LFA 2026
Stepping back to explore dockland’s communities
A guided walk, discovering the changing urban landscape of Silvertown and Royal Victoria and its impact on communities, and how spaces such as the Tate Institute took on a rising significance as a place of social belonging, for locals, isolated by reduced transport links and factory shift working.
Find out about the different work communities and how the Dock’s closure, not only transformed the area, but led to activism, People’s Plan, community innovation, artistry, and the uniting and dividing of residents over City Airport. We will bring these stories to life by sharing sound clips and images from our Hidden-History archive.
For your visit
Activities
Wakeup Docklands
Wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and paddleboard yoga – for beginners and back-flippers alike.
New Arrival
Business
Duffy London
Duffy London is a Design Studio from Christopher Duffy producing ideas-based pieces of modern furniture and sculpture. The studio combines art with function to design and manufacture a range of limited edition collections that play on the concepts of gravity, geography, and illusion.
Food & Drink
Nakhon Thai
Thai restaurant overlooking the docks, with a Polynesian-style cocktail bar.