What’s New at St Anne’s

  • Celebrating the Voluntary and Community Sector in Tower Hamlets

    A huge congratulations to Philip Reddaway, the Chair of Care for St Anne’s, for being highly commended in the Volunteer of the Year category in Tower Hamlets on 30 January 2025!

  • Clutterbuck Restoration is Complete!

    We are delighted to announce the Clutterbuck window has been successfully restored and a welcome back celebration took place on 2 February 2025.

    See the video of the removal and the restoration of the window here.

  • Patrons' Dinner October 2024

    CfSA hosted a Patrons’ +1 fundraising dinner in the nave of St Anne’s. 50 guests gathered to enjoy a dinner with talks from Charles Saumarez-Smith, Owen Hopkins & Julian Harrap.

  • Our Newest Patron

    CfSA are delighted that Ian Ritchie CBE RA has accepted our invitation to become a Patron.

    Explore the breadth of Ian’s distinguished career and accomplishments here.

  • St Anne's Guide Book Now Available!

    Philip & Wink have been hard at work putting together a spectacular Guide Book - it's £5 and all proceeds will go towards the Hawksmoor300 restoration project. Available for purchase at the Church and online orders will be available soon.

  • A Visit from Sir Nicholas Serota

    We were honoured to have the Chair of the Arts Council, Sir Nicholas Serota at St Anne's recently. We made a short film with Sir Nick about his memories of the Hawksmoor exhibition he curated at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1977.

    You can watch the film if you come to visit the Hawksmoor6 Exhibition at St Anne's, or on the link below.

  • Private Viewing of the Hawksmoor6 Exhibition with Hélène Binet

    We opened our Hawksmoor6 exhibition in September. The exhibition includes some stunning photography by Hélène Binet who joined us on opening night.

    Come and see the exhibition for yourself! Open Fridays & Saturdays from 10am-4pm.

  • Hot Off The Press

    Great article about St Anne's in the Riba Journal

    Angles of Attack - Restoring St Anne’s, Limehouse.

    Click below to see the article.