Need something fun for your kids to do this Halloween in London? We're helping you keep the little monsters entertained as the witching hour approaches with pumpkin carving classes, Halloween scavenger hunts and the occasional (moderate) scare. For the best child-friendly Halloween events in London this October, look to our list below for trusted recommendations and a spooky time.
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Last updated on 12th November 2025
Biscuiteers in Notting Hill are getting in the spooky spirit by opening up the doors to their school of icing offering hour-long classes with a selection of Halloween-themed biscuits for your child to ice, and plenty of sprinkles to decorate them with. There'll be a tutorial from in-store experts, a free drink and a gift box to take home with you too. You'll also receive a certificate of excellence so everyone knows you're a pro at piping - no biggie.
Whether you're in Chelsea, Richmond or Greenwich, check out your local Sticks'n'Sushi Kids Masterclass this Halloween. They're hosting themed specials of their popular event, where your little ones will learn how to prepare delicious bites.
Expert chefs will guide them through the process of creating hosomaki rolls, nigiri and more, before they eat their tasty bites. This is aimed at ages seven to 13, and everyone will get a bandana and certificate to take home.
This Halloween, The Milestone Hotel & Residences is rolling out a delightfully spooky spin on its iconic Afternoon Tea - just for little monsters. From the 27th of October to the 2nd of November, children under 12 can tuck into a frightfully fun feast of sweet and savoury delights in one of Kensington's most elegant settings. Think dainty sandwiches filled with Wiltshire ham, peanut butter and jam, and Bea Tollman's famous chicken mayonnaise, followed by freshly baked scones piled high with Cornish clotted cream and homemade strawberry preserve.
Of course, no Halloween tea would be complete without some ghoulishly good treats - and this one delivers in style. Kids can sink their fangs into a pumpkin spice and white chocolate blondie, dark chocolate and raspberry choux, and a candy apple macaron. It's £45 per child for this magical afternoon of sugar, smiles, and spooky indulgence.
