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
Curtains
Bird College's production of this comedic whodunit will run from 26 February to 7 March. Set in 1959 Boston at the Colonial Theatre, Curtains kicks off with the opening night of a new musical overshadowed by the sudden death of its lead actress onstage. As suspicion falls on everyone involved, a detective with a passion for musical theatre steps in to solve the mystery.
ARTISTICA Annual Exhibition
This collaborative exhibition by many artists will be available to view at Stables Gallery, Hall Place until 25 March. Each exhibit, unique in its own right, will encompass the creativity and imagination of the group’s members.
Soul in the Spring
On Sunday 1 March, chill out to a great afternoon of the best in motown, philly, jazz funk and soul in the Historic House of Hall Place with DJ Martybobs.
Health and Wellbeing Taster Sessions
Find out about a new series of free health and wellbeing taster sessions starting soon for over 50s who live in the Sidcup, Blackfen, Footscray or Bexley Village area. Whether you’re curious about gentle exercise, mindfulness or simply want to explore new ways to feel your best, these short sessions are the perfect starting point. Taking place on Thursdays at Sidcup Library.
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Based on a short story, which inspired the 1962 John Ford movie masterpiece starring John Wayne and James Stewart, this unique stage adaptation is a gripping and thrilling story of love, loyalty, pride and sacrifice set against the back drop of a lawless society. The Geoffrey Whitworth Theatre, 7 to 14 March.
Small Change in Muddy Waters
Iin 2020 Sean Clarke stumbled upon mudlarking and it changed his life. He found peace and spirituality in the magic of the River Thames giving up its secrets on every tide. This local history talk will take place on Saturday 14 March at Central Library.
Mother's Day Afternoon Tea
Treat your mum to a delicious afternoon tea, while vocalist Mark Sedgewick performs the best of ratpack, swing and timeless classics in the atmospheric Great Hall, Hall Place on Sunday 15 March!
The Campfire Killer Murder Mystery
Dinner, drama and deadly deeds await at this murder mystery meal in which you are the detective! With stolen mascots, sabotaged sausages and a deadly case of sibling rivalry, this murder mystery at Hall Place serves lashings of laughter alongside your dinner on Friday 20 March!
Easter Garden Trail: Bunny Egg-Olympics
Hop into spring with Hall Place's fun-filled easter garden trail running from 21 March to 12 April 2026. Explore the beautiful gardens at Hall Place while taking part in energetic bunny‑themed challenges and solving trail‑sheet activities along the way.
Ten Texts on Painting: The Problem of Genius
Join artists Andrea Francke and Matthew de Kersaint Giraudeau for a live recording of their podcas, as they try to make theory together and in public. Taking place at TACO on 22 March.
Beetle Field Recorder Day
On March 24, join fellow nature enthusiasts for a day dedicated to finding, identifying, and recording beetles in a relaxed and supportive setting at Lesnes Abbey Woods - all with guidance from beetle specialist Connor Butler!
Flower Pot Painting Workshop
Book your spot for this free famil workshop for children at Lesnes Abbey on March 31! Paint your own spring flower pot and plant flower seeds to either, take home and enjoy or gift as a perfect Easter present.
The Vicar of Dibley
Visit the Edward Alderton Theatre between 28 March to 4 April to enjoy this stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter based on the original TV series written by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.