Three of Hackney’s nighttime venues have become the first in the UK to be ‘audio-inclusive’– but what does that mean and why is it important?

Hackney Dudes is a social club for older men who want to make friends, explore London and share experiences together

Free historical walks around Hackney help to exercise the mind as well as the body

Charity aims to tackle food poverty among families with its van donated by the Irish Traveller community

A plant-based cookery school teaches people how to cook nutritious recipes

Celebrate LGBT+ History Month in Hackney this February

The food bank feeds approximately 800 residents a week – and donations are desperately needed

100 self-portrait models were created as part of the peace mural’s 40th birthday

Families explore nature together at a free Forest School near Clapton Park Children’s Centre

Art sessions give dads space to connect and reflect on fatherhood

Join Hackney Circle for free events in the borough for over-55s

Check out the improvements to Daubeney Fields

‘It’s like a nightclub in the daytime!’ Meet The Posh Club: the over-60s monthly soiree.

Two inspiring Hackney women have been recognised for their work with portraits at the National Portrait Gallery.

Free football sessions in Hackney for asylum seekers and refugees to help foster integration in the community.

Flavours of Home gives people seeking asylum, living in Hackney, the opportunity to cook and share food from their homelands.

See Tom Harrison’s photo exhibition on Hackney Marshes referees at Homerton Library.

Alan and Dorothy Daines take a trip down memory lane and revisit Hackney Town Hall 60 years after marrying there.