The Royal Parks have some exciting activities and events coming up this autumn. Take a look at some of the most popular activities and events.
1. Get creative with Write and Shine
Start your day with a burst of creativity at our early morning writing workshops this autumn. Writer Gemma Seltzer will guide you through a range of creative exercises to help you create poems, stories and memoirs. We’ll explore the park with a guided walk and take inspiration from our surroundings and the natural world. Your ticket includes entry to the workshop, coffee, tea, and pastries.
When: 23 September in Hyde Park, 14 October in Kensington Gardens, 4 November in Brompton Cemetery
Where: Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Brompton Cemetery
Cost: £40
2. Spooky Season: Half Term Fun!
Join us this half-term at our spook-tacular Nature Roadshows and Discovery Days across the Royal Parks. Take part in a host of free Halloween themed activities, from bug hunting and learning about bats to Halloween crafts and spooky storytelling, there is something for everyone.
When: 23 – 26 October
Where: Discovery days in Hyde Park (24 – 26 October), Nature roadshows in Bushy Park (23 October) and Brompton Cemetery (24 & 25 October)
Cost: Free
Register interest for Discovery Days
Register interest for Nature Roadshows
3. Hidden Stories of the Royal Parks
See a new side to the Royal Parks with a guided walking tour. You’ll get an exclusive look at areas normally closed to the public: Hyde Park’s Victorian pet cemetery, behind the railings of the Albert Memorial or Duck Island for the resident pelicans’ daily feeding.
When: Various dates
Where: Hyde Park, St. James’s Park, Kensington Gardens
Cost: £12 per person
4. Wellbeing Walk in The Regent’s Park
Escape the hustle and bustle and join us on a guided mindfulness walk. You’ll explore the park with experienced ecotherapist Mimi, reconnecting with yourself and with nature.
When: 2 October, 6–7pm
Where: The Regent’s Park
Cost: Free
5. Planting day in The Regent’s Park
Get stuck in with a hands-on planting day in The Regent’s Park, planting woodland bulbs including snowdrops, crocuses and bluebells to bring a colourful display to the park in the spring. You’ll also be able to enjoy a free guided walk from our volunteer rangers.
When: 15 October, 11am – 2pm
Where: The Regent’s Park
Cost: Free
