A very old and dinky museum, just off Barnet High Street opposite the church. They have several…read morecollections of Barnet's history, including domestic items and several finds from around the local area. If you live in Barnet, there will probably be something of interest to you in there. Word of warning though, unless they have updated the costume and textile exhibition in the cellar, it can be a bit spooky if you're left down there with the life size models in a set from the time of a war.

This is a fantastic gallery, in the cellar of a beautiful old house in Barnet. The gallery is only…read moreopen a few weeks a year but always holds scultpures, paintings and metal work from amazing artists, like the owner of the house itself, John Brown. The garden also opens for a short period throughout the summer months and is the perfect host for larger sculptures and metal works. Highly recommended.

This remains one of my favourite local theatres and is brilliant at working with young people…read morearound the community as it is now run as part of the Susi Earshaw Theatre School. It is a historic building, which is currently under threat of closure unless the council can provide more support for it. It has two theatres, The Bull Theatre which seats 175 people which often gives the audience more interaction with the actors and The Studio Theatre, which seats 50 people for a more intimate viewing. They often host wonderful shows there and I can recommend that you visit their website for news on events.

The best cinematic experience we have ever had. we had sofa seats, the cinema was practically empty…read moreother than is. it was almost like a private viewing. the seats also have a table attached to them and table service is provided. The leg room you get is outstanding Five stars

The outside makes you feel like you're in the 1920's movie set, all very exciting…read more We went in and had pre-booked the tickets. We decided to go upstairs to order, when we stood at the kiosk upstairs nobody was there, so not too much of an issue, we just bumbled downstairs to place our food and drinks orders. Servers polite and efficient. Went upstairs to wait for our food, to be fair most people that come here get their food delivered to their seats in the cinema part, as that's part of the charm, but we had ours outside in the drinks area. Tables were well small and had to juggle about and put our drinks on the floor, to fit the food on the table. Burgers were of a good standard and really fresh and tasty. If you like them well done be sure to ask as they were very much medium and people that aren't a fan of the pink might not like. The chips I didn't really like. No fork was provided. Tasted all fine though. We went through to the screen and we had a tiny delay as they were still cleaning up. But, considering people eat their dinners in there, I'd rather wait a minute than sit on a slice of pizza or a chip! Seating well comfy, really enjoyed the actual film and setting, it did feel quite special. For about less than £2 more than a normal cinema I will go here again, absolutely!!!!!