We explore culture in respect to nature, green, and blue spaces in London by highlighting the deep connection between the city’s vibrant cultural scene and its abundant natural environments. From the lush parks and gardens to the winding rivers and canals, we examine how these green and blue spaces serve as both cultural hubs and natural retreats.
Through art installations, outdoor performances, and cultural festivals, we uncover how London’s natural spaces inspire creative expression and bring communities together. We also look at the sustainability efforts and conservation initiatives that help preserve these precious areas while celebrating the relationship between culture and nature. Whether it’s enjoying live theatre in the park, participating in community gardening projects, or exploring art in nature, we explore how London’s green and blue spaces offer a unique blend of culture, history, and the great outdoors.
Dominoes & Dumplings Event – Black History Month at ELBWO in Newham Read More »
Join us for Black History Month, honouring our communities at Newham’s first-ever Dominoes & Dumplings Event
Join us for good food, great company and a game of dominoes in the tranquil wellness garden at ELBWO.
Friday 30th October 2026
Wassail, and the art of singing an orchard into the future Read More »
Amongst the trees of Bermondsey, we gather in winter with cups in hand and voices ready. This is wassailing – a thank-you to the orchard for what it gives, and a bright, noisy promise of what it will one day become. “Old apple tree, we’ll wassail thee,” we sing, “and hoping thou wilt bear.” Bloom well and bear well, so merry let us be.