6 ROOMS – 6 PUZZLES – 1 CULPRIT A thrilling Victorian murder mystery experience where a guest has been poisoned at a tea party. Explore the house, uncover hidden clues across six rooms, and race against time to solve the case. Can you catch the culprit before it’s too late?

Join Hazel and Robin as they try to maintain a normal life on the edge of a radiation exclusion zone, until an old friend arrives with buried secrets and a life-changing proposition. A thoughtful and powerful drama about friendship, loyalty and the next generation.

This much-loved comic opera brings pirates, romance and plenty of Gilbert and Sullivan humour to the beautiful surroundings of Gunnersbury Park. A lovely way to enjoy an outdoor performance as summer draws to a close.

Explore a hive of creativity across Brentford as artists, makers, studios, museums and historic buildings come together for this lively local art trail.

Put on the headphones and dance your way through an unforgettable evening at Kew Gardens. Choose your soundtrack, enjoy the atmosphere and take in the gardens from a completely different perspective.

Tidefest is a lively celebration of the River Thames, bringing together music, performances, family activities and riverside fun. Head down to Strand-on-the-Green and enjoy a great day by the river, with plenty to see and do for all ages.

Join the 18th Chiswick Book Festival for author talks, literary discussions and community events, with headline names including Nick Clegg, Robert Hardman, Ben Macintyre, Kate Mosse, Mary Portas and Jacqueline Wilson. The festival opens with the Local Authors Showcase at the George IV.

Hundreds of crews take to the Thames for the spectacular Great River Race, creating a colourful and lively riverside spectacle. Chiswick Bridge and Kew Bridge offer great local spots to watch the action unfold.

Visit the Barnes Charity Bike Sale to browse a huge selection of pre-loved bikes while supporting local good causes. Whether you’re looking for a new set of wheels or simply want to pick up a bargain, it’s a great community morning out.

Start your morning with breakfast, coffee and some new connections at Sam’s Waterside. It’s a relaxed opportunity to meet local business owners and professionals while enjoying the riverside setting.

Bring along your broken or well-loved household items and see if they can be given a new lease of life. Local volunteers will be on hand to help with repairs, share their skills and show how a little fixing can go a long way.

Bring your four-legged friends along for a fun-filled day at Chiswick House and Gardens. Expect plenty of canine competitions, activities and entertainment, making it a brilliant day out for dog lovers and their pups.

Judas Priest bring their legendary heavy metal sound to Eventim Apollo for an evening of powerful vocals, iconic riffs and songs spanning their remarkable career.

The Nash Conservatory, Kew Gardens, Kew, Richmond, London TW9 3AE Visit the Nash Conservatory for an atmospheric evening of live jazz from The Jazz Cats Quartet. Enjoy the music in the beautiful surroundings of Kew Gardens for a rather special midweek evening.

Head to Barnes for a weekend celebrating books, authors and reading, with a programme of literary events for book lovers of all ages.

Visit Hobbledown Heath for an autumn day out among pumpkins, seasonal games and magical photo spots. Pick your perfect pumpkin, enjoy family games, fairground rides and live entertainment, then stop for some autumn food and drinks.

The Mulberry Centre marks 25 years with a special Gala Ball celebrating the charity’s work and the local community that has supported it. Expect an evening of celebration, entertainment and fundraising.

Give your wardrobe a refresh at The George IV’s Community Clothes Swap. Bring along clothes you no longer wear, swap them for something new to you and enjoy a more sustainable approach to fashion.

A playful family take on the classic fairytale, with plenty of imagination, storytelling and fun for younger theatre-goers. The Lyric makes for an easy family theatre outing in Hammersmith.

The annual Ealing Half Marathon brings runners and supporters together for a lively 13.1-mile race through the borough. Even if you’re not taking part, the atmosphere and crowds make it an enjoyable community event to cheer from the sidelines.

With live musicians, rock performers, electronics and vocalists accompanying memorable moments and music from across the Sonic games, it’s a must for fans young and old.

A fascinating look at the real woman behind the famous image of Marie Antoinette, exploring the stories, myths and misconceptions surrounding one of history’s most recognisable figures.

Step into the world of Troy Maxson and his family as dreams, old wounds and a changing world collide. This powerful drama explores family, ambition and the choices that shape generations.

Prepare for a chilling night at the theatre as Shirley Jackson’s supernatural classic takes to the stage in a gripping production that blurs the line between suspense and the paranormal.

A relaxed day of watercolour painting beside the Thames, with the riverside setting providing plenty of inspiration. Suitable for those looking to develop their skills as well as anyone wanting to try something creative.

Get ready for a fabulous evening at The George IV, with entertainment, glamour and plenty of fun. It’s the perfect excuse to head out for a lively night in Chiswick.

A fast-paced networking session designed to introduce local professionals and businesses to one another. Bring your business cards and make plenty of new connections over the course of the morning.

Tabard Theatre presents Who Put The Bomp?, a feel-good musical packed with classic doo-wop hits from the 1950s and ’60s. Follow a group of friends as they form a vocal group, discover success and navigate friendship, first love and a few unexpected secrets.

Join West London Chambers for a day dedicated to local business, bringing together entrepreneurs, professionals and organisations from across the area. It’s a great opportunity to make connections, share ideas and discover what’s happening across the West London business community.

Head to Kew Gardens after dark for a spine-tingling illuminated trail filled with eerie encounters, hidden surprises and spooky moments. Returning for a third year, it promises Halloween fun for brave visitors of all ages.

Johnny Ball brings his trademark enthusiasm to the stage for an entertaining afternoon of laughs, maths, science and fascinating stories from his remarkable career. Expect plenty of surprising facts along the way.

The festival is a celebration of the written and spoken word, with Grammy and Brit Award-winning superstar Dua Lipa curating a line-up of established and emerging writers.

Join Chiswick Business Network for an informal evening of wine tasting and networking. It’s a relaxed way to meet other local professionals, enjoy a few wines and make some new connections.

A playful family theatre adventure filled with imagination, storytelling and fun. With October half term just around the corner, this is a lovely option for a family day out.

Visit Chiswick Back Common for a day celebrating biodiversity, sustainable food and regenerative farming. Discover local food, ideas and initiatives while learning more about how we can create a healthier and more sustainable food system.

Discover one of London’s most atmospheric palaces at its spookiest. Eerie projections, sound effects, magical spells and ghostly figures bring Hampton Court Palace’s haunted history to life over October half term.

Join Prof Frankenstein and her lovable creation for a monstrously fun Halloween adventure. When a lonely scientist creates a little companion with the help of her robot Igor, things are bound to get wonderfully chaotic.

Visit an elegant country estate where old passions, new rivalries and dangerous infatuations are simmering beneath the surface. Then a shot rings out – and everyone becomes a suspect.

Round off the half-term weekend with an evening of fireworks, family entertainment and plenty of festive atmosphere at Richmond Athletic Ground. A great way to wrap up the autumn season with a spectacular display.

Browse a colourful collection of original artwork, handmade pieces and creative finds from local artists and makers. It’s a lovely opportunity to discover something different, meet the creatives behind the work and perhaps find a unique piece to take home.

Head to Richmond Theatre for this playful and audacious retelling of Jane Austen’s most famous love story. After its West End success and Olivier Award win, this much-loved comedy returns by public demand.