We are delighted to announce that plans are in place to bring the park’s much anticipated café back to life.
At the Docks, a brand-new season of arts, culture and events from 11 May – September 2023.
The Royal Docks Team has joined forces with Newham’s participatory budgeting programme People Powered Places to amplify funding opportunities for grass roots initiatives in the Royal Docks.
Our very own Thames Barrier Park – the biggest park in the Royal Docks area - has once again been honoured with the prestigious Green Flag Award.
Oral History Interviews collected by the MA Public History team at UCL in support of Flotilla, a major new artwork by Melanie Manchot.
The Royal Docks has been honoured with the esteemed 'Living Wage Places Champion' award in recognition of its commitment to promoting and implementing the Living Wage within the area.
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The Royal Docks Team is seeking a Curator and Producer (individual or organisation) with specialism in commissioning, developing and delivering work in the public realm.
The Royal Docks Team recently commissioned DK-CM to help map the needs and ambitions of the Royal Docks business community.
Take part in the pop-up performance Bench Invasion, as part of this year’s Ensemble Festival. Belgian artist Dieter Peter Raphaël Missiaen moves into public space with ten local people, each with a bench under their arm, looking for contact.
The Royal Docks Team are proud to unveil four new digital artworks from exciting local artists, all made in and about the Royal Docks.
Have you ever been tempted by open water swimming? Then why not take the plunge - right here in the Royal Docks!
After 30 years of developing award-winning organic skincare, in 2011 Dr Pauline Hili set up Nourish London. In 2022, Nourish London was the first creative business to open in the new Brunel Street Works in Canning Town.
The Royal Docks marked a significant milestone last week, with building works beginning on the first affordable homes at Silvertown - a historic 60-acre site at the heart of the Royal Docks.
