Newington Green Area Guide
A locals' guide to Newington Green
Where do Newington Green locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
highbury,
canonbury,
de beauvoir town,
stoke newington,
dalston,
hackney,
hoxton,
finsbury park,
islington,
and caledonian road
Did you know?
"London's non-denominational Magnificent Seven burial garden, Abney Park cemetery is perhaps more renowned for the sheer amount of trees than its residents. Over 2500 trees are planted alphabetically in a perimeter around the park."
Clissold Park is the perfect place for a day out with the kids - there's animal enclosures, a lovely café and lakes to explore.
Chris Ball
I love that there are lots of new businesses opening up along Stoke Newington High Street!
Chris Ball
The Mackenzie Garden in Finsbury Park is a peaceful spot that I like to visit when I have the time.
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Vikki Broad
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What locals say about Newington Green
“I love Newington Green because of the close community and village atmosphere. The proximity to Clissold and Church Street is handy, but Newington Green has most of what you need. This part of Green Lanes is really changing for the better and it's an exciting place to go now!”
Dorotta
Activities near Newington Green
Nadia Reid
Folk singer-songwriter from New Zealand.
Afternoon Bike Ride
DHP & Footsteps Festival present Afternoon Bike Ride Presented by DHP & Footsteps Festival. This is an 18+ event
Rewind
Join us for a night dedicated to the best music from the 80s, 90s and 00s. Expect Madonna / Spice Girls / Blondie / Britney Spears / Black Eyed Peas / Cher / ABBA / Queen / INXS / Whitney Houston / KISS / Shania Twain / Rihanna and more. BOOK TABLE on 02072497455 or visit https://www.jaguarshoes.com/bookings ★this is not a DJ event★ Presented by Hand of Glory. This is an 18+ eventRead more
Löwenzahnhonig
Somewhere between psychedelic daydream and Sunday morning reality lives - a band as tender and unpredictable as their name suggests. Formed on a whim in Zürich in late 2021, the trio of, and (ex-) never meant to start a band. But when three musicians who’ve played hundreds of shows and made many albums come together, songs happen. Fast. Presented by Bad Vibrations 18+ only (photo ID required)Read more
Pitou
Eat Your Own Ears presents Pitou at The Waiting Room. "Amsterdam-born artist Pitou has one of the most arresting voices to emerge from this year, drawing comparisons to the likes of Laura Marling and Julia Holter, crafting intelligent folk-pop that balances the darkness and light of human emotion." - The Independent Dutch songwriter and composer Pitou has unveiled new single “Too Good To Go”, a wonderfully scattershot song brimming with mania, mischief and cacophony - somewhere in the vein of Björk, Meredith Monk, Jockstrap, and (especially rhythmically) Orchestra Baobab. Age restriction 18+ Presented by Eat Your Own Ears. This is an 18+ eventRead more
Becky Sikasa
Becky Sikasa is on her way to becoming one of the new voices of UK-Neo-Soul.
Eric Chenaux + Harry Gorksi-brown + Ensemble Irsahm
Dig That Treasure! and Baba Yaga's Hut present Dig That Treasure! Festival - Night Three Eric Chenaux Eric Chenaux is one of the great contemporary guitarists and experimental songsmiths. His work balances masterful improvisation and classic composition, at once giving nods to avant-garde noiseniks, folk songwriters and the great jazz singers. A former Wire Magazine coverstar and described by The Guardian as having "one of the all-time great singing voices in popular music", Chenaux is a bonafide legend and makes a timely return to Cafe Oto on the back of 2024's extraordinary 'Delights Of My Life'. Harry Gorski-Brown In an age where traditional musics are dug up, polished and sold in increasingly banal forms, Harry Gorski-Brown’s melange of studio and live recordings, text-to-speech voices, deep drones and an oddball sense of humour feels truly radical. This comes as no surprise, given his latest album found a home on Scotland’s GLARC label, home also to Dig That Treasure! alum Max Syedtollan and Able Noise. His recordings are largely of Scottish-Gaelic folk songs, arranged for pipes, voice, bouzouki, fiddle and electronics. Ensemble Irsahm Ensemble Irsahm is a Belgian group formed of musicians from Créahmbxl (Création et Handicap Mental) and IRSA (Royal Institute for the Deaf and Blind). Together, the group reinterprets the music of Saint-Saens, Hildegard von Bingen, Bach and more with arrangements built around each of the musicians’ strengths. Presented by Dig That Treasure. All agesRead more
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