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Trinity Buoy Wharf

Trinity Buoy Wharf Trinity Buoy Wharf is a thriving centre for the arts and creative industries located in East London. Originally an empty, derelict site in 1998, it has been carefully regenerated while still maintaining its fascinating history and unique riverside location. With over 350 like-minded individuals enjoying the community, Trinity Buoy Wharf offers amenities such as studio and gallery space, a pier, boat club, school, rehearsal rooms, and two dining options - Driftwood Cafe and Fat Boys all American diner. Visitors can also explore the site's captivating buildings, installations, and the Lightships LV93 and LV95 that are moored there. Located on Orchard Place, Trinity Buoy Wharf is a must-visit destination for arts and culture enthusiasts.

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Studio M is Available Now!Second floor workspace with sink and balcony362 sq ft£970+ VATComment “Workspace” and we will ...
02/06/2026

Studio M is Available Now!

Second floor workspace with sink and balcony

362 sq ft

£970+ VAT

Comment “Workspace” and we will send you the details!

Comment “drawing” and we will send you the link to enter!Featured Artists:Mark ShieldsJulia PeinterVivienne Blackett
29/05/2026

Comment “drawing” and we will send you the link to enter!

Featured Artists:
Mark Shields
Julia Peinter
Vivienne Blackett

Comment “Ruskin” and we will send you the details on how to enter!Featured Artworks from:Tomohiro ShibukiJill Gibson    ...
21/05/2026

Comment “Ruskin” and we will send you the details on how to enter!

Featured Artworks from:
Tomohiro Shibuki
Jill Gibson

We had a visit from the amazing  who did this wonderful drawing from the deck of  🚢
19/05/2026

We had a visit from the amazing who did this wonderful drawing from the deck of 🚢

A great new article about the Lighthouse from Secret London
14/05/2026

A great new article about the Lighthouse from Secret London

Over in Trinity Buoy Wharf, curious Londoners will find the Experimental Lighthouse. But this ain't no ordinary lighthouse.

There is less than a month left to enter the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize!Comment “Drawing” and we will send across ...
14/05/2026

There is less than a month left to enter the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize!

Comment “Drawing” and we will send across all the details on how to enter.

Featured Artworks:
With my spirit bird - Kate Walters
Mama - James Vassallo
Busting savings - Simon Parish

Another fantastic YouTube video, this time about  from  Comment “Robin” and we will send you the link to watch!
07/05/2026

Another fantastic YouTube video, this time about from

Comment “Robin” and we will send you the link to watch!

Comment “Drawing” and we will send you the details on how to enter!Works featured:Barry Marsden - Steph in transitionFer...
05/05/2026

Comment “Drawing” and we will send you the details on how to enter!

Works featured:

Barry Marsden - Steph in transition
Fernando Martin - Guard
Carla Groppi - Submission

Last month we met with YouTuber Chris Spargo and Annie from  here at Trinity Buoy Wharf. They took a tour around the Lig...
30/04/2026

Last month we met with YouTuber Chris Spargo and Annie from here at Trinity Buoy Wharf. They took a tour around the Lighthouse and did an interview which is now a part of Chris’s latest video on Lighthouses.

It’s a fantastic video that has already reached over half a million people!

If you’d like to watch it, just comment “Lighthouse” on this video and we will send you the link!

Visit the Lighthouse here at Trinity Buoy Wharf, and listen to   composed by Jem Finer
23/04/2026

Visit the Lighthouse here at Trinity Buoy Wharf, and listen to composed by Jem Finer

Comment “Drawing” and we will send you more details on how to apply!Works featured:Susie Hamilton - BlackfriarsSimon Pag...
21/04/2026

Comment “Drawing” and we will send you more details on how to apply!

Works featured:
Susie Hamilton - Blackfriars
Simon Page - End of Babel
Yutong Liu - Echoes of Blue

Comment “Drawing” for more details on how to enter ✏️Works featured:Kristian Evju - ReflectionsGerry Davies - Flood Stor...
09/04/2026

Comment “Drawing” for more details on how to enter ✏️

Works featured:
Kristian Evju - Reflections
Gerry Davies - Flood Story

Londons only Lighthouse!
07/04/2026

Londons only Lighthouse!

Do you want to see more of our lighthouse?This April will be Lighthouse Month, where we will be posting more about Londo...
30/03/2026

Do you want to see more of our lighthouse?

This April will be Lighthouse Month, where we will be posting more about London’s only Lighthouse, and of course,

Stay tuned for more lighthouse content!

26/03/2026

At TBW we celebrate all the artists who create with passion.

Entries are currently open for our drawing prize exhibition - comment “drawing” to enter

Featured artists from previous Ruskin and Drawing prize Exhibitions:
Andrew Baldwin
Carali McCall
Julie Heaton
Elisa Alalussua
Rosemarie McGoldrick
Charlotte Chisholm
Arina Gordienko
Elizabeth Nast
Donna Mclean
Miriam Escofet
Amy Zhao
Izaac Elliott
Duncan Cameron
Olivia Rowland

Studio EC is the most affordable studio on site, and it is available to rent now!At Just £190 + VAT per month, it is the...
24/03/2026

Studio EC is the most affordable studio on site, and it is available to rent now!

