Throughout the pandemic, landscapes from the simplest flower bed to the grandest civic park, and the people who make and maintain them, have been crucial allies in the fight to keep Londoners healthy and active. Public space and urban landscapes will be a huge part of what we will celebrate in the next Open House festival with activities in parks and gardens as well as buildings. Not all key workers wear scrubs — some push wheelbarrows!
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Bluebell Centre, Perivale Wood Nature ReserveStraw Works Ltd, 2014EalingSat 19 & Sun 20 -
Dalston Eastern Curve Garden (open + online)Dalston Curve Garden: J & L Gibbons and muf architecture/art, 2010HackneySat 19 & Sun 20 -
Eat Off Your Street – Aldebert Terrace Edible Garden & Tour'Eat Off Your Street' Team, 2019LambethSat 19 -
Fitzroy Park Allotmentsseveral architects, 1920CamdenSat 19 & Sun 20 -
GARDEN OF EARTHLY DELIGHTS🌱🐝🍅🦋extinction rebellion XR, 2019HackneySat 19 & Sun 20 -
London Wall PlaceMake Architects, 2020City of LondonSat 19 & Thu 24 -
Luxmore GardensLewisham Council, 1958LewishamSat 19 -
Moore Brook (lost river) Green Link Tour + online filmEnfield Watercourses Team, 2014EnfieldSat 19 -
(online only) Celebrating workplaces of key workers: Amazing Parks - a virtual tour with a London Blue Badge Tourist Guide2020Tower HamletsSat 19 -
(online only) Landscape and landscape workers: City of London Secret Gardens – a virtual tour with a London Blue Badge Tourist Guide2020Tower HamletsSat 26 -
Rochester Squareunkown, 1900CamdenSat 19 -
Self-guided Hackney Marshes WalkHackneySat 19 & Sun 20 -
The South London Botanical Institute (online only)1863LambethSat 19 & Wed 23 -
Weston Williamson + Partners Ideas Forum (online only)Weston Williamson + Partners, 2020SouthwarkThu 24
