The weekend brings a reggae book launch, a free harvest festival spread across three Blackhorse Road venues, and a Sunday morning out at the farmers' market or among the reservoirs. Here's where to spend your time.
Friday night
General Echo presents Dub Revolution! marks the launch of David Katz's book Dub Revolution with a conversation with the author followed by reggae and dub DJ sets in the Main Hall at Walthamstow Trades Hall, from 7pm to 12.30am.
For something mellower, Grape Expectations: Autumn Harvest is a wine-tasting evening with food pairings, games and quizzes guided by wine expert Mike Smith, at The Old Station Yard Cafe from 7pm to 10pm.
And if you fancy something sillier, Marioke: Mario Kart ft. Live 8 Piece Band pairs a Mario Kart night with a live eight-piece band providing the soundtrack, at Signature Brew Blackhorse Road from 7pm.
Saturday
Blackhorse Beer Mile: Harvestfest is a free, all-day harvest celebration spread across Big Penny Social, Signature Brew Blackhorse Road and EXALE Brewing & Taproom, with live country music, Morris dancing and DJs from midday.
For families, Family Day: Welcome Home at William Morris Gallery is a free drop-in session designing front doors and screenprinting posters with artist Lucy Rainbow, exploring ideas of welcome and belonging, from 1pm to 4pm.
In the evening, Bowieoke With Heidi Heelz brings a David Bowie-themed singalong to the Main Hall at Walthamstow Trades Hall, hosted by Heidi Heelz, with costumes encouraged and prizes for the best looks, from 8pm.
Sunday
Start the day at the Walthamstow Farmers Market in Town Square, with fresh produce, meat, dairy and bread from local producers, free entry, 10am to 2pm.
For something outdoors, the Guided Bird Walk around Walthamstow Wetlands is a beginner-friendly walk with identification tips from a London Wildlife Trust guide, from 10.30am to midday.
If games are more your thing, the Karrom Super League: Season 1 is a carrom board-game tournament for all ages with live music alongside the matches, at Big Penny Social from 12.30pm, from £11 per person.
And to round off the weekend, Kiell Smith-Bynoe & Friends: Kool Story Bro brings fully improvised comedy built from audience stories, with rotating celebrity guests, to Soho Theatre Walthamstow at 7.30pm, from £24 (Saturday's show has sold out, but Sunday tickets remain).
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