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http://www.thestageshoreditch.com/culture-map-shoreditch

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Another attraction of Shoreditch is The Geffrye Museum. The musem showcases the lives of Birtish people and each room gives a snapshot of living room life in a specific period. Soon, the museum will be embarking on a transformational £18m development project, Unlocking the Geffrye. The museum will close its doors on the 7th of January 2018 for almost two years(Oakley, 2017).

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BOXPARK is a concept founded by Roger Wade who described it as the "world's first pop-up mall". In essence, Boxpark is a food and retail park made out of refitted shipping containers. Shoreditch due to its artsy environment had the honour to have the first Boxpark which opened in 2011.
The Boxpark was and still is as success attracting tourists and young people everyday with its food stalls and events. The venue is hosting over 200 events each year (BBC News, 2017).

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Nowadays, Shoreditch is the creative heart of London and the home of Tech City, the centre of the UK's cultural and digital economy.
It is Hackney's major employment area, providing over 40,000 jobs in over 4,000 businesses and has played a key part in the prosperity of the borough.
The area has over 150 cultural venues and an expanding hospitality sector.
The council wants to protect and sustain Shoreditch's unique charecter and is currently developing an Area Action Plan namely, Future Shoreditch which will describe a vision for Shoreditch in 2034. The council is encouraging everyone that feels passionately about Shoreditch to get involved and help create an inclusive and prosperous Future Shoreditch (Planning for Future Shoreditch, 2017).

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Right on the border of the city, Shoreditch is the most fashionable of Hackney's neighbourhoods.

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Although part of the East End, Shoreditch was originally part of Middlesex and officially became part of the County of London in the late 1800s.
Its position just outside the city made it a popular venue for entertainment. The people that were part of the city did not like having theatre districts in the City of London as it made it look rowdy, so putting on shows outside of the city walls kept everyone happy, although it  did get Shoreditch a reputation of being disorderly.
Shoreditch's cultural history is deep rooted, and digging down into traditional cultural forms such as literature and theatre only further confirms that the area has always been a hub of creativity and innovation (Ackroyd, 2000).