Heritage

Dockside Diaries

Uncover the history of your foreshore with licensed mudlarker Jane Parker www.janeslondon.com and Thames21. Dig deep with Dockside Diaries and see what you can find!

Wear comfortable, weather appropriate clothes - Mudlarking kit, gloves and boots provided

To register contact Bo or Zoe studio@framesofmind.uk tel: 020 8519 0143

Supported by the Royal Docks Team to help ensure local communities are at the heart of the area's regeneration.

Time & date

Thursday 19 May
9.30am - 12.00pm

Location

Royal Victoria Gardens, Woolwich Manor Way (entrance) E16 2GD

Tickets

Free

For your visit

Outdoors

One Element Docklands

Join the local fitness community all year round in the scenic Thames Barrier Park - all abilities welcome.

Silvertown

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Community

North Woolwich Library

This is more than a library; here you'll find a homework club, model railway society, and more.

North Woolwich

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Food & Drink

Nani Café

Beans on toast, paninis, and other homely lunch options at equally homely prices.

Royal Victoria Dock

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