What's On and Things To Do Around Park Royal

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Hidden oasis in Acton. Once the home of Sean Connery, this densely planted walled cottage garden redesigned in 2015 now combines clipped box hedges, a wisteria covered pergola and a series of brick pathways leading you around the garden. Bordered by Acton Park on two sides.

Hidden oasis in Acton. Once the home of Sean Connery, this densely planted walled cottage garden redesigned in 2015 now combines clipped box hedges, a wisteria covered pergola and a series of brick pathways leading you around the garden. Bordered by Acton Park on two sides.

Pure Japanese Zen garden (so no flowers) with 12 large and small rocks of various colours and textures set in islands of moss and surrounded by a sea of grey granite gravel raked in a stylised wave pattern. Garden surrounded by trees and bushes outside a cob wall.

Award-winning one-acre site growing a wide variety of produce with the involvement of the adjacent school and local residents. Home-grown refreshments and plants for sale. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Sited within the Walled Garden in Gunnersbury Park, formerly owned by the Rothschild family, is one of the Capel Manor College campuses, specialising in teaching landbased industries such as Horticulture, Arboriculture, Animal Care and Floristry.

Ed Sheeran Plus Anne-Marie. Artists performing: Ed Sheeran, Anne Marie.: Tickets avaiable.

The UK’s favourite singing show, The X Factor, is back and on the lookout for the next big breakout music stars with the audition team back on the road, scouring the country for budding hopefuls to take part in series 15 of the hit music show.

Over 20 stalls adorn the pavement of The Avenue in West Ealing selling a treasure trove of goods including retro prints, vintage clothes, shabby chic furniture, upcycled goods, all manner of collectibles and much, much more besides!

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

The only lawn bowling green in Kensington and Chelsea, founded in 1903. Set in formerly award-winning gardens once patronised by royalty, now being restored by volunteers after long neglect. Tea, coffee, homemade cakes and plants for sale.

John Lewis’s Discovery Room offers a host of new workshops this month from making the most of your small spaces to discovering the art of paper marbling At its new store at White City, Westfield London John Lewis is offering customers new things to experience and learn every time they visit.

Professional garden designer, Emma Plunket, opens her acclaimed walled garden. Richly planted, it is the ultimate hard working city garden with all year structure and colour; fruit, vegetables and herbs. Set against a backdrop of trees, it is unexpectedly open and peaceful.

Award-winning community kitchen garden transformed from a disused tennis court in 2009. Forty-eight plots used by over 100 people. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Award-winning communal garden for almshouse residents. Interesting plants, hanging baskets, greenhouse, raised vegetable beds, water feature and balconies with residents’ container gardens. Refreshments and plant sales.

What is Fives? Possibly the greatest handball game on earth! Think Squash but with your hands. The court is made up of 3 walls, a step, ledges and a buttress! www.etonfives.com/ <<< check out the website www.facebook.

Garden designed to be a ’mini botanical garden’, packed with many exotic plants from China, New Zealand, Australia, Chile, central America, Middle East, Mediterranean, S Africa and Britain.

Two large glasshouses and a walled garden brought back to life after falling into disrepair. Plants and refreshments for sale. Café next door. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

A newly designed and planted garden at a sheltered housing scheme. Plants to encourage bees and butterflies, a pond, pergola, arches and large community greenhouse. Tea, coffee, homemade cakes, plant stall.

Prize-winning secret garden at the heart of a private modern square designed by Sir Terry Farrell. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Part of the Norland Estate, laid out by Robert Cantwell in 1846. Award-winning garden restoration and design with enhanced planting. Roses, lavender and a variety of trees and shrubs. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Part of the Ladbroke Estate. Thomas Allom’s plan of 1823 allowed for generous communal gardens, organised in a concentric layout of crescents. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Georgian house, home of printer and antiquary Emery Walker, friend and neighbour of William Morris. Raised platform overlooking the Thames, late-1890s terracotta tiles and a grapevine grown from a cutting from Hogarth’s House.

Gardens centred on the church of St James. The tower provides a focus for the vista along Addison Avenue. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

This peaceful riverside setting offers five unique gardens.Two walled gardens - one large and one small, artists’ studio garden, exotic water garden and town house garden with extensive vegetable garden.

