Coal Drops Yard in The Evening Standard
"The name of the swanky new development is an ode to the area's former use, which involved handling the eight million tonnes of coal delivered to London in the 1850s. The regenerated zone incorporates the surviving structures and ironworks of the original Victorian coal drops."
The Evening Standard is getting everyone ready for our opening day on October 26th - read here to find out what to get excited for in the enormous space!
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Celebrating 7 Years Of Secret 7
From 14 October - 1 November Secret7 will exhibit all the artwork at NOW Gallery on Greenwich Peninsula in London, all 700 records will be sold via auction on the final day. All profits will be donated to help refugees.
Tracey Neuls is proud to be part of this movement amongst photographers, illustrators, painters, graffiti artists and sculptors.
We will be taking our last orders on Redchurch Street
"We have had a lot of fun in our East London shop, pushing the boundaries of retail, treating it like a gallery and hosting thought-provoking Artist Collaborations and creating our most recent Mise en Scene Shoe Bar. We've had a blast and thought leaving you on a funny note would make perfect sense. We look forward to serving you at our other Two Locations in London and of course Online.
Thanks for all your support, laughs and damn good fun - onwards and upwards!"
-Tracey Neuls
London Design Festival | 12-20 September
The 18th edition of the London Design Festival is back!
Whether you live in Central, East, South or North London there'll be something going on in the are: exhibitions, offers, workshops, competition and so much more.
