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ACTIVE AUGUST Place to Be This Summer Than Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park East Bank East Education Latest plans Summer School revealed on Find out how you page 3 can get involved on page 4 JulyMay – - OctoberJuly 2018 PARKPARK NEWSNEWS 2018 The Great Get Together 2018 With the warm weather well and truly here, there’s no better ACTIVE AUGUST place to be this summer than Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. With the summer holidays fast Our annual community event, The Returning to the Park for a third approaching, why not get the kids out Great Get Together, was a fantastic time, this four-day event will of the house and onto the Park with way to kickstart our summer offer an experience like no other. our always popular Active August programme of events and we were Expect live music, street food programme? delighted to see over 10,000 of and gaming, alongside hands- Throughout August, we'll be running a the Park's local residents enjoying on science shows, panel debates themselves on the day. busy programme of free events across and all the latest in virtual the Park, perfect for keeping the kids On 23 September, we’ll be hosting reality and artificial intelligence active this summer! our next major community event, experiences. The festival runs from Harvest Stomp. Returning to the 5-8 July and is completely free With a selection of sports activities on Park for a fourth year, Harvest (although registering in advance is offer, including paddle-boarding and rowing, as well as cheer leading and Stomp will feature live music, recommended). dancing, food stalls and arts and golf, there's plenty for everyone. Looking further ahead, we’re crafts workshops for all ages. And the sessions are suitable for all ages getting excited about the future – so if you live or work on or near the Ahead of this, the Park will be plans for the Park’s major new hosting our usual mix of events, Park, then be sure to check out the full cultural and education district, East both large and small. From Wing programme of Active August activities Bank. In years to come, some of the Fest on 4-5 August – a celebration at QueenElizabethOlympicPark.co.uk/ world’s most prestigious cultural of one of London’s favourite bites, activeaugust and education institutions will sit the mighty chicken wing – to the return of the hugely successful alongside the Park’s iconic sporting Stay up to date with news and information: venues and visitor attractions. electronic dance festival, Elrow Sign up to receive our regular e-newsletter at: Town on 18 and 19 August, there There’s more on East Bank inside QueenElizabethOlympicPark.co.uk/subscribe really is something for everyone this edition of Park News, alongside facebook.com/queenelizabetholympicpark this summer. our usual roundup of events, news @noordinarypark and developments from across We’ll also be welcoming back @queenelizabetholympicpark Make the Future Live featuring the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and youtube.com/legacycompany Shell Eco-marathon competition. its surrounding area. 01 EVENTS COMING UP EVENTS AROUND THE PARK 5 - 8 Make the Future Live 2018, JUL Stratford Waterfront 7 JUL Vitality Netball Superleague 2018 Grand Final, Copper Box Arena 7 JUL, Runthrough Queen Elizabeth 1 SEP Olympic Park 5k and 10k, south of the Park 11 JUL, Chase the Sun – Run Series 5k 8 AUG, and 10k, south of the Park 12 SEP Since kicking off the summer in style last month with 14 - 15 Athletics World Cup, London The Great Get Together, we’re now in the middle of our busy JUL Stadium events programme here at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. 21 JUL Vitality Hockey Women's World For specific high impact music events or events with road closures, - 5 AUG Cup London 2018, Lee Valley organisers will be writing to residents who may be affected, but Hockey and Tennis Centre please don’t hesitate to contact us directly if you have any queries (featuring free Fan Central) or concerns regarding any of our events. You can call our customer 21 - 22 Müller Anniversary Games 2018, services helpline on 0800 0722 110 or if your call is regarding an JUL London Stadium event at London Stadium, please call 020 8522 6001. Particular events to be aware of as a local resident are: 21 - 29 National Park City Week, across JUL the Park Make The Future Live (5-8 July) Ideas and innovation festival around sustainable and renewable fuels, 22 JUL Open Doors: Vote 100, Here East includes the Shell Eco-marathon competition. From 28 June – 12 July, 29 JUL Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Sidings Street and Carpenters Road (as far as Clarnico Lane and Pool 100, starting at the Park Street) will be closed and the London Aquatics Centre car park is closed from 10pm on 29 June to 8am