Canada Water presents Round The Dock

London’s summer is happening south of the river, and you’re invited. This July and August, Canada Water's dockside becomes one of London's most exciting places to spend the summer. Discover something unexpected and experience the creativity that makes South London one of the capital's most exciting cultural scenes.

Every weekend from 23 July to 30 August, Canada Water is hosting Round The Dock. This is an open-air celebration of South London's creative spirit, which brings together live music and performances, food, markets and family workshops, and experiences in a summer-long celebration of culture by the water, all completely free to attend.

Live On The Water - *Music on most weekends finishes at 5:40pm

●      Norman Jay MBE – 16 August for a one-off set

●      Steam Down – 7, 14, 21 & 28 August

●      Mark Kavuma – 8 August

●      Soul Sanctuary Gospel – 9 August

●      Sophie Faith – 15 August

●      Salsa Night with Timba Britanica – 6, 13, 20 & 27 August

●      Floating-stage performances

●      DJs, spoken word and live music at sunset

Market programme

●      Craft & Flea (25 & 26 July)

●      Bottle Factory Flea (1 August)

●      KERB x Urban Garden Fair (8 & 9 August)

●      SoLo Craft Fair (15 & 16 August)

●      Black Eats Takeover (22 & 23 August)

●      Independent Label Market X N4 Makers Market (29 & 30 August)

Ideas & Culture

●      Pints of Knowledge – 12. 19 & 26 August

●      Spit Nights Poetry – 11, 18 & 25 August

●      Talks, discussions and cultural events

●      Unwind at the open-air Floating Cinema Club, from family favourites to feel-good classics

●      Community-led programming including performances from Peckham Theatre and skateboarding with Skate Canada Water

Family Events

●      Creative workshops including Pebble Art Crafts, Bee Workshop and Drumming & Art Workshop

●      Outdoor activities with Sharky & George + Postcards

●      Family-friendly cultural experiences including pond dipping

All events are free to attend and do not require tickets or advance booking. As space at some locations is limited, crowd management measures will be in place and spectator areas may be closed when safe capacity levels are reached.