Come to Abney Park for the latest in our series of seasonal walks and connect with nature.

Come and take some time to listen to the earth at Abney Park.

Reimagine Sunday and join our collective experience in the Chapel to celebrate World Earth Day

Join us to find out more about Dickens and his connection with Abney Park.

Join us in the Chapel for collective singing - beginners welcome.

Music making for parents/carers and children under 8 years - join us in the Chapel.

Come and explore the newly restored Chapel and learn about it’s history and our plans for the future.

Join us to find out about Abney Park before 1840 and hear stories of some of the key figures in Stoke Newington’s history.

Join us for an after dark walking tour through Abney Park Cemetery, exploring Dickens’ ghost stories.

Join Nina Lovelace from Hackney Outdoors CIC to identify and learn folk stories and histories associated with trees and plants around the Spring Equinox.

Join us to learn how to identify breeding birds at Abney Park and support us with surveys over 2024

Join us in the Chapel at night for a cinematic celebration of the Women of Abney.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, come and meet those buried at Abney who were active in their support of women’s rights and the campaign for the vote. 

Curious about the Chapel? Join us for our Open House and book swap.

Queer Tours of London and Unity Arts present Queer Tour of Stokey as part of Hackney Council’s Hackney Prides365 - LGBTQIA+ History Month

Queer Tours of London and Unity Arts present Queer Tour of Stokey as part of Hackney Council’s Hackney Prides365 - LGBTQIA+ History Month

Queer Tours of London and Unity Arts present Queer Tour of Stokey as part of Hackney Council’s Hackney Prides365 - LGBTQIA+ History Month

Queer Tours of London and Unity Arts present a Queer Tour of Stokey as part of Hackney Council’s Hackney Pride 365 - LGBTQIA+ History Month.

Some of the people of Abney were Non Conformist in more than religion. Those buried here include Chartists, Abolitionists, Suffragettes, Fenians and Teetotallers. Join Alan Gartrell to hear the stories of those who stood outside the mainstream.

Deep in the earth, sleeping seeds stir. It's time to rise and shine! Join storyteller Emily from Dragonfly Tales for songs and stories about the coming of Spring in the Chapel.

Join us for a first glimpse inside the newly restored Chapel. The ground floor of the Chapel is fully accessible and there are accessible toilets available onsite.

Join Nina Lovelace from Hackney Outdoors CIC to identify and learn folk stories and histories associated with trees and plants around Imbolc or Candlemas, which celebrates the first signs of spring .

Deep in the earth, sleeping seeds stir. It's time to rise and shine! Join storyteller Emily from Dragonfly Tales for songs and stories about the coming of Spring in the Chapel.

Walking Trees Collective are a walking, talking, feeling, moving collective exploring ways to connect with the other species we share this beautiful planet with.

On 23rd January 1909, Latvian revolutionaries attempted to steal the payroll wages of factory workers in Tottenham. This resulted in a wild chase across the Hackney Marshes involving hundreds of people. Join Alan Gartrell to hear the story of this extraordinary event.

Join our ecology volunteers for The Big Garden Birdwatch survey in Abney Park. Our mature mixed woodland hosts a wide range of breeding, wintering and migratory species.

Join Susan Doe for a Women’s history tour to mark World Braille Day.

Join our ecology trustee, Martina Girvan, for a New Year’s Day walk.

Join Susan Doe for a Women’s history tour to discover Abney’s legacy of entertainers, such as Nelly Power, famous for her performances in music hall, burlesque, and pantomime. Her funeral attracted thousands of spectators to Abney Park in 1887 to pay tribute to the star, famous for singing ‘The Boy I Love Is Up In The Gallery’.

Join Nina Lovelace from Hackney Outdoors CIC to identify and learn folk stories and histories associated with trees and plants around Yule, which marks the Winter Solstice .