Art + Culture
Experience the vibrant art and culture scene across the Eastern City.
Sculpture in the City
Sculpture in the City is an annual sculpture park that uses the urban realm as a rotating gallery space. The 13th Edition of Sculpture in the City is on display from 24 July 2024 – Spring 2025, and includes 17 artworks by 15 artists: Arturo Herrera, Clare Burnett, Daniel Silver,…
Infinite Accumulation by Yayoi Kusama
Transport for London (TfL), British Land and City of London Corporation unveil a monumental new sculpture by internationally acclaimed artist Yayoi Kusama at Britain’s busiest station, London Liverpool Street. Infinite Accumulation is the artist’s first permanent public artwork in the UK and her largest ever public sculpture in the world. Yayoi Kusama…
Theatre Deli
Theatre Deli’s Leadenhall Street venue exemplifies their mission of transforming unused spaces into vibrant cultural hubs. Located in the heart of the City of London, this venue offers an inspiring setting for a wide range of performances, workshops, and creative events. With its flexible, multi-purpose design, Theatre Deli at Leadenhall…
Broadworks by Hive Curates
Broadworks by Hive Curates: A New Cultural Hub in the City of London Nestled just two minutes from Liverpool Street Station, Broadworks by Hive is more than just a workspace—it’s a thriving cultural hub at the heart of the City of London. Offering a blend of creativity and community,…
Flavours from around the world
Read HereThe Eastern City of London is a melting pot of cultures, and its dining scene reflects this rich diversity. From vibrant street food stalls to upscale restaurants, you can embark on a global culinary adventure without ever leaving this bustling area.
Start an Office Choir with Music in Offices
It’s as easy as Do Re Mi to set up an office choir with our partners at Music in Offices. Join the chorus of offices who are setting up workplace choirs across the Eastern City. By singing together in a choir at work, people build confidence, benefit from improved mental…
Glasshouse Stories Exhibition
Created by Brighton-based artist Claudia Fontes, the installation explores the hidden lives of plants and the complex relationships between nature, history and migration. The exhibition is inspired by the recent relocation of plants from Kew Gardens’ historic Palm House to a new sustainable home – a moment of transition that…
Library of Things Comes to the Barbican Library Easter 2026
Fed up of buying stuff you don’t use often? The Library of Things is a place where you can access useful items you don’t need to use often, from carpet cleaners to drills to projectors. Join a growing community of people renting items to save money, learn new skills like repair…
Volunteer with Local Community Funded Charitable Projects
The Eastern City Business Improvement District is investing £44,000 across 11 local charitable projects, focussing on education, employability and wellbeing in the area. Now in its fourth year, the BID’s community funding continues to deliver meaningful impact for charities supporting those who live and work in the Eastern City. This…
Eastern City Secret Gardens Walking Tours
Discover the City’s hidden pockets of greenery on the Eastern City Secret Gardens Tour! This carefully curated walk will highlight how nature is being woven into the urban landscape of the Eastern City BID area. On the walk we will spend time in the historic charm of Seething Lane where…
Live Music in Eastern City Outdoor Spaces this Summer
Discover the Eastern City’s hidden outdoor gems with a series of live music performances- perfect for brightening your lunch break or enjoying while passing through. Time: Midday – 2pm (each event date) June Location & Dates 10th & 11th – Jubilee Gardens 17th & 18th – St Peters-upon-Cornhill, Cornhill…
Take a look back through history
Read hereExploring the Eastern City offers a fascinating journey through London’s rich heritage, where modern skyscrapers stand alongside historic landmarks that tell the story of the city’s evolution. From the iconic Monument to the Great Fire of London to the charming Leadenhall Market, each site reveals layers of history that celebrate the architectural and cultural legacy of this vibrant area.
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