Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust’s festive programming includes Christmas markets, visits from Santa, and the return of a family holiday mystery.

Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust is gearing up for the spooky season, partnering with paranormal experts, mystery theatre companies, and independent producers for events aimed at the young and young at heart.

Additional programming includes educational holiday sessions for kids, outdoor film screenings and theatrical performances, interactive murder mystery and paranormal events, regular classical concerts and Sunday markets, and more.

Heritage charity responsible for Charlton House & Gardens and the borough’s museum collections and archives to begin search for new CEO next month.

Greenwich Heritage’s newest trustees include two Greenwich councillors, a King’s College teaching fellow, and a heritage sector influencer.

Greenwich Heritage to carry out much-needed conservation works and investigate more efficient heating solutions for future winters.

New family mystery experience from Play Dead London will run alongside beloved festive events from Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust, including annual Christmas tree switch-on & market and by-donation holiday brass concert.

Annual family event at Charlton House & Gardens to feature artisan and food markets, kids’ activities including bouncy castles, music and dance performances, and family-friendly historical demonstrations.

Routine tree maintenance by Amber Tree Care tree surgeons from 10th October; work is part of Greenwich Heritage’s ongoing care of the Charlton estate.

An autumn fair, spooky Halloween events for all ages, and the start of the Christmas season will all be on offer to unite Charlton and Blackheath community.