ListingsUpdated Sat 24 Oct
Richmond London: what's on and things to do
What is on in Richmond and out to Hampton Court: the palace after dark at Halloween, the ice rink from November, the riverside pubs and Kew's light trails in winter. Check the last train before you book a late slot.
What to expect
9 listings ahead in Richmond. The busiest rooms are Kew Gardens, Hampton Court Palace and Richmond Park. Mostly Seasonal and Sport.
Nearby
Each venue above has its own page with its address, its opening hours and every date we hold for it.
Showing this weekend. Clear
Saturday
24 October-
Sport Free
Dogs in Richmond Park
The largest of the royal parks and the one with the deer, which is why dogs must be on a lead in May and June and in September and October. The gates open and close with the light.
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Free
Stargazing in Richmond Park
Until 31 Oct
The darkest sky inside London, far enough from the centre that the Milky Way is occasionally there. The park closes at dusk in winter, so this is a late summer and autumn thing.
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Seasonal From £19.50
Halloween at Kew: after-dark trail
Until 1 Nov
A lit trail with live actors and the headless horseman. Non-members from 19.50 off peak, and 1 pound on Universal Credit or Pension Credit. Opens 6pm, 4pm from 25 October.
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Seasonal Included with admission
Halloween at Hampton Court Palace
Until 1 Nov
Daytime rather than a ticketed after dark trail: costumed characters through the state apartments and the maze, all of it inside the normal admission price.
