Explore North London’s Exciting Weekend Events: September 6th–7th
Looking for engaging activities and vibrant events to enjoy in North London this weekend? From lively festivals and cultural celebrations to outdoor adventures and community gatherings, there’s plenty to keep residents and visitors entertained. Here’s a curated selection of highlights happening across North London on September 6th and 7th. Feel free to share any upcoming events we might have missed in the comments!
Folk Festival at Clitterhouse Farm
Location: Clitterhouse Playing Fields, NW2
Date: Saturday, September 6th
Cost: Free
Nestled within a working farm in NW2, this inaugural folk festival promises a lively day of music, local cuisine, and community crafts. Attendees can enjoy live folk performances, participate in storytelling circles, and explore workshops from noon to 5 pm. Support local initiatives by joining this new event and celebrating rural and musical traditions.
Angel Canal Festival
Location: City Road Basin, Graham Street Park & Islington Boat Club, N1
Date: Sunday, September 7th
Time: 11 am – 4 pm
Cost: Free
Enjoy a charming day by the canal in Angel at this longstanding community festival. Families and individuals can indulge in puppet shows, live music, boat trips, canoeing, craft stalls, and diverse food options. It’s a perfect outing for water enthusiasts, families, and those seeking a relaxed Sunday afternoon immersed in local culture.
Palmers Green Festival
Location: Broomfield Park, N13
Date: Sunday, September 7th
Time: All Day
Cost: Free
Celebrating the vibrant community of Palmers Green, this annual festival features a funfair, live performances, food vendors, an art exhibition, donkey rides, a dog show, vintage stalls, and model boats on the lake. Hosted by local groups, it’s a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a lively day of family-friendly activities and community spirit.
Highgate Wood Heritage Community Day
Location: Highgate Wood
Date: Sunday, September 7th
Time: 12 pm – 5 pm
Cost: Free
Experience the natural beauty and heritage of Highgate Wood during this annual community day. The event offers live music, craft and conservation stalls, a dog show, and educational visits from beekeepers. The Heath Hands team will run free nature activities, with drop-in sessions at the Information Hut near the cafe—perfect for families seeking outdoor fun.