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Community ran garden open every day, all year and is also free entry and open to all. The curve garden is maintained by it's again community lead cafe, alongside taking donations ,running classes and workshops.

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Dalston Eastern Curve Garden is a vitally needed public green space in the heart of one of the most built-up areas of London. It is a free-to-enter neighbourhood garden that is open seven days a week, twelve months a year, providing an oasis of plants, connection to nature in the city and a community gathering

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Dalston houses the world's largest completed CLT building to date. This building is made mainly from timber. the buildings have been said to help stabilise carbon neutrality.

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CULTURAL; Dalston holds a wide variety of cultures, creating a unique and diverse community. Its home to many people of Turkish, Caribbean and East African descent shown within cuisine and shopping. ​

Cuisine examples: ​

Caribbean: peppers & spice, rudie's, tuck inn canteen​

Turkish: Mangal 2 ( high price point and high end food, links to gentrification)​

Mexican restaurant corrichio's was once a Turkish world food supermarket, now transformed into a mid-price restaurant, Umut 2000, for real Turkish food at a low price point​

African: Banke's kitchen- authentic Nigerian cuisine- directly across from Asorock, which has also served the community for over 20 years w/ Nigerian food.​

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Dalston, London: the Essential Area Guide

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The Dalston area is located in East London, right in the heart of the Hackney borough. Although Hackney used to be one of the poorest parts of the UK back in…

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https://www.timeout.com/london/things-to-do/dalston-area-guide- A guide to the area Manning.J, 04/10/21- within the first line of something supposedly being a guide to the area and its hotspots, the writer begins with “Dalston’s not what it used to be”, and now instead of being an area renowned for cutting edge, stand out fashion that it was known as years ago, the only thing the area serves well for is a decent night out and good food, also naming it for being “ a bit too expensive to live in” – pointing towards the cost of living crisis, or possibly gentrification.​

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Interesting building styles in Dalston Lane, a heavy contrast to the visual elements of places like Kingsland RD

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In 2020 the Hackney council and the mayor of London invested £1.5 million into the market due to the changing nature of high street shopping, installing handheld card readers, new stalls and expanding the greenspace in the heavily populated area, while also protecting the unique heritage and character of the location. ​

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 a gallery dedicated to representing up and coming contemporary and modern artists. ​This is a prestigious galllery with other branches located in Paris,New York and Athens

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Discover Exciting Open Calls and Opportunities for Artists Worldwide Join our prestigious group of galleries located in London, New York, Paris, and Athens. We offer artists the chance to showcase their work through our physical and digital art shows, reaching a global audience. Participate in our thrilling pop-up shows across the USA, Europe, and Asia, and connect with art lovers from around the world. Don’t miss out on these incredible opportunities to expand your audience and enhance the visibility of your creations. Join us today and let your art shine on the international stage!

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Selection Of Exciting - 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘀 And Opportunities For Artists Across The Globe. We Are A London, New York, Paris and Athens Group Of Galleries Bringing Together A Worldwide Audience Through Our Physical And Digital Art Shows.

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A Queer club,cafe and community space, providing a safe and friendly drag and performance space, as well as a cult status drag brunch.

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Dalston Superstore is the beating heart of queer East London, having served the LGBTQ+ community for over 12 years. A multipurpose club, bar, performance space, cafe and gallery with fabulous events and parties nearly every night of the week.

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Hackney born music collective rudimental shows Dalston's Hackney Peace Mural

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Keen followers of the music scene will have noted a lot of posters popping up recently advertising ‘Home’ the new number one album from East London drum

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The True Story Behind Ridley Road

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The 62 Group was a militant Jewish anti-fascist group that actually operated in London in the 1960s.

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9474 likes, 63 comments. “📍 Dalston Car Boot Sale If you’re looking for a wholesome weekend activity in London, the Dalston Car Boot Sale is it! With entry only £1 it’s also a great budget friendly option!”

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East London’s latest must-be-seen-at shopping venue has the unlikely setting of a Dalston junior school playground. The London Car Boot Sale, set up by veteran

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Beyond Retro Dalston | Vintage Clothing Dalston | Beyond Retro

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A huge store, filled with the best vintage clothing, accessories, bags and footwear. Situated in the cool and characterful Dalston it is the perfect destination for a Vintage shopping day.

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heavily inspired by east end pub culture, the prince Arthur on forest road puts its own high end spin on pub grub

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Neighbourhood pub in London Fields serving food and cocktails.

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Welcome to The Nudge’s Dalston Guide: your run-down of the best bars, restaurants and al fresco hangouts in this East London neighbourhood, alongside quirky, unmissable things to do.

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BBC One - Ridley Road - The Real Ridley Road

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Although Ridley Road is a fictional story it’s inspired by real events.

