
Art & Culture
The Islanders
Head to the yard at REinsTate for the first edition of a new event series — showcasing reggae, roots and global sounds in a historic East London landmark.
Before 1850, Silvertown and North Woolwich were little more than marshland — bleak stretches of grazing ground, much of it below sea level and often swallowed by the tide. Then, in the nineteenth century, the industries arrived: shipbuilding, silver, iron, oils, soap, rubber and manure. On the edge of London, a new community took root, forged by the workers who powered this industrial frontier. They proudly called themselves The Islanders.
Now, as The Tate Institute — the social club built in 1887 for Islanders and their friends and families — is brought back to life, we celebrate that spirit of solidarity again via an all-dayer of live music, food, love, unity and community; honouring the past while creating new memories in the same space.
The line-up includes:
- Total Hip Replacement & ANYANKOFO LIVE
- Loose Egusi
- Tice Cin
- The League of Rebelz
- Marcus And The Microdots
- Salsa
- Debbie Golt
- DJ Sherrine
For your visit
New Arrival
Food & Drink
The Windjammer
The Windjammer is a stunning pub with a big focus on fresh, seasonal food, a community atmosphere and exceptional service.
Outdoors
Royal Wharf Gardens
In this garden in the centre of the Royal Wharf development, you'll find a memorial to the Silvertown Explosion.
Community
Royal Wharf Community Dock
From adult ballet classes to dance and drama classes for kids, this new centre in the heart of Royal Wharf has begun with a bang.