Come Hell or High Water, a monthly event that takes place on the Thames foreshore at low tide

Charlie Swann, leader of InspiralLondon’s CHOHW walk Memotrial toWard the Watery Commons speaking on the plinth of the removed statue of Robert Milligan at West India Quay....A pocket of resistance with performances on the banks of the River Thames by Canary Wharf, a place that exists between water and land, private and public space, wealth and poverty, past and present, and an unknowable future. Where the tide slowly recedes, and a small foreshore is temporarily exposed...Sunday 27 September, 2020.The tenth Come Hell or High Water event, lasting, in all, from 4pm to 7pm, consisting of a two and half hour walking tour, created by InspiralLondon beginning and ending with works on the foreshore as well as during the walk by Sarah Sparkes, J D Swann, Rachel Gomme, Stephen Watts and Mark Pearce.