DIY East

East: a festival championing best of East London

Take a do-it-yourself tour of East London with these handy hints and downloadable guides.

Whether East London is where you call home, where you shop at the weekends or a place you've been meaning to explore, there is always something new to discover.

Download your DIY East guide to East London [PDF 2MB]

East London: Fashion Forward

London's East End has always been at the heart of the rag trade, inspired by and home to many immigrant groups throughout its coulorful history of silk weavers, dressmakers and tailors. In modern times, many famous designers have called this area home including Jimmy Choo and Alexander McQueen. Emerging designers, stylists and the fashion forward crowd continue to see East London as a hub of inspiration for the latest trends. 

For a bit of your own inspiration, check out some hot new designers in the Laden Showroom, Start, and the Hoxton Boutique. And check the DIY East guide above for other fashion finds.

Have an Art Attack in East London

With more than 80 art galleries, there's something for everyone's taste in the East End. Don't miss the famous WhiteCube and Whitechapel Art Gallery, but also look out for hidden gems scattered all around this area waiting to be discovered. The First Thursdays project, the Contemporary Arts Project and the DIY East guide will help you plan your art attack trail.

Nibbles and Nightlife in East London

Whether you're after the comfort a good 'ol curry down Brick Lane, trendy cocktails in Shoreditch, or clubbing in Dalston, you're sure of a good night out in East London. In fact, you might be spoilt for choice! How does a bite at a Vietnamese restaurant like Song Que before drinks and dancing at Bardens Boudoir sound? In the mood for something else? Your DIY East guide will help you make another plan!

Explore East London by Bus

Route 25 Bank, Brick Lane and Mile End [PDF 193KB]

Route 8 Liverpool Street to Bow [PDF 281KB]

Route 135 City to Docklands [PDF 221KB]

Route 394 Angel Islington to Hackney [PDF 170KB]

Route 149 Shoreditch to Dalston [PDF 167KB]

Route 277 Highbury Corner to Canary Wharf [PDF 194KB]

Street Map of East London 

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Quirky Shopping Guide [PDF 1.4MB]
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Area Highlights

 

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 DIY East map Barden's BoudoirBistrotheque Bow Arts TrustBroadway MarketCafe OTOColumbia Road MarketGeffrye MuseumHackney EmpireRidley Road MarketRoman Road MarketSpa LondonThe CamelThe Laden ShowroomThe Wapping ProjectTower Hamlets Cemetery ParkWhite CubeWhitechapel Gallery Wilton's Music Hall
 

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