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Angel ⇄ Hampstead Station | Tube Journey, Train Times & Fares

The journey from Angel to Hampstead is in fare zones 1&2 and you’ll have to use the Northern tube lines, changing trains at Euston

• From Angel take the Northern Line
• Leave the train at Hampstead

Number of tube stops: 7 · Journey time: Approx 28 mins

Stations on the route: Angel ➜ King’s Cross St. Pancras ➜ Euston [change train] Euston ➜ Mornington Crescent ➜ Camden Town ➜ Chalk Farm ➜ Belsize Park ➜ Hampstead

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First and last train times on the Northern line

Tube times for the northern line.

Alternative routes include Angel to Belsize Park , Angel to Finchley Road and Angel to Golders Green

Stairs, lifts and escalators to the station platforms

Angel underground station is not wheelchair accessible

Hampstead station is not wheelchair accessible

Angel station entrance – You must use two escalators between the entrance and the platforms. There is no lift

Changing tube line at Euston – Changing between the Northern northbond platform and the Victoria northbound platform is on the level. Changing between the Northern southbound platform via London Bridge, and the Victoria southbound platform, is also on the level. But you must use stairs for all other changes

Hampstead station exit – You must use a lift and two flights of stairs between the entrance and the platforms (20 steps up +6 steps up). If you want to avoid the lift then you can use another 19 flights of stairs (18 steps up +15x17 steps up +3 steps up +19 steps up)

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Tube fare between Angel and Hampstead

This tube journey is in Oyster zones 1-2. The cheapest fare is £2.80 off-peak (£3.40 peak) when you pay by Oyster or contactless . There’s no return fare, you just pay the same as two single tickets

Peak and off-peak journey times

For Oyster and contactless off-peak is outside the hours of 6.30 AM-9.30 AM and 4 PM-7 PM (Mon-Fri). For travelcards it’s any time after 9.30 AM (Mon-Fri). Weekends are always classed as off-peak. Note: Between the 8th March and 31st May 2024 TFL are running a trial called ‘Off-Peak Friday Fares’, where Fridays will be classed as off-peak all day.

The fare is based on what time your journey begins. It doesn’t matter what time your journey ends.

Other ways to make this journey

Travel on foot – The stations are about 3½ miles apart. It would take you over 70 minutes to walk that distance

Travel by taxi – A 3½ mile taxi journey between Hampstead station and Angel will take about about 15-28 mins and cost you around £18 to £31

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Angel station - Train Times, Tube Fares & Stairs

Angel underground station has 2 platforms. It is in Oyster fare zone 1 and connects with the Northern underground line

London Underground delays at Angel station

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Tube line closures on the Northern line

Underground train fares from Angel

Angel station is in zone 1 (central London)

Peak and off-peak journey times

For Oyster and contactless off-peak is outside the hours of 6.30 AM-9.30 AM and 4 PM-7 PM (Mon-Fri). For travelcards off-peak is any time after 9.30 AM (Mon-Fri). Weekends and public holidays are always classed as off-peak. Note: Between the 8th March and 31st May 2024 TFL are running a trial called ‘Off-Peak Friday Fares’, where Fridays will be classed as off-peak all day.

The train fare is based on what time your journey begins. It doesn’t matter what time your journey ends.

Platform stairs, lifts and escalators at Angel

Angel tube station is not wheelchair accessible

Station entrance – You must use two escalators between the entrance and the platforms. There is no lift

Station exit – You must use two escalators between the platforms and the exit. There is no lift

Tube journey planner – Timetables, First & Last Train Times

Look up timetables and first and last train times from Angel to Bank , Charing Cross , Earl’s Court , Euston , King’s Cross , Liverpool Street , London Bridge , Marylebone , Paddington , Victoria , Waterloo or another train station:

Other underground stations that are close to Angel include King’s Cross St Pancras , Highbury & Islington and Old Street train station

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Your comments and questions.

