World's End Area Guide
A locals' guide to World's End
Where do World's End locals go?
Why not explore the nearby areas of
enfield,
the ridgeway,
grange park,
enfield town,
winchmore hill,
southgate,
bush hill park,
cockfosters,
forty hill,
and east barnet
Did you know?
"The mansion house built in Trent Park in the early 20th century was used during the Second World War as a place to house captured German military personnel. Here, the British Army could gain knowledge of what the German's were plotting by listening to their conversations secretly."
Enfield has always offered excellent transport links into central London, from the steam trains of the past to today's modern carriages...
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Topsy Taiwo
Southgate has fantastic road routes in and out of London, which makes it the perfect place for families.
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Daniel Puddick
The jewel in Enfield's crown, Forty Hall and its surrounding parkland afford picturesque views.
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What locals say about World's End
Activities near World's End
Saddle & Soul Wellness Event
The day combines a horse riding session, Reformer, Tower & Chair Pilates, and a restorative Reiki sound healing session — designed to support posture, balance, and overall wellbeing. What to Bring: - Comfortable Pilates or activewear - Closed-toe shoes or boots suitable for an equestrian environment - A blanket (plus any comfort items for the Reiki session — warm socks, cushion, shawl, or eye mask) - A journal and pen (for reflections following the Reiki sound healing) - Refreshments Provided Morning: Chia pot & wellness shake | Lunch: Protein, salad & juice | Afternoon: Cake & teaRead more
The Glee Collective
The Glee Collective! Our inclusive Glee sessions will now run every 4th Wednesday of the month! NO SHEET MUSIC NO OVER-COMPLICATED ARRANGEMENTS OR CHOREOGRAPHY. BUT PURE JOY! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!!! Open to ALL adults. Are you a parent looking for joy but is struggling to find childcare? You and your little ones are also welcome! 7:30pm - 8:30pm: Rehearse our catchy arrangements with the wonderful Sophie (musical director, arranger, song-writer, singer)! 8:30pm - 9:30pm: Put our catchy arrangements to some Fun choreography by @jobee dance (dance teacher, choreographer and also a fab voice). 20Read more
Music Sounds Better with You - Spring session
The MSBWY team return for our first session of 2026, in a new venue - The Queens Arms, Barnet. We will be bringing you 5 hours of the best soul, funk, disco, house and club classics, brought to you by our top quality UK DJ's from 7.00pm. Note: We have moved venue to The Queens Arms, which is a great venue with a well stocked bar at regular pub prices, and a big dance floor! DJ's already confirmed: Mr Green (Soulstice / EN5 Radio) Jamie F (Soulstice / Liquid Spirit) And we are delighted to announce Mi-Soul's daytime DJ Stretch Taylor will be our guest DJ. More TBC...Read more
May Half-Term Activities at Capel Manor Gardens
May Half-Term Trail Saturday 23 May to Sunday 31 May 10am to 5.30pm Come and enjoy our seasonal trail for children and families as you explore Capel Manor Gardens. Discover garden highlights including the Fairy Forest, Walled Garden, Holly Maze and mini zoo for daily animal talks. Let nature inspire you by joining one of our creative workshops, or book a private animal experience! Terracotta Pot Painting and Planting Activity Wednesday 27 May and Friday 29 May 2 Sessions: 10am and 12.30pm Fill up your half-term week with some fun at Capel Manor Gardens this May. On Wednesday 27 and Friday 29 May, bring the family along to explore their love for nature and creativity by painting a terracotta pot and planting a colourful flower. This mindful indoor workshop is aimed at children aged five and above, but is also suitable for adults! All necessary materials will be provided, we just advise that you bring some old clothes you dont mind getting paint on. Standard Garden admission applies for entry to Capel Manor Gardens. Terracotta Pot Painting can be added to your visit for an additional 8 per child or participating adult. Children must be supervised at all times. Supervising adults who are not taking part in the activity only need to purchase standard Garden admission. We have two sessions per day, starting at 10am and 12.30pm. Please arrive 10 minutes before your session begins as the workshops will begin promptly. Spaces are limited and pre-booking is essential.Read more
Reclaiming Belonging Conference
Scripturally-rooted conversations around LGBTQ+ inclusion in the life of the Church. Saturday 16th May 2026 - 9:00am - 2:30pm Venue At John The Evangelist Church N11 3EQRead more
Script Happens: A Showcase of New Work
Script Happens offers a ground-breaking theatre showcase of new work from Middlesex University's class of 2026! This years line-up features four brand new scripted pieces that explore power of songwriting, hilarity of London transport, the cost of stardom, and perpetual notes from your director. This festival of work is a celebration tour that travels from Ravensfield Theatre at Middlesex Univeristy to the Creativity Pavillion at Alexandra Palace (Ally Pally) and Network Theatre in Waterloo. One ticket four shows! The Star The Star follows Donna, an ambitious young performer whose relationships begin to fracture as a manipulative director pits dancers against one another and the pressure to succeed intensifies. When opportunity arrives unexpectedly, the show poses a chilling question: what would you give to be unforgettable? Written and directed by LiamG and Sandra Petriti Produced by Catherine Yau Sound design by LiamG Featuring: Sandra Petriti as Donna Garner Zo Kennedy as Laura Douglas Harish Zaqwan as The Director P(D)ollys Out Of Pocket Polly and her bandmates, Kerstie and Shani, are ready to rock when a dreaded glitch suddenly crashes her perfectly curated videogame life. Thrown from pixels to real life, Pollys quest for something more takes her on an adventure that reveals the true power of music and the magic of friendship. Written by Sydney Rudd and Grace Rudd Directed by Grace Rudd Sound design by LiamG Featuring: P(D)olly: Grace Rudd Player: Ezra Savage Shani: LiamG Kerstie: Jaylynn Simms 91019 Henry takes the Tube home every day. Today, he watched a woman tie herself to the tracks. In classic British fashion, he decided it wasnt his place to intervene. Dont be like Henry. If you see danger, text 91019 See it. Say it. Supported. Written and directed by Camilla Olsvik Featuring: MAY - Camilla Olsvik HENNIE - Amani A. Alloush ANDREW - Harry Martyn Lee EMEKA - Peter James BOTTLE - Muhammad Sheikh NOtes A oncepassionate director grows increasingly unhinged as postshow notes turn into a nightly battlefield with his disastrously chaotic cast and crew. Written and Performed by: Besnik MarkliusRead more
Spring Fling Tickets
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About World's End
World's End is an area in the London Borough of Enfield, southwest of Enfield Town around Grange Park. World's End Lane runs north-south along the western edge of Grange Park
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