Edmonton Green Town Centre

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The Journeys and Places team is working with the community to transform Edmonton Green into a Town Centre that is greener, safer and more welcoming for everyone.

Building on the success of the Pavilion on The Green, which hosted over 100 events since its opening in June ’24, we are now inviting local people to help us shape the future of Edmonton Green.

Integration, Partnership, Independence

Edmonton Green is one of Enfield’s main town centres. Located in the east of the borough, it is served by the Overground and it’s a short walk north of Angel Edmonton. The town centre is dominated by the 10-hectare Edmonton Green Shopping Centre, which is set to be redeveloped over the next 10-15 years with a new market, commercial space and over 1000 new homes coming to the area.

Our objective is to ensure that the strong sense of community in the area is not only maintained but strengthened over these years of transformation.


Town Centre Vision


Transformation from a shopping centre to a place with an identified heart which links with and acknowledges all its elements—from the market to the station, the shops to the Green itself. It is a place with a diverse, independent offer, which benefits from strong collaborative management.

Following on from the community engagement over the last two years, we are creating a new space for local businesses to trade near the Overground Station, bringing new life to a key public space in the Town Centre

With The Green continuing to serve as a space for community activities, we are developing a long term strategy for this area, exploring how the railway arches could be brought to life for community and commercial use and considering how restoring the Salmon’s Brook could create a vibrant, biodiverse and welcoming space at the heart of Edmonton Green.




Please input your ideas for the future of Edmonton Green on the map and survey below and if you have any feedback or questions, contact Journeys and Places Team at JourneysandPlaces@enfield.gov.uk

The Journeys and Places team is working with the community to transform Edmonton Green into a Town Centre that is greener, safer and more welcoming for everyone.

Building on the success of the Pavilion on The Green, which hosted over 100 events since its opening in June ’24, we are now inviting local people to help us shape the future of Edmonton Green.

Integration, Partnership, Independence

Edmonton Green is one of Enfield’s main town centres. Located in the east of the borough, it is served by the Overground and it’s a short walk north of Angel Edmonton. The town centre is dominated by the 10-hectare Edmonton Green Shopping Centre, which is set to be redeveloped over the next 10-15 years with a new market, commercial space and over 1000 new homes coming to the area.

Our objective is to ensure that the strong sense of community in the area is not only maintained but strengthened over these years of transformation.


Town Centre Vision


Transformation from a shopping centre to a place with an identified heart which links with and acknowledges all its elements—from the market to the station, the shops to the Green itself. It is a place with a diverse, independent offer, which benefits from strong collaborative management.

Following on from the community engagement over the last two years, we are creating a new space for local businesses to trade near the Overground Station, bringing new life to a key public space in the Town Centre

With The Green continuing to serve as a space for community activities, we are developing a long term strategy for this area, exploring how the railway arches could be brought to life for community and commercial use and considering how restoring the Salmon’s Brook could create a vibrant, biodiverse and welcoming space at the heart of Edmonton Green.




Please input your ideas for the future of Edmonton Green on the map and survey below and if you have any feedback or questions, contact Journeys and Places Team at JourneysandPlaces@enfield.gov.uk

  • Award for the Pavilion!

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    The Pavilion on The Green in Edmonton won the Inspire Future Generations Award for Community Engagement by the Thornton Education Trust!

    https://www.thorntoneducationtrust.org/ifg-awards-2023-winners-and-finalists

    During Summer 2024, Enfield Council’s Place Shaping Team, part of Journeys and Places, worked with Fisher Cheng Architects and the Edmonton community to create a shared vision for The Green. Together, they co-designed and built a temporary pavilion.

    The programme featured creative workshops for young people and families, including guided nature walks, den-building, live music, poetry, theatre, and wellbeing sessions. These activities were run in partnership with local groups Doodle Design, Exodus Youth Worx and Northside Youth.

    Over 1,000 people attended these events helping to explore ways to bring new life to The Green and shape the Pavilion’s design.

    Completed in June ’24, the Pavilion has hosted a summer programme of over 60 events, all delivered by local individuals and organisations, becoming a much-loved space by the local community and providing a platform for culture and creativity.

    Now adopted as one of Enfield’s five new ‘Culture Places,’ the Pavilion will be co-managed by the Council and local organizations to continue hosting arts, culture, and community events—bringing lasting change to Edmonton.


  • Christmas at the Pavilion

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    Over 100 local residents attended the "Christmas at the Pavilion" event on 14th December.

    The event, organised by Exodus Youth Worx, Northside Youth, Doodle Design and Edmonton Community Partnership with the support of Enfield Council included Arts & Crafts activities, Face Painting, Gingerbread Decorating, Hair Braiding, Jewellery Making, Live Music & Performances as well as Musical Statues

  • Summer on The Green

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    As Summer draws to a close, the Pavilion on The Green in Edmonton has wrapped up its first Summer Programme.

    Between 29th June to 21st September, over 60 individual events, including yoga and pilates classes, live music, community choir and dance, workshop for children and families and many others took place at the Pavilion, Edmonton’s new Culture Place. The free events, all run by local people, attracted on The Green over 1500 Enfield’s residents of all ages throughout the Summer.

