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London Festival of Architecture


Tate Lives: Silvertown and North Woolwich, Past & Present at the London Festival of Architecture

"Stories from the land, water and people" Tate Lives 2 civic engagement will have an exhibition 12th to 16th June at the UEL Archives. In fact, the Royal Docks is one of four neighbourhoods included in the LFA's core programme this year. All are welcome to contact if they wish to contribute to Tate Lives. This could be a talk, a memory, a story, a picture, a video, any piece of history about the docks you have and it will be displayed in a living history! Tate Lives began in 2016 when RDCV contacted the University of East London Archives with the desire to build a local holding place for the rich heritage of the area. It is designed as a way to preserve the oral and visual history of people in the Docks, and to creatively share these stories in a creative and less formal manner. Ultimately, it helps people reconnect with their own past, with relatives and stories they never knew, and with the pasts of newcomers looking to share their identities. more on the back story can be read in our February newsletter AND! checkout the video from last year at the Ferry Festival More details at the following links: LFA Events page LFA Tate Lives page Evenbrite Directions to Tate Lives:

UEL Archives, Library and Learning Services Docklands Campus 4-6 University Way London E16 2RD

South of the docks, take 474 bus and get off at UEL and walk west along the to the last building where the library is. The exhibition is in the Archives room on ground floor to the right of reception North of the docks get off at Cyprus DLR walk into the University Campus, turn right and the Library building is there.

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Don't Forget! There's always plenty of activity to follow on Facebook. The Royal Docks Community Voice public group is your platform to post up, add friends, families, neighbours; it's an online community noticeboard for the Royal Docks, just one more way for neighbours to connect: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RoyalDocksCommunityVoicePublicGroup/there.



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