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At the Docks, a brand-new season of arts, culture and events from 11 May – September 2023.

London Festival of Architecture and the Royal Docks Team have announced the winning teams of the Pews and Perches competition.

The Work4All project aims to enable participants to progress into Good Jobs, with a specific focus on green jobs across the Royal Docks and Newham.

On 29th January, the Royal Docks Team, in partnership with the Good Hotel, celebrated Lunar New Year with an event jam packed with family friendly activities to mark the start of the Year of the Rabbit.

Last year, communities took centre stage in helping to activate and regenerate the Royal Docks with a fantastic range of projects funded through our Create Your Docks programme.

Public art, nature trails, film performances, light and sound installations – are just a few of the free events and activities that you can enjoy as part of The Line, London’s first outdoor art gallery and public art walk.

#LFA2023 is a month-long celebration of architecture and city-making, taking place every June across London. Their mission is to open up discussions around architecture, test new ideas and uncover and promote new talent, drawing together anyone with an interest in architecture and physical spaces.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, visited Royal Albert Wharf this week to celebrate a trio of milestones for the landmark regeneration of the Royal Docks.

We are looking for compelling creative projects, across any artform, that respond to the climate emergency to be part of our programme next year!

We spoke to Rhea Patel about her experiences as the owner of One Element Docklands and bringing fitness sessions for everybody in the Royal Docks.

The Royal Docks has a winter programme which will entertain, enthuse and excite all in the area.

The Silvertown project is a major new development in heart of the Royal Docks building new homes and a vibrant new centre to the area.

Arebyte is one of just four digital galleries in London and is situated just over the water in City Island. They are always working with and encouraging the finest talent to enrich their galleries.

The Mayor of London and Mayor of Newham have approved £34.69 million of funding to improve the Royal Docks Corridor

Don’t miss out on the last few events and activities, that are being delivered by local community organisations as part of this year’s Create Your Docks.