industrial
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119 Wallis Rd, E9 5LN
After the huge success of last year’s launch, we’re back! Join us on Thursday 18 September 2024, from 5 to 9 PM, as the Hackney Wick and Fish Island Community Development Trust and Arbeit proudly open the doors of The Loop — Hackney’s first circular economy hub. Step inside studios led by local pioneers in sustainable design and meet the founders behind the most exciting eco-conscious brands.
Hackney Wick
The studios are 2 minutes from Hackney Wick Overground Station. Bus routes that pass near E9 5LN: 26, 276, 30, 388, 339
Please note that the space is on the first floor is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible. The ground-floor space however is accessible.
There might be some noises since you will have the option to see maker spaces. However, this will be limited and not constant.
The Loop is a physical space located in Hackney Wick that is host to circular economy businesses. The Loop helps circular businesses scale their operations by connecting like-minded peers, helping trial new processes and undertaking R&D activities locally.
Visitors will have access to the warehouse building that is not usually accessible to the public day-to-day. They can connect and visit the studios of some of London’s leaders in the circular economy, learn about the unique community ownership model behind the project, plus engage in an exhibition and workshops. The building will be open 5 to 9pm Thursday 18 September 2025.
In addition, we will also be hosting workshops related to the Loop`s focus on circularity and sustainability. The workshops will allow learning what the circular economy means to our everyday lives and learn about different practices that make up the circular economy. Alongside this, visitors can visit Growing Concerns who are trading in the yard at The Loop. This much-loved East London garden centre has found a new life at The Loop and allows local people to access a wide range of interesting and unusual plants, changing from season to season.
Drop in
community/cultural, concert/performance space, entertainment, gallery, event, walk/tour, restaurant/bar
Repurposed out of a disused sausage factory, Grow was converted into a grassroots venue, community hub, bar and kitchen. This canalside venue celebrates it 10th anniversary this year, and is part of an ecosystem of artist studios & small independent businesses & working yard.
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Drop in
offices, art in the public realm, community/cultural, mixed use, restaurant/bar
Hackney Bridge is a meanwhile project to provide incubator space for a range of people and organisations, combined with public facing elements such as an event space and food hall, across five buildings arranged around a central yard.
Turner Works, 2020
