Want to find out more about your local history but don’t know where to start? Come along to our fair – visit the Search Room and find out more about the collections, talk to Archive Staff and ask advice, enjoy our talks programme or browse stalls showcasing local heritage.

Museum café open in Old Kitchen – all day

 Talks programme (in the East Wing Gallery)

11.15am        Bruce Castle Love Stories by Deborah Hedgecock, Curator

11.50am        An Outrageous Love of The Historical: the Tottenham Outrage & other stories by local novelist Matthew Baylis

12.15pm        For the Love of Peace: Green Lanes Says No To War, 1914 by the Haringey World War Peace Forum

1 - 2pm Lunch break

2pm                Love the Lea and Greenstreets@Haringey by Victoria Paternoster of Thames 21

2.35pm          Alexandra Palace Theatre by Friends of Alexandra Palace Theatre - & why they love it

3.10 – 3.30pm tea break

3.35pm          Turner in Tottenham: a love of his paintings by Margaret Burr, www.turnerintottenham.uk

4.05pm          I Love Haringey Slide-show of favourite Haringey art work chosen by local artists

1 - 4.30pm     Film London & the Kino Van (outside)

Making its first appearance at our Local History Fair,  this ‘cinema-on-the-move’ created by Film London as part of The Bigger Project, will be showing short public information films, newsreel shorts and home-movies from around London and Haringey. If you have your own home-movie film to bring or want advice on film, do drop by and see what’s in store.