L&Q celebrates Greenwich’s thriving cultural scene at Brassworks 2026
With homes across the Royal Borough of Greenwich, L&Q was proud to support one of the area’s biggest free cultural events this weekend, as Brassworks 2026 returned to Woolwich Works.
Taking place on Saturday 5th September, South London’s largest free brass music festival brought Woolwich to life with brass bands, street performances and family-friendly entertainment, welcoming people from across the borough and beyond for a day of live music.
L&Q sponsored this year’s event, helping to keep Brassworks free and accessible to the local community. With homes at Prime Point on Greenwich Peninsula, the event was also a great opportunity to celebrate the fantastic arts, culture and experiences that residents can enjoy across the borough.
From live music and theatre to exhibitions, festivals and community events, Greenwich has plenty going on throughout the year. Woolwich Works has become a major part of that cultural scene, joining much-loved Greenwich landmarks such as the Old Royal Naval College and National Maritime Museum.
Life at Rockcliffe Square
Just a stone’s throw from Woolwich Works, Rockcliffe Square offers a collection of high-quality studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments in Plumstead.
Residents can enjoy their own private balcony or terrace, as well as a landscaped podium garden and an on-site concierge for added convenience.
There are excellent transport connections nearby too, including the Elizabeth line from Woolwich station, making it easy to explore the rest of the capital – although with so much happening locally, there’s plenty of reason to stay closer to home.
Whether it’s catching live music at Woolwich Works, discovering Greenwich’s historic landmarks or enjoying one of the borough’s many festivals and community events, Rockcliffe Square puts residents within easy reach of it all.
L&Q has homes across the Royal Borough of Greenwich to suit a range of lifestyles and budgets, including at Prime Point on Greenwich Peninsula and L&Q at Kidbrooke Village, as well as Rockcliffe Square.
Images supplied by Paul Sander and used with permission.