This peaceful riverside setting offers five unique gardens.Two walled gardens - one large and one small, artists’ studio garden, exotic water garden and town house garden with extensive vegetable garden.

Five long gardens behind a row of C18 houses on the Green, close to the Royal Botanic Gardens. These gardens feature the profusely planted and traditional borders of a mature English country garden, and contrast formal gardens, terraces and lawns, laid out around tall old trees, with wilder areas and woodland and wild...

Five long gardens behind a row of C18 houses on the Green, close to the Royal Botanic Gardens. These gardens feature the profusely planted and traditional borders of a mature English country garden, and contrast formal gardens, terraces and lawns, laid out around tall old trees, with wilder areas and woodland and wild...

Tranquil oasis of green. Meandering lawn with island beds, curved and deeply planted borders of perennials, scented roses and flowering shrubs. An ornamental fishpond with fountain.

Second Home Poetry Festival will bring together big names and emerging talent, the experimental and the traditional, in a bold and joyous event celebrating today’s energetic, relevant, and powerfully disruptive poetry scene.

The garden of The William Morris Society behind Kelmscott House, where Morris lived in his final years. Book and gift stall. Children’s activities. Refreshments. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

After the huge success of the first-ever traffic-free Hammersmith Market in December, the popular street market is back. With a live performance stage, 120 + stalls and a packed line-up of street entertainment for all the family, this is a date for everyone’s diary.

Originally part of the Norland Estate, the square and beautiful surrounding stucco-fronted houses were built by a property developer in the early 1840s. Recently restored railings. Hot and cold drinks and a selection of cakes and biscuits.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

Largely designed and built in 1852-3 by Thomas Allom. One of the least altered communal gardens in the area, it includes many old, rare and protected trees. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

A peaceful woodland garden in the heart of the historic Ladbroke Estate, the quiet disturbed only by birdsong and the bells of St John’s, Notting Hill. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Dorothy Circus Gallery is excited to present a well-anticipated solo exhibition by Japanese artist Kazuki Takamatsu. The new body of work will be unveiled on the 2nd of June in our Notting Hill gallery. The artist will be present during the event and a limited number of signed books will be available for purchase.

Chiswick Pier Trust will be celebrating the summer solstice by organising a jazz cruise. Join us on Friday 22 June departing from Chiswick Pier at 7pm. We will be cruising from Chiswick Pier towards Westminster and back . On board to serenade us whilst we sail the Thames will be the popular jazz band Anacousis.

One of the largest private garden squares in London, laid out in 1849 and listed grade II. Refreshments. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Two very different and delightful gardens at the same location, including herb beds, sculpture and a smaller garden with a pergola. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Award-winning long, rectangular garden with a beautiful woodland area, wildflowers at the east end, a rose garden at the west end and a long herbaceous border. Children’s play area and maze.

An acoustic duo jazz concert in an intimate venue featuring Terence Collie on piano and Tony Woods on Reeds. Optional light meals served at the venue and audience members are invited to bring their own wine, for which there will be a small corkage charge. Limited seats available so advanced booking only.

Landscaped garden in the Edwardian style, with rose arches and traditional Portland stone and brick paving floor layout. The garden was designed and implemented by Roger Lang of Mike Bayon Garden Design in September 2014.

Modern botanical garden with an oriental twist. Emphasis on foliage and an eclectic mix of plants, reflecting pool and rotating willow screens which provide varying views or privacy. Dry bed, shady beds, mature trees and a private paved dining area with dappled light and shade.

Recently restored garden surrounded by imposing 19th-century white stucco houses, with three original plane trees. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Extensive communal gardens between two imposing Queen Anne revival mansion blocks. Laid out as woodland with mature trees, herbaceous borders and plenty of shade. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

These gardens, which are undergoing careful ecological regeneration, are surrounded by five-storey stucco-fronted houses built in 1858 by Henry de Bruno Austin. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Beautiful and tranquil triangular garden lined with trees. A source of joy to the residents. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Richard Leigh has created an intimate underground mystical playground - a realm of magic, illusion and intrigue that will transport you to the odd-ball fairgrounds of yesteryear. A show for the whole family.

A beautiful three-acre Regency garden square with meandering paths, shrubberies, lawns, flowerbeds, rose pergola, croquet lawn, grass tennis court and a children’s play area. Grecian-style lodge. Refreshments including Pimms.