Things to do in Bexley and Sidcup for everyone this Halloween

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Autumn is well and truly underway, with summer a distant memory! And with autumn comes Halloween a perfect opportunity to get out with you partner, friends or children.

Whether its wholesome family fun on a pumpkin patch, a spooky Halloween event, this is what’s on in and around Bexley and Sidcup area this Halloween.

Across the Motown Trax Halloween Party| 29th October 7.30pm | Lord Hill, 40 Watling Street, Bexleyheath, DA6 7QG

Party Monsters Halloween Party | 24th October 10.30 | The Montrose Park Club, 158 Hurst Road, Sidcup, DA15 9AJ

Halloween Garden Trail | Throughout October | Hall Place, Bourne Road, Bexley, Kent DA5 1PQ

Pumpkin Picking | 22nd October | Nursery Avenue, Bexleyheath, DA7 4JY

Pumpkin Patch | Starts from 7th October |Beck Evans Farm, Water Lane, Sidcup, DA14 5ET

Halloween Spooky Party | 28th October 5pm |Clockhouse Community Centre Association, London SE18 5QL

Charlton House Halloween Ghost Hunt | 28th October 9.30pm | Charlton House & Gardens, Charlton Rd, London SE7 8RE

Halloween House | 31st October 7-9pm | Valley View, Greenhithe, DA9 

Save this blog post so you can make plans and memories with your loved ones this autumn.

All us at Ashton Reeves wish you a night full of frights and a bag full of delights!

 

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