Frank Did you know that Angel has the longest escalator on the London underground network at 60 metres long

Staff Hi Frank, I didn't know that. Let's hope it doesn't break down because that's a lot of stairs to climb up

CP What train do I catch for waterloo

Staff Hi CP. Both stations are on the Northern line, but Waterloo is on the other loop so you need to change trains. The best way to do it is catch a southbound train to Bank, and then change onto the Waterloo & City line to Waterloo - londondrum.com/​transport/​train-journey.php?from=angel&to=waterloo

Sam What time first train to King's Cross in week day and weekend please

Staff Hi Sam. They're shown here - londondrum.com/​transport/​train-journey.php?from=angel&to=kings-cross-st-pancras

Sam What time does this station close

Staff It depends on the day, and when the last train goes. if you put your destination into the ‘Tube journey planner’ above it will bring up the timetable

unknown Fix tube station entrance so the public are safe and their is no congestion. The closure of entrance is awkward and is leading to disputes and anti social behavior.

Billy What time does angel station close today and what time is the last tube back to morden please as theres 0 information anywhere

Staff Hi Billy. Because of the strike everything is different. TFL are saying you should try and complete your journey by 5.30 PM because there are probably going to be no trains after that

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My Life Long Holiday

Finding the life and soul of travel even with the kids in tow

A Day Trip Travel Guide To Hampstead, London

I’ve always felt that London is more a conglomerate of adjoining unique villages than an actual city. Like when you watch a cheesy American High School movie and you have the varied social groups all vying for individuality. So, if Camden be the Goth’s, Chelsea the Jocks and Greenwich the Am-Drams then Hampstead Village is definitely the wealthy white kids with A-grades and humanitarian hobbies.

But despite the fact there are more than your average amount of designer suede moccasins (organic and fair-trade of course) walking the High Street of Hampstead, London, this unique area is more than just an aesthetically pleasing neighbourhood for wealthy city folk wanting a taste of cosy village life. It may have more millionaires per square metre than any other area of the UK but it also has an awesome history, beautiful architecture, and an array of interesting tourist attractions. Not forgetting the cool places to eat and drink that come as standard in upscale neighbourhoods.

In fact, if you’re staying for the weekend in London, Hampstead is somewhere you might like to consider as your base in the city. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants, a cinema and so many options for coffee and a croissant before you head off for a day in central London. Plus, with that villagey feel, it’s a nice place to retreat from the crowds after a few hours of sightseeing. We have some suggestions of where to stay in Hampstead later on in the post.

You’ll find everything you need to know about the area in our Guide To Hampstead…

A History of Hampstead in London

Starting life as ‘Hampstead Well’s’, as the name suggests this affluent area of London became a village as a result of some natural springs. The infamous ‘Chalybeate Waters’, flung similar places like Tunbridge Wells and Harrogate into wealthy and prominent Spa sensations. And, although the wells were closed in 1882, money had already started to settle in the area and many grand and great houses were built. Several still remain today and are noted in our Places To Visit section, but with central London only a 4-mile journey away it’s not hard to understand why those who could afford it would choose such a leafy, civilized area to live.

A new railway made it even more appealing to commuters in 1860 and more and more beautiful homes started popping up. Hampstead, with its green spaces and rural character, continued to attract the wealthy. No doubt you’ve heard of Hampstead Heath? Even today it is still the most likely place you’ll run into somebody famous walking their dog or picnicking with the kids.

But perhaps the most intriguing aspect of Hampstead’s charm is that it always seemed to attract the more liberal thinkers of the day. Artists, poets and activists are ten a penny in nearby Highgate Cemetary and there are so many blue plaques you begin to wonder how mindblowing neighbourhood dinner parties must’ve been! John Constable, Henry Moore, George Orwell to name but a few former residents.

And all of this avant-garde history seems to ooze from the bricks and mortar of the Hampstead hood and translates it into a fascinating encounter, whether that be on a London day-trip excursion or a weekend voyage. You will not fail to be enthused when you visit Hampstead, London.

A Guide To Hampstead – Things To Do…

There are so many things to do in this area of London, the trick is to know what to leave off your list when you visit Hampstead! We suggest making a weekend of it and booking yourself into one of the Mirabilis Apartments at Wells Court , right in the centre of Hampstead Village. You’re a stone’s throw from the Hampstead Station tube stop, should you need it, and you have bakeries, coffee shops and a good handful of pubs and restaurants on your doorstep.

