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Past events

Symposium18/10/23 Tributaries: Reflections on Public Art and Water Exhibition15/09/23 - 08/10/23 Life by the Lea Performance17/09/23 Performance Lecture: Simon Faithfull, 0º00 Navigation Performance17/09/23 Performance: The Lay Shaft Drive is Down by Helen Cammock Tour23/09/23 BSL Interpreted Guided Tour of The Line Workshop23/09/23 Mask Making at Greenwich Peninsula with Thames Festival Trust Workshop16/08/23 Woodblock printing workshop for families Workshop09/08/23 Cyanotype printing workshop for families Workshop24/06/23 Creative Workshops in the Royal Docks Tour03/06/23 - 30/09/23 Guided art tours Talk22/03/23 Artist talk: Larry Achiampong in conversation with Priyesh Mistry Walking weekend24/09/22 - 25/09/22 Walking Weekend Tour06/08/22 - 12/11/22 Free Saturday tours Workshop28/09/22 Community Consultation evening Workshop10/10/22 Inside Out: Birdwatching Workshop10/10/22 Inside Out: Resilience Walk Workshop11/10/22 Inside Out: Madge Gill Tour & Archive Visit Tour12/10/22 Inside Out: Phytology Site Visit Talk12/10/22 Inside Out: Roundtable Discussion Workshop23/07/22 The Living Line: family friendly workshops Performance13/07/22 Aamad: Schools Dance Performance Exhibition22/06/22 - 03/07/22 Nature in Mind: A community exhibition inspired by Madge Gill on The Line Workshop18/06/22 - 19/06/22 Open Weekend at Trinity Buoy Wharf Workshop11/06/22 World Oceans Day at Royal Museums Greenwich Performance09/04/22 Rana Begum: No. 1104 Catching Colour – launching at London City Island Walking weekend18/09/21 - 19/09/21 Spend Time on The Line Workshop23/05/21 Madge Gill: Nature in Mind – drawing & making workshop Film Screening and Talk08/06/20 World Oceans Day 2020 with Royal Museums Greenwich: Serge Attukwei Clottey Workshop05/06/20 Artist Lola Lely’s Madge Gill-inspired workshop Talk28/05/20 Jane’s Walk London: live conversation Workshop27/07/19 Lost and Found on The Line with Abigail Fallis Tour21/09/18 - 22/09/18 Sketchcrawl: Imagine The Line Music video23/05/15 I Walk The Line

Wellbeing walks

Health and WellbeingEvery Thursday at 11am
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The Line hosts a weekly wellbeing walk for anyone who may benefit from spending time outdoors. Aiming to improve wellbeing, particularly following the Covid-19 pandemic, these free guided walks explore the wildlife, art and heritage along The Line in Newham. Come and join a friendly group of walkers in your local area and boost your wellbeing!

When: 11am on Thursdays.

Start: meet at the outside seating area at Jim & Tonic at The Print House, 133 High Street, E15 2RB

End: we finish the walk at The House Mill at around 12pm, and then spend about an hour having complimentary tea or coffee, ending the session at 1pm.

What to expect:

  • The walk will be led by our friendly and welcoming guides: Christine Coker, a trained mindfulness practitioner, and one of The Line’s youth guides
  • The walk is completed at a gentle pace, taking approximately 30 minutes with stops along the way to pause, reflect and make conversation
  • There are several opportunities to sit and rest along the route
  • The walk incorporates some mindfulness exercises and creative activities – these are completely optional
  • The walk is a non-judgmental space and welcoming to all
  • Please wear appropriate footwear and weather appropriate clothes – we walk in sun or rain
  • Please bring water with you for the walk
  • We always end the walk with a free tea or coffee at The House Mill at around 12pm – this is optional
  • There is a toilet at the meeting point, Jim & Tonic, as well as at the end point, The House Mill.

Who can join?

The wellbeing walk is for everyone! If you think you would benefit from some light exercise in the outdoors and meeting other local people, then the wellbeing walk is for you.

How to join:

You can refer yourself using our referral form, by speaking to your local social prescriber or link worker, by booking your place on our Eventbrite here or emailing us on wellbeing@the-line.org. Please advise us of any access requirements in advance and we will aim to accommodate where possible. If you have any further questions, you can call on 020 3488 9250 or email wellbeing@the-line.org.

Guidelines:

Our walks are designed to be safe and welcoming for everyone.

We ask that you please:

Accept others without judgement.

Look after each other – e.g. go at the slowest person’s pace.

Be responsible for yourself. We share responsibility for making our walks wonderful.

If there are any issues, let Christine Coker, the walk leader, know.

Please ensure that you treat staff and participants with respect. Abusive and discriminatory behaviours of any kind will not be tolerated.

Remember that conversations, although outdoors, still remain confidential.

This is a space where wellbeing is prioritised and emotions and feelings are discussed. Christine Coker is a trained mindfulness practitioner but she is not a qualified therapist. Guidance on where to find mental health support is available should you need this.

Transport options:

Bus – 25, 108, 276, 425, D8

Stop M Warton Rd (coming from Bow) – approx. 2 minute walk

Stop L Abbey Lane (coming from Stratford) – approx. 2 minute walk

DLR – Pudding Mill Lane, Stratford High Street – approx. 10 minute walk

Taxi – ask driver to pull into Sugar House Lane, right next to Jim & Tonic at Print House Bar on Sugar House Island

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