What's On in Ealing this weekend

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Ealing happening over the coming weekend.

Browse our What's On section or read on for the can't-miss events on in Ealing between now and Sunday.

And remember – you can add your event for FREE using the 'Nub It' button.

Events coming up in Ealing

Friday lunchtime: The Ealing Mile

If a marathon sounds monstrous and a 10k equally terrible, the Ealing Mile might be the event to make a runner of even the most ardent of lifelong walker.

Held in Lammas Park on the first Friday of each month, the Ealing Mile offers a friendly and fun lunchtime run on a traffic-free course.

Register before 10am TODAY to take part.

Friday & Saturday: Hanwell Hootie

That's right – the renowned music festival makes its return to Ealing THIS WEEKEND .

To mark its 10th anniversary it's set to be bigger and better than ever, with a ticketed event on Friday evening as well as the traditional, free day from 1pm until late on Saturday.

We'll see you there.

Saturday: A Midlife Migrant Crisis

Head to Questors Theatre on Saturday for a satirical look at migration and asylum, with Sudanese-Dutch satirist Mohammed Terwis playing a middle-aged actor in crisis as the realisation dawns: he is performing to an audience who cannot speak his native language. 

Performed in Arabic, with English subtitles, A Midlife Migrant Crisis is an intelligent production that shows how to explore sensitive themes with humour and be all the more powerful for doing so. 

Sunday: Eva Willer-Andersen Exhibition

While we can't guarantee you'll get to meet Dr Kiko, the sun-loving dachshund of acclaimed artist Eva Willer-Andersen, if you head to her latest exhibition we can guarantee a kaleidoscope collection of work that any blank, white walls in your home would wear with aplomb.

Head to Felix & Spear on St Mary's Road (near Lammas Park) on Sunday between 12-3pm for your weekend dose of Modern British / Post War / Contemporary art.

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