Alternatively, this apartment on Pilgrims Lane gets you some outside space plus it’s just across the street from Hampstead Heath.

So without further delay, here’s our Hampstead Guide…

1. HAMPSTEAD VILLAGE HIGH STREET

Where folk carry their groceries in wicker baskets and Georgian window displays entice you inwards. Hampstead Village High Street is a 10 minutes slopey wander of boutique independent stores and foodie outlets, under the shades of giant Elm and Lime trees. You feel like a million miles from the city! Take a turn off the main drag down the pedestrianised Flask Walk and you’ll feel like a million light-years from anything 21st century too – cobbled ground and wooden window boxes line the route to bookshops and antique stores.

Just around the corner from the High Street on Heath Street is one of the most glorious Aladdin’s Caves and hidden gems of London, The Hampstead and Antique Emporium. Antiques, jewellery, painting and artisan crafts all in one place and a feast for the eyes. Definitely worth a stop.

Look Out For…

• Just north of Hampstead Station tube stop Sir Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt rest their weary war-trodden legs on a London bench. A really cool bronze sculpture that encapsulates a friendly conversation between two pals who happen to have just won WWII.
• Hampstead residents appear to LOVE their ice cream, there are several places you can get great ice cream in this part of London, but we’d recommend Oddono’s on Flask Walk.

2. HAMSTEAD HEATH PARK

Even those who weren’t aware of the leafy suburb village of Hampstead have at least heard of The Heath and it would naturally pop up on any Guide To Hampstead. Where Mr Bean walks his dog, and Kate Moss jogs with Jonathan Ross? OK, so you’ll definitely up your probability for a famous person sighting here but The Heath goes way beyond the cool of celebrity!

Hampstead Heath has one of the best views of the London skyline , ever. If you can find yourself an empty bench at the top of Parliament Hill on the south side of Hampstead Heath you can sit for an eternity taking in those sights. Then there are the outdoor pools, or Hampstead Heath Ponds as they are better known, where the current trend of wild water swimming can be enjoyed. Most unique in that the original Victorian segregation of women from men still exists today in their distinct pools – I love that! (There is also a ‘mixed pond’ and if you count the resident ducks it might get a little bit more mixed than you bargained for)

Unlike other London parks, that are preened and sculpted, The Heath is a more rugged green space with nature trails, woodland and sections of meadows left so that butterflies and bees can feast on wildflowers hidden in tall grasses. Personally, I don’t think it’s that pretty a park but what it lacks in aesthetics it makes up for in magic. There’s something so inviting about the Heath and only 4 miles from the centre of the bustling capital, it can be a perfectly timed retreat if needed.

3. HAMPSTEADS MUSEUMS AND GREAT HOUSES

You won’t be short of places to visit in Hampstead! London’s wealthy residents spied out this verdant land and built beautiful homes to live out their privileged days. Here are some of our top choices…

Kenwood House is probably the most well known of Hampstead’s big houses and is owned by English Heritage. It started life as a fairly modest brick built home for King James I’s printer but was then subsequently bought, extended and improved upon as time went by. Eventually, it became the rather large home of Lord and Lady Mansfield in the 1700s and they commissioned Robert Adam to modernise it. Like everything that Robert Adam touched, Kenwood became the beauty it still is today.

The stately home has had some interesting owners in its time and a fascinating history has transpired under its roof – the museum does a grand job of relaying some of those bygone tales. It’s also home to a world-class collection of art too, including Rembrandts, Turners and Gainsboroughs to name a few. And if you’re looking for a cafe in Hampstead Heath the Brewhouse attached to Kenwood has plenty of seating both in and outdoors.

Keats House

Despite the fact John Keats met an untimely death at age 25, he managed to accomplish an astonishing amount in his short life. The Keats Museum is the beautiful Georgian villa where this old romantic found inspiration, friendship and love. Throughout the house, many Keats quotes are displayed and you leave with a real feeling for the man behind the pen. No doubt this place will touch your heart and leave you pondering on his life for a little while. A must for any poetry lover!

Burgh House (A.K.A The Hampstead Museum)

Even if you only go for a perfectly orchestrated fruit scone in their lovely courtyard cafe, Hampstead’s Burgh House is worth a quick peek and it’s free!

