Name: Halloween & Samhain Celebration, Crafts and Trick-or-Tree Trail
Start: 2025-11-01T10:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-11-01T14:00:00+00:00
Location: Beckenham Place Mansion

Halloween & Samhain Celebration, Crafts and Trick-or-Tree Trail

A free drop-in event for all ages: Make a fox or owl mask, learn about Samhain, create a zine or join in with our Trick-or-Tree Trail
About this Event

Celebrate Halloween/Samhain with Wild South London at in Beckenham Place Park at this free event, running as a drop-in between 10:30am and 2pm.

Here's what you can expect:

Make a fox or owl mask using recycled materials.
Learn about Samhain and create a zine.
Colour in our wildlife fact sheets or complete a wordsearch.
Contribute to our collaborative nature mandala.
Pick up a Trick-or-Tree Trail map, which will lead you to different trees around the park where you can learn more about wildlife. Bring your map back with items ticked off to claim a treat.

Activities are suitable for a range of ages. All children MUST be accompanied by an adult.You do not need to be a child to attend - adults are welcome to come in and get involved too! You can come and go as you please, but if you book a free ticket it’d really help us to get an idea of numbers so we know how many materials to bring along.

We are also hosting a folklore walk for bigger kids (aged 12+) and adults at 3:45pm - book your free ticket for that here.

Event Location:

Turn up at The Mansion, Beckenham Place Park any time from 10:30am. The event will finish at 2pm (this is a drop-in event). What3Words: ///piano.after.safe

Note:

Our events are free to ensure they remain accessible to everyone in the community. but organising them does come with costs. If you'd like to support our work, you can join us as a member for just £10 a year, or donate any amount here. Thank you.

If you can no longer attend this event, please cancel your ticket! We understand that plans change, but failing to show up without prior notice may mean someone else misses out.

About :

Wild South London is a community group which aims to raise awareness of local biodiversity and promote conservation and appreciation of nature. Through walks, talks and hands-on workshops, the group will educate and inspire local people on topics such as sustainable foraging and identification of plants, animals and fungi. They will also show people how to record finds to contribute to local biodiversity data - all while promoting the positive health and wellbeing impacts of engaging with nature.

Funded by London National Park City