WHAT’S ON CHRISTMAS LIGHTS


New Malden Christmas Lights 30 November, 5:30pm onwards Father Christmas will be at St Georges Square handing out presents to the waiting children.


Turning on the Christmas lights is not just a tradition but a great night out. Despite there being tough times for many on the high street, Christmas is the time to put on a good show. Wrap up warm and take the whole family to enjoy this festive spectacle.


Earlsfield Christmas Lights 1 December, 10am-6pm All day shopping with magic shows, carols sung by local schools and Santa making his appearance in the afternoon. Lights will be switched on


at 5:30pm. www.earlsfieldchristmas lights.com


Glide into winter on ice


Round up the whole family this winter season for outdoor skating in one of the UK’s most historic and scenic backdrops – Hampton Court Palace. Keen and pro skaters will have no trouble taking to the rink, while the little ones (minimum age three years) have their trusted penguin aids to hire help them navigate the ice. Afterwards, warm up in the adjacent café with a tempting range of seasonal food and beverages, before enjoying a fascinating tour around the Tudor palace and grounds.


Open from 23 November 2018 to 6 January 2018. Family tickets from £42 for one adult and three children. Visit https://hamptoncourtpalaceicerink.co.uk/ for more information.


Wimbledon’s Winter Wonderland 2 December, 12-7:30pm Christmas market stalls, street entertainment, festive performances and children’s rides take over Wimbledon town centre


for a day of family fun. lovewimbledon.org/whats on/winter-wonderland/


Morden Christmas Lights Crown Lane 7 December, 4:30-6pm Family entertainment with Santa and community performances taking place at Morden Baptist Church. www.facebook.com/ LoveMordenTown/


Raynes Park Christmas Festival 7 December, 3:30-7pm Raynes Park will come alive with the Christmas spirit with a range of entertainment for the whole family. There will be live animals in a petting enclosure, entertainment by a brass band and local primary school choirs and children can pay a visit to Santa’s Grotto to receive a gift from Father Christmas


himself. myraynespark.co.uk


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