Good morning
A thin week for hard news and a fuller one for things to do: apples on Sunday, a mending festival at the Town Hall on Saturday, and a bus diversion that will last until 23 October.
Getting around
91 and N91 buses diverted off Hornsey Road until 23 October
Routes 91 and N91 towards Trafalgar Square are running via Seven Sisters Road and Isledon Road because of a burst water main on Hornsey Road. Buses are not serving the Sobell Centre stop. The diversion has been in place since 11 October. READ →
What's on
Make and Mend Festival at Hornsey Town Hall, Saturday 17 October
The eighth Muswell Hill Creatives festival fills the Town Hall from 10am with workshops in Japanese sashiko mending, calligraphy, linocut printing and paper lampshade design. There is also a makers' market of ceramics, jewellery and textiles, plus mending sessions for things you already own. SOURCE →
Apple Day returns to Hornsey Vale on Sunday 18 October
Hornsey Vale Community Centre on Mayfield Road hosts apple tasting, children's crafts, storytelling, a café and cider from 2 to 5pm. Entry is £1 and under-5s are free. Bring cash for some of the stalls. READ →
Whistle Down The Wind with live Q&A at ArtHouse
ArtHouse Crouch End on The Broadway screens the film on Sunday 18 October at 4.30pm, followed by a live audience Q&A. SOURCE →
Follow Your Art session at Hornsey Library
Hornsey Library holds a free Follow Your Art session at 2pm on Friday 16 October. It is part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week and open to all. SOURCE →