    The Pavilion, co-designed by the local community and Fisher Cheng Architects, it is one of five “culture places” being delivered by Enfield Council in town centres across the borough to host arts, culture and community events.

    Key highlights of the Summer included the Untold Edmonton Festival, a two-week programme to celebrate Edmonton’s rich cultural heritage; an Interactive Concert with London Sinfonietta, Gallipoli Music Memorial Trust and DJ-MC Academy as well as activities for local young people led by Exodus, NYCC, Doodle Design and many others.

    The Pavilion, designed as a demountable structure, it is expected to remain on The Green for the next three years new to encourage the local community to dwell in and enjoy a local green space. As Edmonton’s new Culture Place, it will serve as a community gathering space and a platform for cultural education and expression encouraging participation from across the local community.

    The Journeys and Places Team is now collaborating with local organisations in Edmonton to build on the success of the Summer Programme and to define the Pavilion’s longer-term programming and stewardship.

  • Summer on The Green

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    The Pavilion on The Green, co-designed by the local community and Fisher Cheng Architects last Summer, will launch on 29th June!

    To celebrate the Pavilion’s opening, Enfield Council has organised a Summer Programme of free activities from 29th June to 14th September featuring:

    • Untold Edmonton festival from 30th June to 14th July
    • Weekly wellbeing walks
    • Wellbeing, fitness and yoga classes
    • Summer holiday youth activities
    • Family arts, theatre and dance workshops
    • Adults creative workshops
    • One-off youth and climate change events


    To book your free tickets visit: https://paviliononthegreen.eventbrite.com


  • Pavilion on The Green - Construction

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    The construction of the Pavilion on The Green has been progressing steadily in the last few weeks, and the structure is approaching completion.

    The Pavilion will be launched on 29th June and will host a free programme of cultural and community activities over the Summer. More details on this will be published soon.

  • Pavilion on The Green - Design and Construction

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    The design for a temporary Pavilion on The Green, which will be on site for the next 3 years, has been developed by Fisher Cheng with the local community during the engagement events in Summer ’23. The Pavilion is designed as an open structure without perimetral walls and consists of a decked area of approximately 40 sqm to host performance and community activities. Its roof is open but integrates a shading system to offer coverage in Summer. Lighting and an electrical point are provided, to support a wide range of events at any time of the day.

    Construction works for the Pavilion will start on The Green in April and will be completed at the beginning of June.

    A programme of community and cultural activities will be held in the Pavilion over Summer ’24 to regularly activate the space. This will include the Untold Edmonton Festival, a cultural programme exploring Edmonton’s rich and diverse history supported by Enfield Council and funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.



  • Pavilion on The Green - Saturday 2nd December

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    Journeys and Places Team and Fisher Cheng Architects will be presenting the latest design for the upcoming Pavilion on The Green on Saturday 2nd December 11am - 2pm, outside Edmonton Green Library.

    The design for the Pavilion has been developed with the local community during the engagement activities which took place over last Summer. This event is an opportunity to share the design progress and to discuss with them which community and cultural activities could be hosted in the space next Summer.


  • Celebrate The Green

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    Thank you to all those who attended the Celebrate The Green event on Saturday 9th September. We had a wonderful turnout of over 450 people across the day who enjoyed a wide range of activities that showcase what The Green has to offer as an outdoor community space.

    The day begun with an outdoor Tai Chi and Chi Gong class led by Energ'Chi, followed by poetry recitals from Enfield Poets, scenes from Bread and Roses by Enfield People's Theatre, a solo dance performance by renowned krump artist Joshua Vendetta Nash, and closed out with live Congolese Rumba with Central African Youth in Enfield. Also on The Green were DJ & MC Academy spinning the decks, Doodle Designs running a colourful den building workshop, Performing Pets with an adorable petting zoo, storytelling puppet show with Rufus and a display of pinhole photographs taken from Tales from the Towpath by Ben Nathan.

    The team were also on site to run through the latest designs for a new Pavilion on The Green, developed across the summer's engagement activities.


  • The Green - Your Feedback

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    We have spoken with over 400 people across our engagement events so far. Below you'll find some of the latest interaction boards to see how you've helped shape The Green to date.

  • Design The Green

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    Thank you to everyone who took part and provided feedback at the Design The Green event on Saturday 5th August. We welcomed over 100 people, sharing the initial design ideas for the forthcoming Pavilion on The Green, which will be installed in Summer 2024. Due to inclement weather, the event was moved into Edmonton Green Library.

    The event was curated with young people from Exodus Youthworx, as part of a co-design workshop held at Croylands Youth Centre on 26th July. Doodle Designs and Exodus Youthworx delivered 'The Green Scene' - picnic, games and music while gathering aspirations for the future of The Green, while artist Amaechi Anolue provided entertaining caricatures for local residents.

    Here you can find photos from the co-design workshop as well as on the day, and see which emerging pavilion design was most supported.



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