A Victorian community hub currently being restored in Silvertown, East London, originally built by Sir Henry Tate in 1887 for sugar factory workers.
This historic building will feature:
- Enterprise Hub - Collaborative workspace for social enterprises and start-ups
- Workshop & Event Spaces - Flexible areas for community workshops, meetings, and cultural events
- Creative Studios - Affordable workspace for artists and makers
- Community Garden - Outdoor growing spaces and green areas
- Subsidised Café - Social gathering space with affordable refreshments
Using reclaimed materials, this sustainable, net-zero carbon space combines heritage conservation with cutting-edge sustainability. Part of the ReSpace Alliance network, all spaces operate on proven principles: accessible, collaborative, and designed to "reuse waste, reduce inequality, and rebuild community."
Join our regular community events, volunteer sessions, and workshops as we bring this historic space back to life together.
Want to use our space or have a question? Get in touch: [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/reinstate_project
A Victorian community hub currently being restored in Silvertown, East London, originally built by Sir Henry Tate in 1887 for sugar factory workers.
This historic building will feature:
- Enterprise Hub - Collaborative workspace for social enterprises and start-ups
- Workshop & Event Spaces - Flexible areas for community workshops, meetings, and cultural events
- Creative Studios - Affordable workspace for artists and makers
- Community Garden - Outdoor growing spaces and green areas
- Subsidised Café - Social gathering space with affordable refreshments
Using reclaimed materials, this sustainable, net-zero carbon space combines heritage conservation with cutting-edge sustainability. Part of the ReSpace Alliance network, all spaces operate on proven principles: accessible, collaborative, and designed to "reuse waste, reduce inequality, and rebuild community."
Join our regular community events, volunteer sessions, and workshops as we bring this historic space back to life together.
Want to use our space or have a question? Get in touch: [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/reinstate_project
About
Join us for a screening of Not Alone Anymore, a documentary exploring the life of Marlee Matlin. From becoming the first deaf actor to win an Academy Award to her work as an author and activist, the film challenges an industry unprepared for her talent.
This event is part of PictureEast Film Festival 2026. A dynamic celebration of film, culture and community in East London. Curated by local creative voices and presented by The New Black Film Collective in partnership with Film London, this festival champions bold cinematic storytelling and community engagement across Newham and Barking & Dagenham.
The screening is subtitled and followed by a Q&A with British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation. Admission is first come, first served.
Age: 12A Date:
Thursday 22 January 2026 Time: 19:00 - 23:00 The Tate Institute, 1 Wythes Road, E16 2DN https://reinstate.eventschedule.com/
Questions? Email [email protected]