The appealing Queen Anne style house attracts weddings and parties which you can imagine just adds to the atmosphere, but the small museum documenting Hampstead’s history is also interesting enough. And, if you’re lucky you might even catch a recital.

I’d say if you were a tourist in London and you were looking for an English afternoon tea, then you may have just discovered a little London secret spot!

Fenton House

If the weather is good when you’re in Hampstead, visit Fenton House. Although that’s not to say that the collection of musical instruments indoors isn’t worth seeing, but the grounds are so beautifully British. A walled garden with a rose collection to be rivalled and many interesting plants and topiary. But ultimately those who come to Fenton are here to see the piano pedigree’s and they won’t be disappointed. Inside the house make sure you take in the views as far as Canary Wharf from the upper balcony!

This is a National Trust Property and you could combine it with 2 Willow Road if you are in Hampstead for a day out.

2 WIllow Road

Another National Trust gem, the architect Erno Goldfinger designed and lived in this inspiring modernist home. So inspiring, local Hampstead resident Ian Flemming even created a character based on him. Rumour has it Flemming wasn’t too keen on the Modernist style and thought it looked like a villain should live there, cut to the James Bond evil antagonist! I totally love that, don’t you? I can’t say I’m overly keen on the house either but then I probably identify more with the other James Bond villain, Blofeld and his cat – now they did have a cool house!

Freud Museum

Freud once said…

“The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is ‘What does a woman want?'”

The poor bloke spent 3 unprofitable decades trying to figure it out and I could have told him – a bath, a book and a bar of chocolate, simples. Still, despite his inadequacies, it’s still quite cool to see the house he lived in after escaping the Nazi’s in Vienna. And that couch where actual psychoanalysis was invented.

Open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Adults; £12

4. THE HILL GARDEN AND PERGOLA, HAMPSTEAD HEATH

Honestly, this is one of my favourite secrets spots in London ( for more London Hidden Gems check out this post ). It’s a place ready for photo op’s but despite its charm and beauty, it’s still really easy to find a quiet bench to sit on. It’s a little off the beaten path but well worth the hike.

Lord Leverhulme clearly loved the book The Secret Garden and being a man with enough money to do what he liked, he went ahead and built himself one. You can just imagine the lovely parties it hosted, and perhaps a few clandestine shenanigans it sheltered too. See for yourself, its twisting vines and trellises percolate a little bit of magic and mystery.

The Hill Garden and Pergola are free to visit and adjoining Golders Hill Park is apparently a great spot for a picnic too, although we’ve never been ourselves.

TIP : If you’ve made it this far then be sure to make time for a drink in one of the best pubs in Hampstead – The Spaniards Inn. It’s only a 10-minute walk from the Hill Garden.

5. CRAWL THE HAMPSTEAD PUBS

In line with our suggestion to make Hampstead Village your base for a London weekend, there are so many great pubs in Hampstead you’ll have no problem filling your evenings! Being one of the oldest neighbourhoods in London and home to many writers and artists, it’s no surprise the area comes up trumps for watering holes and a few with fascinating anecdotes too.

We like The Flask on Flask Walk for the old black and white photos of London and The Holly Bush on Holly Mount for its cosy corners and open fires.

Also The Duke of Hamilton owned by local lads Ben, Ed And Adam – a neighbourhood boozer with charm. It’s attracted several famous actors and Hampstead residents over the years and I just love the Farrow & Ball-esque decor and finishing touches. A little London secret is the basement Jazz club underneath the Duke, but check out their website for more specifics.

If you head out of the village a little (perhaps on your way to Kenwood House or the Hill Gardens) you may want to down a pint at a proper antiquated establishment The Spaniards Inn – local to John Keats and Charles Dickens no less! It started life as a toll-house in 1585 and is one of the cosiest Hampstead pubs to hole up in on a wet London day. Low beams, wood panelling and an open fire ensure its punters repeatedly keep getting the orders in. You definitely won’t want to leave.

Hampstead Pubs are some of the best pubs in London.

