Radicals to Rinkoffs: Whitechapel (3772)
Whitechapel Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Description
This ever popular tour explores Jewish Whitechapel including synagogues, bakers and Boris the photographer but also the radical history of the East End’s revolutionaries and activists including the Siege of Sidney Street, Rachel's favourite anarchist couple, Rudolph Rocker and Millie Witcop and the 20th century rent strikes. Joining me is Esther Rinkoff who will weave into the walk the sites and story behind the only surviving Jewish family-owned baker in Whitechapel, Rinkoff’s, founded in 1911. The story includes not only bread but fame as an art installation and film location. The tour ends at the bakery … so ensure you have time for refreshments.
Powered by
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity
Get tickets
Get tickets
Get tickets
Get tickets
More events from this host
Tue, 29 Sep, 11am - 1pm BST
A Square Mile of Piety: Stamford Hill (3773)
Stoke Newington Station, London, United Kingdom
Fri, 23 Oct, 11am - 1pm BST
Westminster Village (3774)
St James’s Park Tube Station, London, United Kingdom
Mon, 26 Oct, 2:30pm - 4:30pm GMT
Montefiore to Mentmore, Silver to Scandal: The V&A with a Jewish Twist (3775)
Victoria and Albert Museum, London, United Kingdom
Tue, 27 Oct, 11am - 1pm GMT
Winding Your Way Down Baker Street (3776)
The Metropolitan Bar - JD Wetherspoon, London, United Kingdom
Tue, 10 Nov, 11am - 1pm GMT
Dickens to Diamonds: Hatton Garden (3777)
The pedestrianised area between the tube and Thameslink (near Cowcross Street)
Thu, 12 Nov, 11am - 1pm GMT
Martyrs, Meat and Medicine: The Bl**dy History of Smithfield (3778)
Farringdon Station









