September is the month when the artists and painters of the Borough of Ealing put on their Art Trail and invite you to their studios and galleries to see and buy their latest work: https://ealingbeat.org.uk/.
Ahead of the BEAT fair we’ve arranged our own trail through the parks of Ealing, taking in Haven Green, Walpole Park, Lammas Park, Blondin Park and Boston Manor Park before following the Grand Union Canal down to Brentford.
- Meeting place: outside Ealing Broadway station
- Take the tube: Elizabeth, District, Central tubes and main line from Paddington
- Date & time: Sunday September 8th 2024, 1 pm
- Distance: 3.6 miles
- End point: Brentford station
- Map: Komoot click to view
- Cost: £8 per adult walker
- PAY HERE https://paypal.me/parktopark
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