Find out what to see and do this year across the borough

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See what's on over the coming months in Bexley

April

Lesnes Abbey Easter Festival 2026

Lesnes Abbey Easter Festival 2026

Lesnes Abbey Easter Festival is back on April 4! With an amazing marketplace, free arts and crafts, face painting, dance workshops, and Easter Bunny visit, plus this year Jack Sparrow sails in too, and magic shows. 

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Easter Crafts Workshop

Easter Crafts Workshop

Come to Lesnes Abbey Woods on 7 April and do arts and crafts with your children, what better way to spend a morning or afternoon over the Easter Holidays. Each session lasts for 2 hours.

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 A Monster Calls

A Monster Calls

Don't miss this Youth Group Production at Geoffrey Whitworth Theatre between 8 to 11 April. Based on the novel written by Patrick Ness which was based on an idea by Siobhan Dowd who sadly wasn’t able to develop this herself before succumbing to illness, enjoy this hauntingly beautiful story about facing fear and overcoming grief.

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Jesus Christ Superstar

Jesus Christ Superstar

Bird College's production of this groundbreaking rock opera will run from 16 to 25 April. Portraying the final week in the life of Jesus Christ, and exploring his complex relationships and ultimate sacrifice; this musical revolutionised the genre with its contemporary sound and dramatic intensity.

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Her Modulo: Duets

Her Modulo: Duets

London-based artist and musician Anneke Kampman presents the second iteration of Her-Modulo, with an evening of informal performances and workings-out by Anna Barham, Anneke Kampman, and Rachael Finney. Taking place at TACO! on 17 April.

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Four Lines to Dartford

Four Lines to Dartford

On the face of it, it seems strange that there should be four different ways of travelling by train from Charing Cross to Dartford, a distance of less than 20 miles. Learn about the development of the lines over the last 190 years, what the railway looked like and the sort of trains that you would have travelled on. Taking place at Central Library, Saturday 18 April.

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A Night at the Movies Concert

A Night at the Movies Concert

Step into the spotlight for an electrifying night of show-stopping performances, brought to you by Theatre Box Performing Arts Academy on Sunday 19 April, at The Erith Playhouse!

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Mollusc Field Recorder Day

Mollusc Field Recorder Day

Join Imogen Cavadino-Phillips to explore and record the molluscs of Lesnes Abbey Woods on 23 April. Join like-minded nature enthusiasts for a day of finding, identifying and recording slugs and snails!

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Here Comes the Sun 2026

Here Comes the Sun 2026

Save the date for the Exchange's fourth annual spring craft and beer festival organised with Bexley Brewery!  With craft workshops, great food and drink, and fantastic live music, everybody is welcome to this free family friendly festival from Friday 24 April to Sunday 26 April!

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Lakeside Garden Club: Spring Upcycled Plastic Flower workshop

Lakeside Garden Club: Spring Upcycled Plastic Flower workshop

On Saturday 25 April, PLASTIQUE is back at the Lakeside Garden Club for a special spring workshop, where you’ll be transforming single-use plastic waste into bright, waterproof flower decorations.

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CRE8

CRE8

Enjoy a robust programme incorporating musical theatre and dance by Bird College's thrid year students at the Doreen Bird Foundation Theatre from 30 April to 2 May.

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Childhood Memories: With Bexley Local Studies & Archive Centre

Childhood Memories: With Bexley Local Studies and Archive Centre

A reminiscence-style interactive session talking about growing up on Tuesday 28 April. As rationing, austerity and rebuilding in the post-war period turned to optimism, the welfare state and nationalisation, did your family talk about the impact that living through the war had on them?

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