At the Docks

Ensemble Festival 2023

Ensemble Festival presented by Certain Blacks is a free festival featuring an eclectic mix of circus, dance, and street performance.

This year's outdoor festival at Royal Victoria Docks is part of Without Walls 2023, a consortium of over 30 festivals and arts organisations that brings fantastic outdoor arts to people in towns and cities across England. Seven shows have already been confirmed, including UNITY, Mughal Miniatures, Fussy Foodies: Battle of the Pans, You & Me, Serving Sounds, TEABREAK, and Family Catwalk Extravaganza.

The full Ensemble Festival 2023 programme will be announced soon, along with more information on the already announced events.

Part of At the Docks 2023 – a brand-new summer season of arts, culture, and events at the Royal Docks.

Time & date

21 – 23 July 2023

Location

Royal Victoria Dock

Tickets

Free

For your visit

Food & Drink

Top 1 Forever

Modern British restaurant overlooking of the water, with a wood-fired oven.

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Places To Stay

Sunborn London

Luxury accommodation on board a superyacht minutes from ExCeL London.

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Activities

The Quad Club & Spa

This spa, swimming pool and gym in the Crown Plaza Hotel offers calming treatments and classes.

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