The Art Club Collective presents their next event this May 30th at the Tin Tabernacle.
An evening of workshops, live dance, and music in a truly unique setting—plus cheap drinks!
Housed in a Grade II listed corrugated iron church built in 1863, the Tin Tabernacle (also known as Cambridge Hall) has a rich and unusual history—from St James’s Episcopalian Church to a 1950s Sea Cadet training ship (TS Bicester). Now on the Heritage at Risk Register, it’s being restored with plans to reopen as a community space—this event is part of its ongoing story.
Head to The Art Clubs Insta for the line-up!
A Grade II listed corrugated iron church, also known as Cambridge Hall, built in 1863 as St James's Episcopalian church. Its interior was transformed in the 1950s to resemble a naval training ship (TS Bicester) for the Sea Cadets. It is currently on the Heritage at Risk Register and undergoing urgent roof repairs and structural investigations with plans to stabilize the building and explore future community uses. It aims to open to the public later this year. Historically, it has served as a community space and hosted various events.
Address: 12-16 Cambridge Avenue London, NW6 5BA North West London, United Kingdom
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