Cool creatives rub shoulders with up-and-coming technology and established manufacturing in the Royal Docks. Here, there’s a workspace for everyone to come and be inspired.
Ever wondered what it’s like to take a dip in the docks, and what makes it the most exciting place to live in London? Local resident Momtaz shares her thoughts.
You’ve watched the planes take off and land by the docks, but what’s it like on the other side working at London City Airport? Paul explains.
What were the docks like in the late 80s and early 90s? Marian has her fair share of anecdotes.
How did the last remaining complete steamship in the world end up at the Royal Docks? Eric explains.
In addition to the Join the Docks Autumn Programme, we are also programming a series of online creative workshops (which will be recorded) as a creative response to one of the trails or walks in our programme.
Our friends at Keolis Amey Docklands (KAD) want to celebrate the invaluable contribution made by individuals or groups across our community during the coronavirus outbreak.
Local resident Andrew Morris wanted to do something creative during lockdown. The resulting rainbow bridge, created with Bow Arts Trust, has become an inspiration.
Message in a Bottle is a new project, which is part of our Join the Docks 2020 autumn programme where everyone is encouraged to create and submit a zine for an online exhibition