6. HIGHGATE CEMETERY

Ok, so not officially Hampstead but close enough! As is the case with other non-denominational private city cemeteries around the world (think Pere Lachaise in Paris and Cimitero Acattolico in Rome) Highgate Cemetary has quite the collection of famous residents. There’s a lengthy string of graves belonging to famous poets, artists, novelists and rock stars, and of course the most famous grave of all, Karl Marx.

You can visit Highgate Cemetery without a guide and if you do your research and use the map given to you at the entrance you will have the most pleasantly serene walk and fascinating amble. As a matter of fact, the cemetery is a beautiful nature reserve in its own right. But you can also take a really great tour which is the easiest way of finding out what celebrities are buried at Highgate Cemetery, plus a whole load of other interesting facts.

The cemetery is split into East and West and the tickets are bought separately. For more information check out their website HighgateCemetary.org

7. SWAIN’S LANE AND HOLLY VILLAGE

One of our favourite ways to learn about a place is through the architecture around about. Along with Flask Walk mentioned earlier, Swain’s Lane and adjoining Holly Village are also full of gems and tell stories about Hampstead, England.

First, you might want to grab yourself a caffeine fix and an energy-inducing Chelsea Bun at GAIL’s at the bottom of the hill – Swain’s Lane reaches gradients of 20% at some points! But Holly Village is strategically placed halfway up so you can legitimately stop for a breather and a look around. So what is Holly Village?

In short, it’s a neo-gothic fantasy. Dreamed up by the wealthiest woman in England (discounting the Queen) Angela Burdett-Coutts, along with the most talented Italian woodsmiths and the most expensive stone money could buy, completed a miniature housing estate of utter quality and beauty. The Victorians loved all that Gothic business – buttresses, gables and gargoyles – and Holly Village has to be one of the finest examples in England. It is a private estate but happily, you can still see a lot from the main gates.

You can read more about Miss Burdett-Coutts in this article , including how she established the charities NSPCC and RSPCA – what a woman!

Back on Swains Lane you’re eventually introduced to Highgate Cemetery but not before a steady incline of homes with blue plaques. And before you finally reach the gates of the graveyard you can see the poshest council estate in the UK – the Holly Lodge Estate. Angela Burdett-Coutts used to live on the estate herself and entertained all manner of famous friends including Darwin, Hans Christian Anderson and even her mate the Queen, although the villa was later demolished. Later on, these mock tudor homes were built for workers and eventually became social housing for women after the 1st world war. Nowadays they fetch anything in the region of £750k for a 2-bed flat!

8. CHECK OUT HAMPSTEAD’S FOODIE SCENE

It goes without saying there are plenty of great places to eat in Hampstead, this is London afterall! Here are a few of our favourites…

• GAIL’s Bakery on the High Street and Swain’s Lane for coffee and pastry’s
• Franco Manca for some of the best sourdough pizza in London!
• The famous La Creperie de Hampstead – the queue’s are worth it
• The Duke of Hamilton for locally sourced and fresh dishes
• Oddono’s of Hampstead do the best authentic Italian style gelato in over 130 flavours!
• And if you’re a sushi lover, pick up a picnic from Sushi Hana and take it over to the Heath for lunch

So there you have it, our guide to Hampstead – things to do and places to see that’ll definitely keep you busy for at least a day, if not more. Roam the streets, taste the sweets and absorb the mood of this delightful London neighbourhood.

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For more ideas of Neighbourhoods worth exploring, check out another post of ours here .

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The Blue Angels will practice in Pensacola 7 times in June. When and how to watch.

June is set to see the second-most Blue Angels practice dates of 2024 , so how can you see them in action this month?

The Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron Blue Angels will return to Pensacola after their June 1 and 2 air show in Terre Haute, Indiana , and will practice seven times throughout the month.

Here's every day you can see the Blue Angels practice in June:

• June 5 (autograph day at National Naval Aviation Museum)

Where can I see the Blue Angels practice?

The Blues practice onboard NAS Pensacola, and the viewing area is located on the Museum Flight Line north of the museum. Signs will be posted to direct visitors to the viewing and parking locations.

Open bleacher seating is available for 500 people, along with a limited quantity of chairs that are available for a $6 fee per chair.

