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Design District is London’s first permanent home for the creative industries with purpose-built workspaces across 16 buildings. Just one minute from North Greenwich Underground Station and in the heart of Greenwich Peninsula.

Canteen Food Hall & Bar is home to six mouth-watering street food kitchens serving global dishes. Sip on craft beer and hand-shaken cocktails from our bar in our fairy-light-filled venue or our sun-drenched courtyard.

NOW Gallery is a free public exhibition space for contemporary art, fashion, photography and design on Greenwich Peninsula. The gallery invites artists, designers and creatives spanning a breadth of career and backgrounds.

Bureau is the bustling heart of London's Design District — a place for eating and meeting. Open to all from 8am—6pm Monday to Friday. Extended opening hours on Thursdays and for our bi-monthly Supper Clubs.

Greenwich+Docklands International Festival Frequently Asked Questions

There's easy access via tube, bus, river boat or cable car, plus there's plenty of car parking and bike racks dotted around the neighbourhood. Click here to see all the transportation options available.  

The InterContinental O2 is located right on our doorstep with views of The O2 and Canary Wharf. Book your room here. 

While we encourage you to use public transport, we know it’s not always possible. The O2 offers over 2,000 parking spaces for non-event and hourly parking. There is also disabled parking at the O2 and electric vehicle chargers available at North Greenwich Tube Station car park. Find out more here.  

There is access provision for this event. Visit Greenwich+Docklands International Festival’s website here to find out more about how they can meet your requirements in order for you to have a fantastic experience.

How can I attend Life Lines at Greenwich Peninsula? Do I need a ticket?   

The event is free and unticketed, just turn up to the Now Gallery in time for your chosen performance where Greenwich+Docklands International Festival’s volunteers will be on hand to welcome you and answer any questions you might have.

All ages are welcome to the majority of our events. Where there is an age limit or restrictions it will be stated clearly on the event listing.

We do not have a cloakroom facility available. We kindly request that you only bring a small bag that you can easily carry on your body. Please note that we cannot accommodate any luggage with wheels, large bags, sports equipment, folding bikes, or scooters.

We have multiple food vendors and plenty of bars you can make use of, and whilst we encourage people to sample the offering here, we understand that you may want to bring your own food.  The only thing we ask is that you don’t bring glass bottles with you and please dispose of your waste in the bins around the site.

There are public toilets in the NOW Gallery, Design District, The O2 and event specific toilets located near Canteen. There is also a wheelchair accessible bathroom.

Our events will continue rain or shine! In the case of adverse weather, we will reach out ahead with any changes that need to be made.   It is an open site, so please do bring the appropriate clothing.

There are a variety of options including Canteen Food Hall & Bar, a street food hub located in the heart of the Design District. See the full list of food & drink here.

All our outdoor events are dog friendly.  We do ask everyone attending to a be a responsible dog owner and for dogs to always kept on their lead.

Whilst there is no set dress code most of our events take place outdoor and like the rest of the UK, weather is unpredictable. Please make sure to dress for the weather and make sure you’re comfortable!

There is free public Wi-Fi across the Peninsula, simply look for ‘Greenwich Peninsula Wi-Fi’ on your mobile device when you get here, register, login and away you go.

We have a security team and a CCTV system across the estate.  If your child is lost, please speak to one of the security team who will be happy to help.

Life Lines is a site-responsive choreographed performance which contains elements of parkour, circus and acrobatics. The performance has been extensively rehearsed with the health and safety of performers and audiences considered every step of the way.  

Any lost property will be handed into the marketing suite/NOW Gallery in Peninsula Square.  We will hold items for 28 days after the event.  If not claimed by this point, items will be donated to an appropriate charity.

There’s something for everyone at Greenwich Peninsula. Visit the latest exhibition at NOW Gallery, sample global street food from Canteen Food Hall & Bar or grab a birdwatching logbook and head to the Ecology Park. Download our map here and get exploring! 

How can I find out about upcoming events? 

You can register for our newsletter here, or follow us on Instagram @Greenwich.Peninsula for the latest on everything Greenwich Peninsula. Greenwich+Docklands International Festival’s free events are running from 23 August – 8 September 2024, visit their website here or follow them on Instagram @GDIFestival to find out more.

Is free running permitted in public spaces in Greenwich Peninsula?  

No. Free running is not permitted in Greenwich Peninsula at any time. If you’re interested in finding out more about safe spaces for free running, check out the links here and here.

For any other questions you may have, feel free to reach out to our friendly team at hello@greenwichpeninsula.co.uk and we will do our best to assist you.

Finding us couldn’t be easier. You can reach us by car, boat, tube or cable car!

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