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Ely’s Yard
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Ely's Yard is former service yard that is now home to food trucks, markets, shops, bars and permanent artworks by widely recognized artists Banksy, Shepard Fairey, Invader, Vhils.
This meeting point has hosted a variety of daytime activities from London's first City Beach to epic scale murals on its floors and surrounding walls; experiential activity, art installations, projections and brand activations that require high public visibility.
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Ely’s Yard marks the west side of the Truman Brewery Estate and is located just off Hanbury Street and opposite Wilkes Street, opening into Dray Walk. The Yard is frequented by media, creative, fashion and tech industry denizens. The area attracts many thousands of visitors to the bustling work spaces, themed events, weekend markets, eye-popping street art, boutiques, cafes and rich diversity of restaurants. |
| Access |
Vehicular and pedestrian access via Hanbury Street Gates and pedestrian only access is via Dray Walk, off Brick Lane. |
| Services |
N/A |
| Comms |
The Truman Brewery's dedicated onsite service provider, TruTec Services, can easily provide support, networking, telephony and internet connectivity to this location.
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| Power |
2 x 63A 3 Phase C Form Socket (subject to prior agreement).
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| Lighting |
Sodium Flood Lights on Darkness Activated Sensors. |
| Capacity |
Capacity is Event Specific.
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| Floor: |
Street level / Ground Floor. |
| Size: |
5150 sq ft |
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