Located at 18 Ashwin St., London E8 3DL, Dalston Roofpark is a uniquely vibrant nightclub and cultural venue that sits atop a former print factory in the heart of Dalston, East London. Opened in 2012 by the Bootstrap Company, the venue was envisioned as both a community space and a hidden retreat from the busy urban landscape below.

Over the years, Dalston Roofpark has earned a reputation as one of London's most cherished rooftop spaces, known for its panoramic city views, relaxed yet eclectic atmosphere, and boundary-pushing programming. With its sustainable ethos reflected in its green rooftop garden and upcycled interiors, the venue has played a vital role in Dalston's creative renaissance, serving as a hub for local artists, music lovers, and cultural events. The site itself has maintained its original roots; while the layout and decor have evolved with each season, adding weatherproofing and improved DJs booths, it has remained at 18 Ashwin Street, never relocating, though regularly reimagining its structure with quirky installations and botanically rich designs to suit the diverse roster of events.

Dalston Roofpark stands out not just for its music nights but also for its open-air film screenings, workshops, and a lively summer calendar that fuses the best of London's independent arts and nightlife scenes. Its forward-thinking booking policy has secured it a place as a launching pad for emerging talent as well as an intimate stage for established acts. Notable artists who have graced Dalston Roofpark include international DJs like Gilles Peterson, Horse Meat Disco, Maribou State, Bradley Zero, and DJ Yoda, as well as celebrated local acts such as Nabihah Iqbal, Josey Rebelle, Dan Shake, Esa, and Mafalda, making the venue both a global and grassroots cultural landmark within London’s nightlife.