Corner Corner is opening in Surrey Quays at The Range. It will have events, food, and a farm over the next five years.
The Southwark Council approved the new venue at a recent meeting. The developer, British Land, shared their plans, stating that Corner Corner will have events, food, and a farm.
The farm will grow herbs and salad to be used in the food served there. Broadwick will manage Corner Corner, the same company that ran Printworks, a club that recently closed.
Corner Corner will host smaller music events including jazz music. Council papers show music levels are limited, but Printworks may return elsewhere in Canada Water in the future.
Corner Corner has the potential to open until 3 AM on weekends, pending a license from the council. Broadwick clarified that they won’t always open late, but this allows for occasional late events.
British Land has stated that the venue makes jobs, creating work both in construction and operation. The committee voted to approve the plans, with unanimous agreement.
One council member expressed initial concerns about the late hours but ultimately thought the plans were good overall. The council member also made a lighthearted joke about the jazz music.