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Elys Yard
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Ely's Yard is an old service yard that benefits from easy accessibility and heavy footfall. Ely's Yard is now home to Sunday UpMarket, several shops, bars, restaurants, food trucks and permanent artworks by widely recognized artists Banksy and D*Face. The yard has hosted a wide variety of day events and filming from a dramatic Ghost Train to London's first city Beach. It can also be utilised for art installations, projections, PR that needs general public footfall, outdoor screening and unit basing. This is one of East London's busiest thoroughfares. |
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| Location |
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Elys Yard is located just off Hanbury Street. The Yard benefits from multiple entrances from Dray Walk and from Hanbury Street. |
| Access |
Drive straight in from Hanbury Street or by foot from Hanbury Street and Dray Walk. |
| Services |
You could use Elys Yard in conjunction with our bar, Corbet Place (300 capacity inside and also has a bar outside), for a day event as it is right next to it. |
| Comms |
Our onsite IT company can easily provide you with access to internet and communication services tailored to your needs. |
| Power |
2 x 63 amp 3 phase c form sockets potentially available from adjacent building.
1 x 32 amp single phase socket potentially available from Corbet Place Bar.
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| Lighting |
At night lit by sodium lights. These are on a light sensor. |
| Capacity |
Capacity is event specific
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| Floor: |
Street level. |
| Size: |
28000 sq ft |
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