Now in its seventeenth year, Sedici consists of artists from many countries who are now based across England. Working across eclectic mediums and subject matter, this diverse body of artists share an independent and contemporary purpose highlighting the ongoing strength of Art being made today. The gallery itself is a reimagined, mid-century school gymnasium with original details

This walking tour explores the stories and development of different ways of travelling through Greenwich Old Town across time. For its distinctive physical, social and historical character, Greenwich offers surprisingly a rich landscape of journey-making. The tour follows routes by river, rail, road and time.

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Lewisham Arthouse (LAH) is a not-for-profit artist-led co-operative, based in the formerly Deptford Central Library, Grade II listed, 1910 -1914, Designed by A. Brumwell Thomas (1868 -1948)

A Brumwell Thomas, 1910

Brockley Conservation Area's High Victorian enclave holds many interesting houses in a variety of styles, including Edwardian domestic architecture, historic trees and original lanes and mews. These have survived into the 21st century almost intact. Houses built in the 1950s and 1960s indicate WWII bomb damage and add to the area's variety and history.

, 1850

Open Studios, provides a unique glimpse to the architectural spaces and working studios of APT artists. Over the weekend, there is also the opportunity to see our Group Show in the Gallery, curated by and featuring APT artist's work.

, 1995

The largest purpose-built contemporary dance centre in the world. A gently curving facade with richly coloured plastic-cladding leads into spaces filled with vivid colour and dynamic form.

Herzog & de Meuron, 2003

Guided walks through Brockley Conservation Area's quirky mews: leafy lanes, industrial units, Victorian and interesting modern architecture existing in harmony. The cherished public right of way allows community contact with nature.

Part of the Tyrwhitt-Drake and Wickham families' estates, 1851