What time do the Blue Angels practice?

On each practice day, NAS Pensacola's West Gate on Blue Angel Parkway will be open for public access at 9 a.m. Gates to the flight line will open at 9:30 a.m., and the Blues will begin practice at 10:30 a.m.

The National Naval Aviation Museum says times are subject to change and recommend calling the museum before planning the trip.

Where do I park to watch the Blue Angels practice?

Parking will be available at the National Naval Aviation Museum and Pensacola Lighthouse.

Once parking is full, public access will be halted until more parking becomes available.

Blue schedule: Blue Angels release 2025 air show schedule. Here's where the team will perform in 2024-2025

How much does it cost to watch the Blue Angels practice?

Admission to the museum's flight line is free. Concessions and chair service will be offered for an additional fee.

Can I bring a cooler to a Blue Angels practice?

No. Coolers are not allowed on base.

Other items that are prohibited include:

• Weapons (including concealed weapon permit holders)
• Backpack (except diaper bags and medically necessary bags)
• Boats or boat trailers

Persons with felony convictions are not allowed base access.

Blue Angels Air Shows in June

Here are the air shows scheduled during June :

• June 1-2: Terre Haute, Indiana
• June 8-9: Chesterfield, Missouri
• June 15-16: La Crosse, Wisconsin
• June 22-23: Dayton, Ohio
• June 29-30: Traverse City, Michigan

This article originally appeared on Pensacola News Journal: The Blue Angels will practice in Pensacola 7 times in June. When and how to watch.

What Seeing The Angel Number 111 Really Means For Your Life, According To A Numerologist

Hint: It's a sign that new beginnings are on the horizon.

ICYDK, 111 is an angel number . Angel numbers are repetitive numbers or sequences within numerology said to carry messages from the universe, Women’s Health previously reported . “Each number has its own energetic vibration and symbolic meaning,” says Johanna Aúgusta , a professional numerologist. The number 1, in particular, is the first numerical vibration and a powerful symbol for new beginnings in numerology , per Aúgusta.

This energy can also represent an opportunity for growth and development. “By harnessing this power, you can create positive changes in your life and manifest your desires with ease,” says Aúgusta. “When the number 1 appears throughout your readings or in your day-to-day life, such as when looking at a clock, trust that it is urging you to step into your power and blaze your own trail.”

If you are noticing 111 everywhere you go, keep reading to find out what that angel number really means and how you can harness its specific energy to empower your life.

What does the number 1 represent in numerology?

“In numerology, the number one symbolizes new beginnings, fresh starts, and motivation,” says Aúgusta. “It’s associated with taking initiative and striving forward.” Think about it: The number one starts all orders of things so it makes perfect sense that it reveals something new is on the horizon.

If you’re going through a challenging time, or just searching for inspiration, let seeing 111 shed a bit of light in your path—change is coming. Maybe it’s the birth of a new idea, which will make you reconsider your current position or push you to take on a new project. Perhaps, it’s a sign that a business idea you’ve been working so hard on behind the scenes will finally come into fruition. Whatever is brewing, you’re definitely stepping into your lucky girl era .

What does the angel number 111 mean?

Per Aúgusta, angel number 111 is a sign of encouragement and support: “It signifies that you are on the right path.” If you’ve been wary about a decision you recently made or wondering if you’re headed in the right direction, take seeing this angel number as an encouraging wink.

As the number one brings with it motivational and renewed energy, “it’s a reminder to stay positive, focus on your desires, and be grateful for what you have in life,” says Aúgusta.

What does 111 mean for my love life?

As mentioned, the angel number 111 is a powerful symbol of new beginnings and this translates into your love life, as well, Aúgusta notes. Whatever season you’re in when it comes to romance, here’s what seeing 111 means for you:

• If you’re single: Seeing 111 is highly promising. Take this sighting as a nudge to go out and explore new territory so that you might “bump” into your new fling or potential beau. Stop by that bar that just opened across the street. Finally sign up for that pottery class you’ve been eyeing. Put yourself out there because your love life is about to get a lot more interesting.
• If you’re in a relationship: If you’re happily in l-o-v-e, then you can rest assured that you’re supported and deserve to relish in that joy. “Angel number 111 signifies that you deserve love and are on the right path to finding your soulmate,” says Aúgusta. So go on, full steam ahead.
• If you’re going through a break up: If you have a break up pending, but have been putting it off because you don’t want to deal with those feelings (it’s tough, I know), this is your sign to be honest about where you stand. “[The angel number 111] often appears when you are ready to release old patterns and relationships that no longer serve you,” says Aúgusta. In other words, it’s time to release and let go. You might find that true love is awaiting in the next chapter of your life, but you won’t reach it if you don’t turn the page first.

