LOCATION – Picture House

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Moments away from The Village, one of Walthamstows best kept secrets, hiding some of the best food, drink, and cultural venues in East London. Of particular note is Eat17, creators of the miraculous bacon jam and home to a beautiful dining establishment.

Surrounding areas host plenty of places for activity, with Walthamstow marshes as you travel inwards towards Central London and Epping forest within close proximity to the east, and more as you travel north-east towards Chingford and Loughton

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Welcome to Walthamstow, the cultural hub of London, keeper of heritage and history, along with a splash of modern flair.

Hosting some of Londons most historic buildings, like the William Morris Gallery which houses the art and crafts of the famed designer the building is named after. Newer locations such as God’s Own Junkyard, containing a wide collection of neon signage from across the globe, and Wild Card Brewery, local brewery with tours of their facility, have brought in fresh minds to invigorate the well established history of Walthamstow

The worlds longest street market runs straight through the town centre, paving way to even more local stores and eateries, with cinema, gym, library, and a central hub for transport, including the final northern stop on Victoria Line, allowing quick transport into central London within 25 mins.

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The Walthamstow Village is a global village where great foods from all over the world congregate and compete in this thriving epicentre of nutritional innovation: British, Mediterranean, Spanish, Italian, Carribean and so on; E17 caters to all your comestible cravings.

The Mother’s Ruin Gin Bar with it’s simple cocktails, skylight and modern art – and the miseen-scene of an old World War One munitions building – is a place to kick back and relax. The Castle prides itself on being the original E17 Gastropub while the commodious Queen’s Arms, with its exposed brick and mouthwatering mediterranean menu, is just around the corner.

What’s more the Ravenswood Industrial Estate is a miniDalston in the making; its Wild Card Brewery sells artisan ales and hosts intimate gigs, often with surprise special guests like Thurston Moore and members of Hot Chip.