A walk around Bethnal Green can be an eventful one. If you’re a budding street photographer or simply enjoy documenting your local area, we’d love to see your pictures! Share them with us on social media using the hashtag #MyBethnalGreen. We’ll showcase our…
We’re delighted to welcome you to our brand new website! The year is drawing in and we’re ready to embrace 2022 with a fresh new look. Expect a wave of updated and exciting content which will continue to showcase all that our…
Under a railway arch just off Bethnal Green Road hides Renegade, Bethnal Green’s very own urban winery. We spoke to Warwick Smith, who is behind the mission to bring winemaking to East London. LBG: When and how did Renegade Urban Winery come…
Join Love Bethnal Green at our upcoming networking breakfast on Tuesday, November 5th, from 8:30 am to 10:00 am at the Young V&A. This is an opportunity to meet and connect with fellow Bethnal Green businesses, organisations, and people over a warm…
Love Bethnal Green was recently invited by Sharon Nicholls from the developer St. William (part of the Berkeley Group) to visit the Marian Place gasholders site, near Broadway Market. We were given a tour by Project Director Brian Maynard, who talked to…
Somali Week Festival OH resident company Kayd Somali Arts will launch their 16th annual Somali Week Festival at the British Library on Friday, October 18, · 6 – 9 pm. Somali Week Festival events are an annual pleasure, and OH is honoured…
Charles Jenkins, memoirist Story telling is a great skill. The ability to twist and weave through personal histories and memories whilst capturing discrete moments is wonderful. We live in an age where the opportunities to share your stories by self-publishing whether it…
E Pellicci’s is a classic East London café that has been serving the local community for over a century. It’s a genuine family business, the Pellicci’s have been working in the café for generations. The ‘E’ in the café’s title emblazoned on…
Sarah Ainslie is a Tower Hamlets based photographer who has documented local life for decades. Inspired by east London, her latest exhibition 'Women of Bethnal Green At Work' is on display at Oxford House in Bethnal Green until 31 March 2023. The…