- Canary Wharf’s culture scene welcomes Wallace Chan exhibition from 21 February to 8 April
- The Wharf’s East Wintergarden will once again play host to the PSA World Tour for the 19th annual squash tournament
- Art trails, short story stations and designer basketball remain on the Estate
In the run up to spring, Canary Wharf will play host to a variety of sports, arts and culture to banish the winter blues. From light up ice skating in Canada Square Park to the 19th PSA World Squash Tour in the East Wintergarden, plus Canary Wharf’s newest encapsulating exhibition Wallace Chan – Titans: a dialogue between materials space and time.
The variety of attractions means there are always plenty of options for both residents and visitors to plan for evenings and weekends. The unique basketball court designed by celebrated ‘colour-obsessed’ artist Yinka Ilori, Helaine Blumenfeld’s ‘Look Up’ outdoor art exhibition, Camille Walala’s ‘Captivated by Colour’ walkway and the Canary Wharf Children’s Art Trail remain firm fixtures on the Estate, offering a rich cultural tapestry in the ‘15-minute city’ where everything from art and bars to shops and pharmacies can be reached easily by foot.
Visitors are invited to try out Canary Wharf’s rapidly growing choice of bars and restaurants with exciting new openings from Hawksmoor, Seoul Bird, Marugame Udon, Gallio and Six by Nico adding to the hundreds of shops, bars and restaurants.
Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 February: Pop up London
Canary Wharf’s Pop-Up London event will offer two days of free, family-friendly events and performances to liven up February Half Term. The stunning Crossrail Place Roof Garden will host a packed programme of art, dance, music and theatre across the weekend. From Bollywood dancing to Peruvian flash mob performances and even wig making with drag queens, there is sure to be something to keep you entertained.
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On now until Saturday 26 February: Canary Wharf Ice Rink
Canary Wharf Ice Rink has London’s longest skating season and is open until Saturday 26 February. The rink boasts a clear roof with hundreds of twinkling fairy lights – so there’s no need to worry about the winter weather. New for 2022, skaters can create their own light show with skates fitted with coloured LED lights, for a magical experience on the dark winter nights.
Tickets are on sale now starting at £11.95 for children: 4-12 years and £17.95 for 13 years and over, with a family package available for £49.50 (excluding booking fee). Located in Canada Square Park
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Monday 21 February – Friday 8 April: Wallace Chan Exhibition
At the centre of Canary Wharf’s cultural programme is James Putnam’s newest exhibition; ‘Wallace Chan – Titans: a dialogue between materials space and time’. Open to visitors …….