Speaking about relationships, angel number 111 can also reveal things about a twin flame connection , according to Aúgusta. FYI, a twin flame is basically your ultimate karmic soulmate, Women’s Health previously reported. They make you feel complete and there’s a natural magnetism between you two—almost as if they’re a mirror image of yourself.

If you see the number 111 frequently, it may signify that you are about to meet your twin flame, says Aúgusta. It can also mean that “you are already in a very compatible relationship,” she adds. TL;DR: “Pay attention to the signs and synchronicities around you, and trust that the universe is guiding you toward your greatest good,” says Aúgusta.

What does 111 mean for my finances and career?

When it comes to money matters , seeing the angel number 111 is a sign that now is the time to make a change or take action. “If you want to manifest more money or create a new business, this is a great time to take inspired action and stay focused on your goals,” says Aúgusta. That means that if you’re plotting a career change, or wanting to take a big step, this is your moment to go for it.

The number one is a sign of abundance, so whether you’re eager to begin your business venture, or looking for new opportunities to put more money in your pocket, spotting 111 asks you to take the chance to invest in yourself. Prosperity is on the horizon.

Why do I keep seeing 111 everywhere?

Seeing the number 111 everywhere is akin to getting a memo from the universe and your guardian angels that you’re a-okay. It’s reassurance “that you are on the right path and that your angels support and guide you,” says Aúgusta. Whether you’re spiritual or just plain curious about why you keep spotting the sequence 111, let it reveal to you a positive message: You’re supported on whatever route you choose to follow.

“Pay attention to your thoughts and feelings when you see this number, as it may hold a specific message or guidance for you,” Aúgusta advises. For example, if you’re feeling anxious about a big move, seeing 111 is an encouraging sign that everything will be fine—hey, you might even thrive in this new environment.

How do I harness the power of 111 energy?

Seeing the angel number 111 is the universe telling you that you gotta have faith in yourself—really though. “Trust in yourself and the universe, knowing that you are supported on your path,” Aúgusta reiterates.

If the number 111 keeps showing up in your life, “it’s essential to stay positive and focused on your desires,” Aúgusta adds. “Visualize your goals and dreams, and take inspired action toward making them a reality.” Maybe you can practice some positive psychology and put together a vision board , as placing an image to those goals you have in mind can motivate you to work towards them.

Additionally, “practice gratitude for what you have,” says Aúgusta—you might even want to try keeping a gratitude journal . You can make a list of things you are grateful for each day, and jot down the things you’d like to attract and manifest for your future.

Case in point: It’s time to embody confidence and take a step forward. You got this!

Karina Castrillo is a freelance writer, paid leave advocate, communications specialist at a New Jersey-based labor union, and a Libra. She was formerly a travel writer at Culture Trip where she reviewed restaurants and cultural events in both Paris and Miami. Outside of spending a lot of time at coffee shops in the West Village or perusing vintage shops in Greenpoint, you can find her writing her next zine or at a social justice movement rally. 

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BUFFALO GROVE, Ill. (WLS) -- Everyone loves a parade, and everyone was invited to the Sixth Annual Buffalo Grove Pride Parade on Sunday morning.

Onlookers gathered to watch the colorful parade entries. Many sported the rainbow flag, a symbol of the LGBTQ+ community.

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The Pinta family started the parade six years ago.

"We thought it would be us and our family and tree groups walking down the street, looking at trees," Bob Pinta said.

Instead, it has grown to more than 100 units with plenty of music and a family-friendly atmosphere for the several thousand people lining the streets.

"Who doesn't love a parade that celebrates love, inclusivity and free candy?" said parade-goer Barry Stark.

