Minigolf by Craig & Karl and ping pong returns to Montgomery Square – 05.04.24

• Free activities including ping pong, Mini Golf by Craig & Karl and a new Guide Dogs art trail
• Enjoy the green parks and open spaces of Canary Wharf from land or water
• Activities available for all ages and abilities including FlipOut, Padium and GoBoat
• Enjoy a refreshment from new opening WatchHouse, plant-based favourite mallow, or the ever-popular Hawksmoor and Dishoom

Spring has officially sprung at Canary Wharf. The neighbourhood is bustling with things to do, art to explore and restaurants to refuel at. With a huge, mixed offering of free activities including ping pong, minigolf and art trails, there is something for all ages to enjoy come rain or shine

East London’s only free minigolf, Minigolf by Craig & Karl, returns with a vibrant 9-hole course to Montgomery Square from Saturday 6^th April, open 12-6pm daily – the perfect lunchtime activity with a colleague or friend, and suitable for all ages and abilities.

Canary Wharf’s free colourful geometric ping pong tables are back open from Saturday 6^th April, from 12-6pm daily. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own bat and ball to get competitive with friends or the family.

A brand-new inclusive art trail, Paws on the Wharf, has been created in collaboration with Guide Dogs and Wild in Art and is the latest edition to the UK’s largest free-to-visit outdoor public art collection in the Wharf. The accessible trail features 25 guide dog sculptures, each designed by a different artist, with the aim to raise awareness of sight loss and celebrate the extraordinary bond between guide dogs and their owners. The new exhibition is open to the public until Friday 17^th May.

Those looking to keep the kids entertained this April are encouraged to check out the Children’s Art Trail, where little ones can discover 12 pieces of art dotted around The Wharf.

Those looking to make a day out of their visit to Canary Wharf can check out a host of fun-filled activities for all ages to get stuck into including Flip Out, the UK’s best indoor adventure park, Padium, London’s largest premium club for padel, or on a sunnier day can take a trip on the water with a tasty picnic at GoBoat to explore the rich history of the docklands. 

Those looking to refuel with a bite to eat can rest easy as Canary Wharf is a foodie paradise with over 70 bars, restaurants and cafes to choose from. Expose your palate to new flavours and try a coffee at the newly opened, WatchHouse; pop into mallow for a plant-based meal; tuck into Bombay-inspired cuisine at Dishoom or British born and bred steak restaurant Hawskmoor.

Those who work, live and visit the Wharf are encouraged to download the Canary Wharf app to benefit from the latest offers, promotions, events and news to transform the way they enjoy Canary Wharf.

Find out more about the latest events in Canary Wharf here.