The peninsula, just two minutes from North Greenwich Tube, will be hosting a series of arts and culture events.
The Secret 7″ exhibition at NOW Gallery, in partnership with War Child UK, will showcase sleeve designs for tracks by artists including Jessie Ware, Scissor Sisters, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor from April 11 to June 1.
The Firepit Gallery is currently presenting Exposed, a contemporary art exhibition supporting the Pink Ribbon Foundation, with 10 per cent of all sales donated to the charity.
This exhibition will run until June 7 and is free to attend.
The gallery will also host Stories Around the Fire: Black History 365, celebrating the work of UK Black artists from April 10 to April 25.
The Greenwich Peninsula Art Trail will guide visitors through public installations by artists including Damien Hirst, Morag Myerscough, and Ian Davenport.
The Ecology Park, a four-acre wetland escape, will host several events, including Feathered Friday on April 17 from 11am to 3pm, and the Women’s Nature Wellbeing Club on May 9 from 12.30pm to 1.30pm.
The Tide Walkway, a riverside trail with art, food stops, and meditation pods, is open daily from 7am to 10pm.
Design District Yoga offers lunchtime yoga on the rooftop every Thursday from 12pm to 1pm for £5.
The Peninsula Golf Driving Range is open daily from 8am to 11pm.
The Canteen Food Hall & Bar offers daily street food from six global kitchens, with drinks served until late.
The Greenwich Peninsula Market operates every weekend from 11am to 6pm on Peninsula Square, offering artisan eats, crafts, and art.
The activities aim to provide a variety of options for residents and visitors to enjoy the spring season at Greenwich Peninsula.
