Whats On in Enfield Today

Three-time Tony Award-winning Avenue Q returns with mischievous humour, infectious songs and lovable characters for a limited season.

Paul Bradshaw returns with a critically acclaimed double bill of Tell Me Straight and Aggy, exploring sexuality, identity and ambition.

Enjoy a 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour and Thames river cruise, with over 25 stops, 2 routes and audio in 11 languages.

See London’s key sights with over 25 carefully selected stops across 2 routes and audio commentary in 11 languages.

London's Biggest Monday Night.

Live, new material, stand-up comedy upstairs at The Betsey Trotwood, London. This week featuring a work-in-progress show from Tom Nestor.

Zebrano Soho Monday night party Student tickets, drinks from £5 DJs all night, cocktails flowing, central Soho crowd and late-night energy

Arcade Night at NQ64 every Monday 5 game tokens plus drinks from £3.50 50+ arcade games in an underground bar

Follow the river east from the Tower into the sailors' London of docks, music halls and riverside taverns.

Jammz and Rohan Rakhit present Underground, Jazz, Grime and Club Culture over five weekends, celebrating the scenes

Start at the Georgian house where William Morris grew up, now a gallery of his designs, then walk to a town hall carved with his words.

Explore the streets behind the BBC where writers, painters and broadcasters met.

Just outside the old city gate lies the London of priories, hospitals and public executions.

Walk from the Angel into the Georgian squares built around London's first great water supply, then along Upper Street's theatre pubs to a Tudor tower.

Enjoy Bottomless Brunch at Terrazza for £49pp! Delicious starters, a choice of mains and 90 minutes of unlimited drinks. Available daily!

Walk the street where London's lawyers and London's printers worked side by side.

Uncover the village where Tudor courtiers built country houses outside London.

Walk the royal park that an architect designed for a prince, lined with terraces built to look like palaces.

Climb the hill where Dick Whittington is said to have turned back towards London, through a park given as a garden for the gardenless, to the

Walk through the East End streets where working people fought back and won.

Walk the Square Mile from a Roman temple to Wren's great dome.

Discover how a convent garden became London's stage.