Vibe’s Angie Quinn picks out some of the best things to keep you entertained in south east London and north Kent this weekend.
If you’re keen to see some fireworks, click here for our guide.
If it’s Halloween scares you’re after, clicking here’s a good place to start.
Halloween Circus at Ruxley Manor Garden Centre until Sunday
Suitable for all the family, the slightly spooky show includes cleverly crafted stunts, aerial skills and an appearance from Nimmo the clown. Go to ruxley-manor.co.uk
Kevin Bridges at Waterstones, Bluewater, 4pm on Saturday
The popular comedian will be signing copies of his hilarious new autobiography We Need To Talk About…Kevin Bridges. Go to bluewater.co.uk
Il Divo at The O2 Arena on Saturday
The talented quartet bring their musical theatre-inspired show ‘Il Divo – A Musical Affair: The Greatest Songs of Broadway Live’ to Greenwich for one night only. Go to theo2.co.uk
Ghostbusters at Greenwich Picturehouse, 9pm on Saturday
Relive this classic ghoulish movie on the big screen as the Ghostbusters charge their proton packs ready to defend New York City. Go to picturehouses.co.uk
Thank You For The Music at The Orchard Theatre, 7.30pm on Saturday
ABBA and the Bee Gees come together for an evening’s entertainment including Super Trouper, Waterloo and Night Fever to name a few. Go to orchardtheatre.co.uk
Christmas Family Pamper and Shop at Chislehurst Methodist Church 2.30pm to 6.30pm on Saturday
Enjoy some relaxation and beauty therapy before the festive season sets in. Treatments include aromatherapy, facial rejuvenation massage and nail art.
Halloween Spooktacular at Maryon Wilson Park, Charlton on Saturday
Prepared to be spooked on a guided tour of the park where visitors will hear spine-tingling tales before walking through a graveyard into the warmth of a hot meal, Halloween films and more. Go to maryonwilsonanimalpark.org.uk
Bromley Comedy Club at The Churchill’s Studio Theatre, Bromley, on Saturday
Live at the Apollo’s Sara Pascoe will headline with other performances from Ian Lane, George Egg and Howard Smith. Go to bromleycomedy.com
Abie Longstaffe at Waterstones in Orpington, 11am to 12pm on Sunday
Author Abie Longstaffe, will read her popular story The Fairy Tale Hairdesser and Father Christmas to guests at the Nugent Shopping Centre store.
Crystal Palace International Film Festival from Saturday
The alternative festival includes unconventional film screenings, Halloween movies and family fun. Full information on locations and tickets go to cpiff.co.uk
The Witches of Eastwick at The Guild Theatre, Gravesend on Saturday
The narrative follows three witches, their sinister powers and erratic events after discovering their desire to find the "all manner of man in one man." Go to gravesendtheatreguild.org
Forties Flashback at the Orchard Theatre, Dartford, from noon to 2pm on Saturday, November 8
War-themed show Lotty’s War is at the theatre from Tuesday (November 4) until Saturday, starring Larkrise to Candleford’s Olivia Hallinan and Wire in the Blood’s Mark Letheren. To tie in with it, the Orchard is having a forties-themed event with entertainment, exhibitions, games and snacks. The event is free. For tickets to the show, go to orchardtheatre.com or call 01322 220000.
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