A pioneering open-air destination in the heart of London's Royal Docks, Silverworks Island is a vast outdoor cultural venue created on the regenerated waterfront of the former docklands. Spanning some thirty-seven thousand square metres along the water, it offers an industrial aesthetic and sweeping views across to Millennium Mills and Canary Wharf. Designed for large-scale events, the site can host up to twenty thousand people and is hired either in its entirety or as one of three separate areas, giving organisers enormous flexibility. With hardstanding ground, robust infrastructure and a transformable layout, it is built to handle complex stage, ticketing and event builds for everything from warehouse gigs to week-long festivals. The venue's programme leans towards festivals, ticketed music events, brand activations, corporate gatherings and film productions, with its cinematic, gritty character already having featured in Netflix's The Gentlemen. Its open-air arena format makes it a natural home for major outdoor performances, immersive installations and sporting showcases at the gateway to the capital. Beyond hosting events, Silverworks Island positions itself as a year-round hub for creativity and collaboration, promoting exchange between international culture and the local Docklands community. Its blank-canvas design allows organisers to reshape the backdrop entirely, turning the waterside space into whatever a given event demands. Sitting at Royal Victoria Dock beside the University of East London and Thames Barrier Park, the site is reached via the Elizabeth line to Custom House, a short walk away, with London City Airport just minutes by road. As a flexible, large-capacity open-air arena, Silverworks Island has emerged as a distinctive new venue for east London's cultural calendar.

Type: Outdoors

Address: Royal Victoria Dock, Silvertown Square, London, United Kingdom, E16 2BU

Website: https://silverworksisland.com

Capacity: 20000

Outdoor Area