Streets of the World outdoor photo exhibition at Canary Wharf
These photos are great. Jeroen Swolfs has spent 7 years photographing the street life of 195 capital cities of the world. This enormous outdoor photo exhibition displays one photo from each.
It’s spread all around Canary Wharf. Good places to start would be outside the Jubilee Line exits in Jubilee Park and Montgomery Square, or beside the Thames at Westferry Circus. There’s a map and plan here. The exhibition continues until 24th May, and I can thoroughly recommend it.
Friends of Island History Trust Open Day Saturday
Further down the Island you can delve into the rich history of the area. The open day is on Sat 4th May 11.30 – 5pm. £2 entry fee includes a raffle ticket. At St John’s Community Centre, Glengall Grove, London, E14 3NE. Near Crossharbour DLR. More on their website.
Hoxton Mini Press Sale of Local Books
Until Tuesday only. Many are half price – check them out here.
Free Art Workshop in Victoria Park Sunday
Join artists Fritha Jenkins & Marta Bakst exploring Victoria Park in exciting new ways using camera phones.
Sun 5th May 11 – 1pm The Hub, Victoria Park.More details and Free Registration here.
Also on Sunday: Blackwall – Before the towers came
This guided walk starts at Canning Town Station and costs £5.92. More info and booking here.
Free Cycle Marking & Registration Thursday 10th
Take your bikes to the Bromley by Bow Centre, London, E3 on the 10th May 2019 between 10am & 12noon. Local Police will complete the cycle marking and registration free of charge. Security marking your bike deters potential thieves as your bike can be easily traced if it is stolen.