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Molly Pinta and her mother first started the Gay-Straight Alliance in their school, and it led to this Pride festival and parade.

"There are plenty of people in the community, at my school who don't get that support, and that's who this parade is for," Molly said.

In this election year, there are also lots of politicians, including President Joe Biden, or at least, his likeness.

"We did see that. I asked where Jill was. She was not in the car!" said parade-goer Lori Blum.

Many in the LGBTQ+ community are concerned the political gains they have made in recent years could be in jeopardy, and they are focused on getting out the vote.

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"It's important to show that everyone's voice matters," said parade-goer Yusuf Tewolde.

"It is dire that we get out the vote," said parade organizer Carolyn Pinta.

Many of these folks will be celebrating Pride for all of June, including at the Chicago Pride Parade at the end of the month.

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Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever: How to Watch Angel Reese vs. Caitlin Clark on Saturday

Dustin schutte | may 31, 2024.

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Indiana fever.

One of the most anticipated matchups of the WNBA season has finally arrived. On Saturday, college rivals Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese will go head-to-head as the Indiana Fever host the Chicago Sky.

Clark and Reese were two of the most popular players at the college level each of the last two seasons. Because the two met in the NCAA Tournament each of the past two years, there was a bit of a rivalry that sparked.

Saturday, Clark and Reese will renew their rivalry, playing against each other in the WNBA for the first time. Here's how you can watch Saturday afternoon's matchup from Indianapolis.

How to watch Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever

What : Chicago Sky (3-3) vs. Indiana Fever (1-8) When : Saturday, June 1 at 12 p.m. ET Where : Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind. TV : ESPN Spread : The Chicago Sky are a 3.5-point favorite over the Indiana Fever, per FanDuel.com

Leading scorers

• G Marina Mabrey : 17.3 ppg; 6.5 rpg; 5.2 apg; 39.6% 3-pt FG
• G Dana Evans : 12.5 ppg; 4.2 apg; 1.8 spg; 38.5% 3-pt FG
• C Elizabeth Williams : 12.0 ppg; 8.2 rpg; 2.2 bpg; 50% FG
• F Angel Reese : 11.0 ppg; 8.2 rpg; 2.0 apg; 37.3% FG
• G Caitlin Clark : 17.6 ppg; 6.6 apg; 5.1 rpg; 37.7% FG
• G Kelsey Mitchell : 14.1 ppg; 2.1 apg; 1.4 rpg; 36.4% FG
• F Aliyah Boston : 11.0 ppg; 6.8 rpg; 2.3 apg; 45.2% FG
• F NaLyssa Smith : 10.8 ppg; 6.8 rpg; 1.0 bpg: 50.7% FG

Rivalry between Clark, Reese renewed

Although they only played against each other a few times in college, there was a bit of a rivlary between Clark and Reese. The two stars met in the NCAA Tournament in consecutive years, with each player winning one matchup.

Reese led LSU past Iowa 102-85 in the 2023 national championship. She finished the game with 15 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, three steals and a block in the victory.

In the rematch, Clark got the best of Reese in the Elite Eight round of the 2024 tournament. The Iowa star had a monster game, scoring 41 points, dishing out 12 assists and collecting seven rebounds.

Saturday will mark the first time the two will go head-to-head in their WNBA careers. It's the first of four games between Chicago and Indiana this season.

Kamilla Cardoso expected to return from injury

Another big storyline regarding Saturday's matchup is the potential return of Kamilla Cardoso. The No. 3 pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft has been sidelined with a shoulder injury she sustained in Chicago's preseason opener against the Minnesota Lynx. Cardoso has not played in a regular seaosn game yet.

That could change on Saturday, with Cardoso expected to return from the injury. It's unclear whether or not Cardoso would play for the Sky in the game.

Cardoso is coming off a national title run at South Carolina, with the team finishing the season with a perfect 38-0 record. She averaged 14.4 points and 9.7 rebounds per game in her final year with the Gamecocks.

With a post combination of Reese and Cardoso, there's a very bright future for the Sky. Saturday might give us our first glimpse into the tandem that could potentially run the WNBA one day.

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DUSTIN SCHUTTE