At Just £190 + VAT per month, it is the perfect space for a solo creative or a business just starting out.

Located here at Trinity Buoy Wharf, East London

Comment “Studio” for more details

Did you know that there is a special prize category for anyone living in the London Boroughs of Tower Hamlets, Newham an...
20/03/2026

Did you know that there is a special prize category for anyone living in the London Boroughs of Tower Hamlets, Newham and Greenwich?

In addition on the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize award of £15,000 and The Student Award of £2,000, entrants who are residents of these three boroughs will be eligible for a new £1,000 award called the Three Boroughs’ Award

For more information on The TBW Drawing Prize, comment “Drawing” and we will send the details your way!

16/03/2026

So much has changed, yet so much is still the same!

12/03/2026

The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize’s largest award to date- £15,000 for the first prize winner!

If you know someone who deserves to win, tag them below! And if this is you, comment “Drawing” for details on how to enter!

Your drawing deserves a bigger stage. 🎨Enter the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2026 for a chance to exhibit in London...
05/03/2026

Your drawing deserves a bigger stage. 🎨
Enter the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2026 for a chance to exhibit in London and win up to £15,000. Entries close 9 June at 5pm.

Did you know that you can make your own version of the Lighthouse and The Chain and Buoy Store?This scale paper model ki...
03/03/2026

Did you know that you can make your own version of the Lighthouse and The Chain and Buoy Store?

This scale paper model kit was designed by David Hathaway of Paper Shipwright and is free to download for your own use!

Comment ‘Model’ and we will send you the link!

24/02/2026

Comment “Workspace” and we will send you all the details about the studios and how to enquire!

18/02/2026

A short clip from ‘s shortlisted work for the John Ruskin Prize exhibition - Bon Appétit!

The 2026 John Ruskin Prize 1st place winner Duncan Cameron  with his work Stratigraphy.Watch Duncans full interview alon...
12/02/2026

The 2026 John Ruskin Prize 1st place winner Duncan Cameron with his work Stratigraphy.
Watch Duncans full interview alongside interviews from some of the other artists in the exhibition in our new YouTube video!

Comment “Video” and we will send you the link!



Second Photo by Leondre Devries

The 8th John Ruskin Prize exhibition is open 🎨29 January 2026 – 21 February 2026Wed–Fri 11:00–17:00Sat–Sun 10:00–17:00📍T...
03/02/2026

The 8th John Ruskin Prize exhibition is open 🎨

29 January 2026 – 21 February 2026

Wed–Fri 11:00–17:00
Sat–Sun 10:00–17:00

📍Trinity Buoy Wharf
🎟️Free entry

Photo credit: Leondre Devries

Address

Trinity Buoy Wharf, 64 Orchard Place
London
E14 0JY

Public Transport:
1. Take the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) to East India station.
2. From East India station, walk south on Blackwall Way towards Orchard Place.
3. Continue straight on Orchard Place until you reach Trinity Buoy Wharf.

Driving/Parking:
1. From central London, take the A13 eastbound towards Canary Wharf.
2. Continue on the A13 until you reach the junction with Aspen Way/A1261.
3. Take the exit onto Aspen Way/A1261 and continue for about 0.5 miles.
4. Turn left onto Orchard Place and follow the road until you reach Trinity Buoy Wharf.
5. Limited parking is available at Trinity Buoy Wharf, so it's recommended to check their website or contact them in advance for parking options and availability.

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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Trinity Buoy Wharf, located in Orchard Place, London, is a hidden gem that has transformed from an empty and derelict site into a thriving hub for the arts and creative industries. With over 350 like-minded individuals calling this unique riverside location home, Trinity Buoy Wharf offers a rare sense of community.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Trinity Buoy Wharf is its commitment to preserving its fascinating history. The site's buildings, installations, and even its residents, such as the moored Lightships LV93 and LV95, serve as reminders of its rich past. This dedication to heritage sets Trinity Buoy Wharf apart from other developments in the area.

Despite its careful regeneration, Trinity Buoy Wharf has managed to retain its character while providing modern amenities. The site offers studio and gallery spaces for artists to showcase their work, a pier for leisurely strolls along the riverfront, a boat club for water enthusiasts, and rehearsal rooms for performers honing their craft.

When it comes to dining options, Trinity Buoy Wharf does not disappoint. Visitors can indulge in delicious meals at Driftwood Cafe or experience the flavors of an all-American diner at Fat Boys. These culinary offerings add another layer of vibrancy to the already bustling atmosphere.

One cannot overlook the sustainability efforts at Trinity Buoy Wharf either. Three Container City buildings stand proudly on-site, showcasing innovative architecture that repurposes shipping containers into functional spaces. This commitment to sustainability aligns perfectly with the forward-thinking ethos of this arts and culture center.

Trinity Buoy Wharf truly stands out as a beacon of creativity in East London. Its unique blend of history, community spirit, artistic expression, and sustainable practices make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic cultural experience. Whether you're an artist looking for inspiration or simply someone who appreciates art and culture, Trinity Buoy Wharf is sure to captivate and inspire you.

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