on 11 July. 4-5 AUG Wing Fest, Stratford Waterfront Athletics World Cup, (14-15 July) and Müller Anniversary Games 7 AUG UpSlide Down, ArcelorMittal Orbit 2018, (21-22 July) London Stadium 18 AUG London Aquathlon – Sprint, This July the London Stadium will host some of the world’s greatest London Aquatics Centre athletes across two unforgettable weekends of international athletics. On 14 and 15 July, roads will close from 2pm, and on 21 and 22 July, 18 - 19 Elrow Town London, north of the roads will close from mid-morning. Road closures will include AUG Park Westfield Avenue, Montfichet Road, Pool Street, Carpenters Road, 16 SEP Race for Life Pretty Muddy, Marshgate Terrace and Sidings Street. north of the Park Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 (29 July) 20 SEP Baton of Life 5k, South of the The prestigious 46 and 100 mile cycling challenge will begin in the Park north of the Park and end on The Mall in central London. From 2am on 29 July the following Park roads will be closed: Westfield Avenue, 22 - 23 Open House Weekend, around Waterden Road, Carpenters Road, Lesney Avenue, Parkes Street, SEP the Park Copper Street, East Bay Lane and Abercrombie Road, Honor Lea 23 SEP Harvest Stomp 2018, north of Avenue and Olympic Park Avenue will be access only. the Park Roads will reopen by 12pm on the event day and the organisers will 25 SEP Great Willy Waddle always endeavour to open residential areas as soon as possible. Carpenters Road will close on Saturday 28 July in preparation. 27 SEP October Erdinger Oktoberfest - 28 OCT London, Stratford Waterfront Closures are London-wide and not just confined to the Park. Please check the Ride London website for wider travel information. 29 SEP Moore Family Fun Run, around the Park Elrow Town London (18-19 August) This electronic dance festival will feature music from both stages West Ham United at the London Stadium from 12-10pm on both days of the event. Soundchecks are likely to take place on Friday 17 August. Westfield Avenue between 18 AUG vs Bournemouth Montfichet Road and Clarnico Lane will be closed at the end of the 1 SEP vs Wolverhampton Wanderers event (approximately 9.30-11.30pm) each evening. 23 SEP vs Chelsea West Ham United matches, London Stadium West Ham United's first home match of the season will be at 3pm on 29 SEP vs Manchester United 18 August, subject to broadcast schedules. Road closures will be in For more information and new event place from 1pm and the full season schedule can be found on the announcements, visit QueenElizabeth Park website. OlympicPark.co.uk/whats-on 02 FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS EAST BANK Last month we were thrilled to unveil the latest plans for the Park’s forthcoming cultural and education district. Known collectively as East Bank, the scheme will welcome new buildings for Sadler’s Wells, BBC Music and the V&A, including a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution, as well as University College London and University of the Arts London’s London College of Fashion. This is a hugely ambitious project for the Park and its surrounding area and further establishes our reputation as one of the most dynamic, exciting and forward-thinking areas in London, if not the world! EAST BANK AT A GLANCE • East Bank will bring an additional 1.5 million • V&A East will display its world-famous collections visitors to the Park and surrounding area at two sites with a new museum at Stratford each year. Waterfront and the V&A Collection and Research at Here East. • More than 2,500 jobs will be created in East Bank, and an estimated £1.6 billion will be generated for • The Smithsonian Institution will establish a the local economy. presence in London for the first time ever, in partnership with the V&A. • Sadler's Wells will open a 550-seat theatre for dance and establish a new centre for • The state of the art BBC music studios will provide choreographic practice and a hip hop academy. a hub from which to celebrate music of all genres. • UAL's London College of Fashion will integrate • UCL will create a new campus, UCL East, providing its six sites onto one campus, accommodating multi-disciplinary research, teaching and 5,000 students with their world-leading research innovation, in areas such as robotics, smart community, business incubation and social cities, culture and conservation, for around enterprise centres. 4,000 students. OPEN DOORS: VOTE 100 Ahead of work beginning on site, East Bank partners have been working together to deliver a range of events and projects for the local community and visitors to the Park. From 12 to 6pm on 22 July, the East Bank partners will join forces to host a day of fun and free entertainment at Here East, celebrating 100 years of women’s suffrage with performances, talks and activities.
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