A New Poem about the Woolwich Ferry
In March 2023, illustrator Salvatore Rubbino was joined by fellow Newham resident Raffaella Ravaioli on a walk through Canning Town to explore how the present has been shaped by the past as the area races towards a new future.
Coming together by Marilyn Fontaine is an audio-visual art piece that explores the work and social culture of African Caribbean workers at Tate and Lyle sugar refinery in the Royal Docks.
Learn to sketch local landmarks in this fun workshop where you will create your very own dock landscape with local artist Matt Ponting.
Eastside Community Heritage is excited to announce their newest project, Echoes from the Bridge, which will record and celebrate the history of working-class bands and musicians at the famous Bridge House pub in Canning Town between 1975-1982
Encounter the works of one of Britain’s most revered Outsider artists in an open air ‘gallery’ in the Royal Docks.
Join collaborative artists Abigail Hunt and I am Kieren Reed for their guided walk Between Walking and Making.
Join sculptor and artist Eloise Hawser on her guided walk, One of the most planned for spaces in the world.
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At Royal Albert Wharf, Notting Hill Genesis celebrated the release of the final phase of their new waterside homes with a special Diwali event in partnership with Bow Arts.
The countdown to Christmas is on. There’s always so much to organise in the lead up to the festive period including planning perfect Christmas dos and get togethers.
The Royal Docks is proud to be one of the UK’s first accredited Living Wage Places, setting a benchmark for sustainable livelihoods. Leading the way is the University of East London (UEL), which recently celebrated 10 years as a Living Wage employer. Professor Amanda Broderick, UEL’s Vice-Chancellor and President, reflects on a decade of achievement in championing fair pay.
