Kingston Halloween Walk - 31 October 2013 - 6pm
Discover a different side to Kingston on this unique and immersive halloween walking tour. You will be led through some of the town's best known areas, touching on its creepy and haunted history. Be prepared to hear tales of wrong doings, gruesome punishments, vicious crimes and disgruntled ghosts stalking Kingston to this day.
Discover first-hand what really happened – if you dare!
Meeting Point
Market House, Kingston Upon Thames. KT1 1JS
(outside by the gold statue of Queen Anne)
The tour will start promptly at 18:00 so please give yourself time to arrive at the meeting point.
Tickets
£4 plus £1 booking fee
Halloween Art & Craft Workshops in the Eden Walk Shopping Centre
Thursday 31st October
11.30am - 1.30pm & 2pm - 4pm
Come to Eden Walk and join in the fun of making spooky Halloween masks!
You can make pumpkin masks, or witches and wizards if you prefer! Or vampire masks, bats, cats and creepy crawlies.
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Owls from Hawk on the Wild Side
Hawk on the Wild Side will be bringing along a selection of owls to Eden Walk Shopping Centre this Halloween, but which one is the hob-goblin owl? Why not dress up as a witch or wizard, a ghost or goblin and come along to Eden Walk Shopping Centre to find out! Witches sand wizards will be there to tell you all about the owls and answer your questions.
Wednesday 30th October 2013 from 11am until 2.30pm.
Halloween Night at The Albert Kingston - 31 October 2013
We’re going to play a scary movie in our courtyard! Put on your winter woollies and come down for a hot cider or hot chocolate at our Outdoor Cinema!
Free entry - 8pm
Phone: 020 8546 7669
Kingston Night Market - 31 October 2013
Kingston Night Market is back with tricks and treats.
The Night Market, which has been a resounding success on previous visits to Kingston, is back on 31 October from 5.30pm to 10pm.
In Memorial Gardens with you will find lots of amazing street food ,drinks and trick or treat goodies for all the family to help you celebrate Halloween.
Expect to be entertained, amused, bemused, surprised and ever-so slightly scared by some very creative uses of the market and the space around.
