Events
Upcoming events
A film by Elin Moe and Winstan Whitter, How To Get On with Everybody is an intimate portrait of the unique life of Herschel Gluck, a Rabbi from the Haredi Jewish community. One of life's true optimists in a time of global tension, Rabbi Gluck reminds us that power lies in empathy and in our shared humanity.
Join us bright and early for a chance to discover the birds of Abney Park. Image: Jack Ferris
Join Abney Park Trust for a night walk to encounter the bats who are just one of the many species of wildlife who reside in our nature reserve.
Join us bright and early for a chance to discover the birds of Abney Park. Image: Jack Ferris
12.30pm show: One Jazz Presents Afternoon Jazz At The Chapel: Acclaimed trumpeter Jay Phelps celebrates the vast repertoire and incredible and enduring impact of Jazz’s most enduring star - Miles Davis. A Miles at 100 celebration in the beautiful and intimate surrounds of the Abney Chapel. Another show at 2pm.
2pm show: One Jazz Presents Afternoon Jazz At The Chapel: Acclaimed trumpeter Jay Phelps celebrates the vast repertoire and incredible and enduring impact of Jazz’s most enduring star - Miles Davis. A Miles at 100 celebration in the beautiful and intimate surrounds of the Abney Chapel. Another show at 12.30pm.
On 7 June 2026, join Abney Park Trust to explore the newly restored Chapel, with a free talk at 12 noon about Eric Walrond, and hear about the award winning author, buried here in Abney, who wrote about “Gun toting drunks, boy eating sharks and blood sucking babies”
Occurring on the first Sunday of every month and led by Abney Park Trust, this tour focuses on Abney Park's uniqueness – from its diverse permanent residents to the striking funerary architecture, as well as its historic dual function as both burial ground and arboretum since it opened in 1840.
Join Abney Park Trust for a night walk to encounter the bats who are just one of the many species of wildlife who reside in our nature reserve.
Abney Park was designated a local nature reserve in 1993, a central London woodland, a place where fungi can flourish on fallen trees and invertebrates find a home. 33 years on, as the climate emergency increases, inevitably the site’s importance and vulnerability increases and the need for support from its local community becomes more vital. Join Abney Park Trust for a walk through the site and an introduction to the site’s delicate and unique ecology.
Join us for an opportunity to view inside the newly restored Abney Park Chapel. If you would like to see the inside of the Chapel, please feel free to drop in at any time between 11:00 and 13:00.
Join Abney Park Trust for a night walk to encounter the bats who are just one of the many species of wildlife who reside in our nature reserve.
You can access recordings of our previous online talks here. If you are able to visit the park in person, why not take one of our self-guided walking tours.
