Defy the night
The latest happening here at Trinity Buoy Wharf is an overnight production called Hotel Medea. The performance is a trilogy about revenge, and includes a live DJ set; documentary; hide & seek and hot chocolate. The event starts at midnight and ends at 5.30am, and the organisers warn that ‘this experience requires a will to [...]
Read moreCome and visit Container City
Next week (24th/25th July) is the Trinity Buoy Wharf Summer Arts Festival, when many of our neighbours on site throw open their doors to show off their artistic talent. It’s a fantastic opportunity to see Container City as well as the only lighthouse on the Thames, the Longplayer project, Fatboys Diner and much more. There [...]
Read moreWelcome to Heather!
We would like to announce the new appointment of a new Sales & Marketing Executive to support the company’s marketing & expansion strategy for 2010.
Heather Gregg has joined the team to work closely with us in implementing a comprehensive business development plan and marketing strategy for all of our work.
Heather comes with an eight [...]
Read moreSeventeen get crafty!
We partnered up with West London’s impressive Chiswick Park’s Enjoy Work office complex to organise ‘Eco Create’ on Friday 25th June, a day of inspirational, creative, eco craft activities for staff from the park’s resident companies including Disney, Foxton’s and Starbucks. This is the first time we’ve worked with the business park, to create [...]
Read moreChorus at the Wapping Project
The brilliant Wapping Project is host to another thought provoking, stimulating art installation in its basement gallery space. The Chorus experience, which runs until 18th July, is a series of swinging pendulums each with their own built-in soundtrack. As you walk under each pendulum you hear its sound emanate directly above you, which can range [...]
Read moreSeventeen Events celebrate The Observer Ethical Awards 2010
Seventeen Events organised The Observer Ethical Awards in association with Ecover on June 10th 2010 at the Victoria & Albert museum. This is the fifth year that Seventeen Events have organised the event, which rewards individuals and organisations promoting ethical living. This year’s awards party was hailed as a spectacular success, and once again proved [...]
Read moreSeventeen’s new company vehicle?
I tried out a very eco friendly vehicle at the weekend – an iconic 1980s Sinclair C5. It’s surprisingly easy to steer and can pick up quite a pace, even with just pedal power. It’s also battery powered and can reach up to 15mph – so could have easily beaten the Segway to be the [...]
Read moreSeventeen Highly Commended at Mayor’s Green Awards
Seventeen Events were delighted to be “Highly Commended” in the SME category of this year’s Mayor of London Green Procurement Code Awards. The awards recognise the lengths that Seventeen and others have gone to in order to green their supply chain. Other winners included Arup and the Met Police.
We will be working during the year [...]
Hay Festival
We were delighted to work on the “Guardian Shed” at this year’s Hay Festival, which runs until next week. While we were up in beautiful Hay-On-Wye we also saw some amazing talks and presentations including a day of Greenprint lectures organised by our good friend Andy Fryers, the Greenprint Director. These included:
Chris Hope from Cambridge [...]
Seventeen Events and London Met help Barnardo’s
We were delighted to sponsor a competition at London Met University to help raise funds for Barnardo’s. The winning group of students did a great job and thoroughly deserved their prize. You can read more about the competition here.
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