Here is our list of top picks for events in Leamington, brought to you in partnership with Windmill Hill Brewery.

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Here are our top picks for this weekend:

1. Halloween party

Windmill Hill Brewery will be getting into the Halloween spirit with a Halloween party.

The event will take place at the brewery, located under the arches on 31 October from 7.30pm to 11pm.

Attendees are encouraged to dress up.

Stay up to date with upcoming events at Windmill Hill Brewery here.

2. Diwali lights switch on

It's not long before a wave of light and colour arrives in Leamington this Diwali.

This year's Diwali Lights Switch-on will take place this Sunday (1 November) from 5pm to 8pm on Parade.

Members of the Indian community will come together with people of all faiths in a harmonious celebration of unity and cultural diversity to mark the start of the Diwali festivities.

The event will feature a celebration of Indian heritage and culture, with an energetic Dhol Tasha performance and Bollywood songs and dance.

The Diwali lights will be switched on at around 7 pm by Cllr Naveen Tangri and Cllr Hema Yellapragada, along with other community representatives.

3. Eleventh pumpkin path continues

The 'spooktacular' Halloween treasure hunt continues in Leamington town centre with prizes valued at over £1,000 to be won.

BID Leamington's annual 'Pumpkin Path' has seen participants hunt for clues in the windows of shops, cafes, and restaurants across the town centre starting last weekend (Saturday 24 October).

The path will run until Sunday, 1 November 2026.

This year's family event will feature three trails, with participants tasked with finding an orange pumpkin in each shop window containing a letter clue.

Once the trail is completed, the letters will reveal the location of the 'Giant Pumpkin Stack', where entry forms can be posted.

Find out more here.

4. Halloween pumpkin painting

It's Halloween and at The Fat Pug is bringing an evening of pumpkin painting from 12noon to 3pm.

Attendees can enjoy hot drinks and spooky cocktails (for the adults).

Organisers shared: "Get Ready for a Spooktacular Afternoon at The Fat Pug.

"Calling all little ghouls, witches, and mini monsters! Drop by The Fat Pug from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM for a frightfully fun Halloween party filled with painting, prizes, and tasty treats!"

Find out more here.

5. Halloween immersive story fun

Halloween is coming and, with it, children's tales for the spooky season.

It's time for spooks and ghouls and freaks and fools, as award-winning storyteller Jason Buck brings heroes and monsters to life in Leamington's Foundry Wood.

Fancy dress is encouraged but not essential!

Abbie from the Strange Times Storytelling Club shared: "Jason Buck is a man made of myth, magic and mead. His stories are filled with adventure, his beard is full of unexpected twists and his tankard filled with a poet's brew. Sit around the fire and listen to his tales - you won't be disappointed."