mixed use
207 Plashet Grove, E6 1BX
Applecart Arts is a grade II listed library building, built by the philanthropist Passmore Edwards and designed by the renowned architect, Silvanus Trevail. The library was opened in 1899. For a period of time, the building was used as a registry office before sitting dormant. In 2021, the arts charity began an extensive refurbishment, opening the site to the public as a creative arts hub.
East Ham
Manor Park
101, 104, 238, 325, 376
We have limited parking in a private car park. If you plan to come by car you can book a space in advance using the JustPark app.
Applecart's café is open 7 days a week and provides a warm welcoming community hub for our visitors
In 2021 Applecart Arts took over the building, saving it from closure and demolition, now hosting a wide range of artistic disciplines.
We work with a wide range of artistic disciplines – creating original music, film, visual art and drama. We combine this with our long-standing commitment to community engagement and pursuit of artistic excellence.
We aim to reach across cultural divides and tell stories which engage, inspire and entertain our audiences.