one wordless section she also pays homage to Ward Swingle, founder of the famous Swingle Singers. This promises to be a stimulating experience for performers and audience alike and opens a new perspective on this familiar and well-loved work.
St. Albans Church, North Harrow HA2 7PF
Tickets: £15, under 18s £2
www.harrowchoral.org.uk
boxoffice@harrowchoral.org.uk
07794 25346