The Butler - FREE Film Screening - 7:30pm @ Mycenae House
A free film night sponsored by Global Fusion, Music and Arts in honor of Black History Month. The Butler was directed by Lee Daniels and stars Forest Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey.
Everybody likes a free movie — click here!

Late Night Jazz - 9:30pm @ Blackheath Halls Cafe Bar
Grab a drink at the bar and enjoy FREE jazz from the Poppy Helmer Trio. Besides, you don’t have to work tomorrow. Oh, you do? Well, you’ll be fine.
Check it out here.

Muito Kaballa - 8pm @ The Fox & Firkin
It’s jazz, it’s rock, it’s Afrobeat, it’s from Germany. It’s all over the place and it sounds amazing. AND if you buy tickets beforehand, it’s FREE.
See what German jazz/Afrobeat/rock sounds like

Yoga in the Painted Hall - 8am @ The Painted Hall (Old Royal Naval College)
Have you ever stepped foot in the Baroque surroundings of the Painted Hall, with its incredible walls and ceilings depicting kings and queens from the 1700’s and thought, “I gotta do yoga in here”? Well, now you can. Yes, really.
£20 - Take a yoga class where you never thought you could

Oktoberfest 2025 - 2pm @ The Fox & Firkin
Large pretzels, sausages, comedy, music, and of course lots of beer. You know the deal.
£10 - Find out more here.

Diwali at the National Maritime Museum @ 10am-5pm
Enjoy free live performances, talks, workshops and a lantern parade on this day of creativity, joy and wellbeing. Celebrate the spirit of Diwali at 'Illuminate’ – a family-friendly festival at the National Maritime Museum.  
Free - More info here!

Ronnie Scott’s All Stars with Jo Harrop - 7:30pm @ Blackheath Halls
More jazz? Yes, a lot more. This show chronicles the 60+ year history of Ronnie Scott’s legendary club through live jazz, narration, rare photos and video footage. And of course, music from jazz greats like Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, and Nina Simone.
£30 - Find out more here

Sunday Morning Bird Walk - 8:30am @ Blackheath Gate - Greenwich Park
Hosted by the Friend of Greenwich Park, this 2 hour bird walk is led by Julia Holland. Binoculars and cameras are recommended.
Grab your bird watching gear and check it out!

Lewisham Council has approved Landsec’s £1.5 billion plan to demolish and redevelop Lewisham Shopping Centre into 1,744 homes, a new mall, student housing, and public spaces, despite angry protests. Six councillors voted in favour after two critics were barred from voting for missing part of the meeting. Only 98 homes will be for social rent and 231 at discounted “affordable” rents—well below the borough’s 50 percent target. Campaigners and a rival developer called the scheme financially unviable and full of “false promises,” while Landsec argued it would deliver jobs, housing, and a revitalized town centre without displacing residents. Work will start near Boots, with completion expected over the next decade.

Royal Mail has warned residents in Lee to expect delivery delays on October 20 due to high levels of staff sickness and resourcing issues. The company said it would rotate deliveries to reduce disruption but admitted some areas may face temporary service gaps. Similar problems have affected postal offices in Ashington, Oxford, Prenton, Sunbury-on-Thames, Whitwood, and Kesh. Royal Mail apologised for the inconvenience, promised targeted support to affected offices, and said it would provide regular updates while working to restore normal service standards.

South-east London has become a hotspot for authentic Nepalese cuisine, thanks to its large Gurkha community, with standout spots stretching from Blackheath to Woolwich. The area’s beloved dish, momo dumplings, takes centre stage at places like Kailash Momo in Woolwich, where chilli chicken momo shines, and the Namaste On The Wheel food truck, serving juicy steamed versions in Beresford Square. Shristha Kitchen impresses with its spicy jhol momo, while Maya DD’s offers traditional Newari platters and sweet sel roti. Unexpected gems include Beresfords Fish & Chips, known for its fiery Nepali chow mein, and Gurkha Club in Plumstead, where the off-menu dyakula (mutton stew) and buffalo momo soup are local legends. Together, these spots showcase the rich, vibrant flavours that make Nepalese food one of London’s most exciting culinary discoveries.

Grandad Anansi - 1:30pm @ Tramshed
Grandad Anansi won Best Performance at the Manchester Culture Awards 2023. It was developed in partnership with the African Caribbean Care Group and schools in Hulme, Manchester.
Learn more here.

Back to Baby: Gulliver’s Travels - 4pm @ Mycenae House
Set sail on a literary classic brought to life with music, movement, and imagination. Join Gulliver on his epic journey across the deep blue sea and into strange, wondrous worlds.
Experience it here.

Stay heath-y! 💛