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Kingsland Shopping Centre, Dalston

Located on the bustling Kingsland High Street and alongside the lively and eclectic Ridley Road market, Kingsland Shopping Centre has something for everyone: all your favourite shops and ample parking. Some stores offer a Click & Collect service, just order online and collect in store - it's that easy!

On this website you will be able to find store information as well as the latest offers, news and events and car parking information.

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Located on the Kingsland High Street, alongside the lively Ridley Road market, Kingsland Shopping Centre has something for everyone.

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Stickers, Graffiti and Street Art found in Dalston by Akt One, Koze, Pouzr, Mogs and others.

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(Locally known as Kingsland Waste)

This used to be a trading hub between Dalston and Shoreditch; selling everything from antiques to spare parts. It was a really popular spot for finding bargains and hidden gems.

It relaunched in July of 2018 and still offers a great selection of second-hand goods, collectibles, and antiques.

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It is often assumed that World War Two saw an end to the British Union of Fascists and their leader Sir Oswald Mosley. In fact Mosley’s blackshirts continued to organise and held frequent rallies in Dalston, often in Ridley Road. They were vigorously opposed by local MPs and the council but there were no laws against racial discrimination and no legal form of effective opposition. Resolute anti-fascist action was led by local grassroots organisations including the Yellow Star Movement and the militant 43 Group. This had been set up by Jewish ex-servicemen immediately after the war and was a model for the 62 Group that continued to counter Dalston’s fascists years later. All night vigils and street occupations were sometimes successful in seeing off fascist meetings. At other times the clash between blackshirts and anti-fascists became violent. On September 12 1962 400 young people marched from Ridley Road to Whitehall to demand that incitement to racial hatred be made a crime. They walked in silence, some wearing the yellow Star of David, some carrying barriers urging ‘Black and White Unite’. Incitement to racial hatred become a criminal offence in the UK with the Race Relations Act of 1976 but anti-fascist action in Ridley Road was seen again in the 1980s.Taken from Hackney Terrier 96, Autumn 2015

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Located opposite Dalston Kingsland station, Ridley Road Market has been serving the local community since the 1880s. Its east London neighbourhood has recently

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Circle Collective/Circle Community | Hackney Education

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Details This charity and social enterprise runs three programmes that provide non accredited training for disadvantaged 16-25 year olds. Participants must be eligible and able to access full time work. Circle Collective: a streetwear and skate shop that trains young people interested in any career path with work experience in our retail shop which will show them how a business is run and will help overcome anxiety and confidence in the workplace. Participants are taught to develop and identify transferable skills (such as timekeeping, taking instruction, teamwork), receive training in customer service, stock management and cash handling and are supported into employment. Navigating the Gig Economy: this new programme is designed to teach young people about ‘The Hustle’ of working multiple jobs, doing freelance or self-employed work (a ‘gig’) and knowing their rights and responsibilities. This includes creative young people keen to work for themselves in music, fashion or programming or those going into traditional gig-economy roles such as tradespeople, Uber drivers and delivery people. Participants attend informative workshops, create their own t-shirt with a social message and sell it in Circle Collective’s streetwear store, whilst managing a budget and marketing for the product like a real business. They will also access a wellbeing programme and tips and support around being self-employed. Back to Your Future: designed to get disadvantaged young people into permanent employment. Participants receive CV support, employability and confidence-building workshops, mentoring, a wellbeing programme, links to employers and support into employment. These programmes act as preparation for employment with further training such as apprenticeships 16-18, employment 18+ or future academic or vocational study. Young people aged 16 to18 should be aware of the requirements of Raising the Participation Age legislation. Entry requirements and more information Ofsted - N/A Address and contact details Circle Collective 136 Kingsland High Street London E8 2NS 0207 249 2442 Bus routes Kingsland Road 67, 76, 149, 243, 488 Nearest stations Dalston Junction Overground Dalston Kingsland Overground

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Every time you shop with or donate to traid, you're helping to change fashion for the better. From supporting organic cotton farmers in Benin, to garment workers in India, find out how you can help us support the people who make our clothes.

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London’s Most Fashionable Women Share Their Definitive List Of Charity Shops

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There’s no gate-keeping here, you’re welcome

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Details for: Hackney studios ; East London creatives and their spaces / › Ravensbourne University Library catalog

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Jenny Lewis spent three years in and out of studios across Hackney photographing a diverse range of artists inside their creative spaces. The result is a compelling picture of a creative community in the heart of East London at a time of great change as well as an unusual insight into the creative mind. Illustrators, filmmakers, jewellers, ceramicists and fashion designers not only invite us into their studio but also share their private thoughts about the creative process.