Explore one of London’s most diverse streets and a major centre of creativity
Ready to see an industrial estate that is anything but grey and boring? Developed by General Projects and designed by Turner Works, Florentia Village combines workshops, studios and light industrial space with shared courtyards and open walkways. Join architectural tours, browse a local makers market, and drop into open studios for creative talks and workshops.
Turner Works, 1970
Harringay Green Lanes is one of London's most diverse streets, but it was once open farmland. This walking tour explores how the area changed over 150 years through urban development and migration. Using historic maps, old photographs and the streets around us, we will discover how different communities, especially the Kurdish community, helped shape Green Lanes into the place it is today.
This walking tour with a relaxed pace is a culturally immersive food journey through one of North London’s most vibrant and underappreciated culinary corridors. The area from Manor House to Wood Green is famous for rich Turkish, Kurdish, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, bakery, café, and family-run eateries.
In our community, creativity is a way of life. Warehouse residents forge friendships, make art and host events in our unique spaces. A few of us will open the doors of our alternative lifestyle and show what it is like to live and thrive in the warehouses. The public can engage with contemporary art in the live/work industrial units of the Haringey Warehouse District.