Will Havering Be The London Borough of Culture?

Theatre in Havering

Havering has always had a really vibrant theatre scene, and boasts one of the best theatres in Greater London in the Queen’s Theatre. One of the most recognisable landmarks in Hornchurch, the Queen’s Theatre produces around eights shows a year, from musicals to acclaimed dramas. It also engages with over 11,000 participants a year via its learning programme, which enables people to express themselves and their stories through the arts.

Arts and education

The arts are an intrinsic part of Havering’s heritage. Fairkytes Arts Centre and Havering Music School are invaluable educational resources, and people of all ages benefit from them. The area has a number of great libraries too, where local residents can take part in all kinds of educational programmes. Romford Central Library is the borough’s largest, and has a large exhibition space and local studies centre that people can utilise. The Colour in Romford and The Retailery are two other exciting ventures bringing fresh culture to the area.

Finding a home

With a serious chance of being named as the culture capital of the capital, Havering is attracting lots of people wanting to set up home. As one of the top Romford estate agents, we’re the perfect people to advise you on your move to the area. Whether you’re looking for a sleek, modern apartment or a beautiful family home, we’ll be able to find you a dream property in no time at all. So you’ll be able to take advantage of all the incredible culture that’s on offer in the area sooner rather than later.

Looking towards the future

Culture really enriches an area, and you can see that in Havering. With so much going on in every town. there’s no reason why Havering can’t be named the London Borough of Culture. The closing dates for boroughs to submit their bids is December 1st, which means that we can expect to see even more of a focus on culture in the coming months. We hope that you’re as excited as we are!