FANGTASTIC AND SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN EVENTS!

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CANNON HALL FARM

OCTOBER 20-21, 27-28, 29-31

Pumpkin Festival and Wizardry School – There are thousands of pumpkins available for visitors to pick – and expert carvers will be on hand to help families create the perfect spooky lantern. Young witches and wizards get their own spell book and have to complete the challenges in the Witches Wood to graduate top of the class! There will also be regular shows in the activity room with some spooky characters.

Entry can only be guaranteed with a pre-booked ticket as demand will be high. For more information and to purchase tickets visit

www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk

WHITBY ABBEY

THURS 25 – WEDS 31 OCTOBER

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See Bram Stoker’s inspiration for Dracula in a new light as Whitby Abbey is bathed in dramatic illuminations for the return of this popular Halloween event. Have your camera at the ready as you explore the gothic splendour of the ruins enhanced by the colours of the rainbow. And of course it wouldn’t be Halloween without the Count, so take a seat and watch as his story is brought to life with a new twist on the abbey’s usual show – featuring the Brides of Dracula! Stop by the historical traders’ market to warm up with a bite to eat and a hot drink or treat yourself to a spooky souvenir to take home.

For tickets visit www.english-heritage.org.uk

Tickets £10 adult | £8.50 concession | £6 child | £26 family

STOCKELD PARK

THURS 25 – WEDS 31 OCTOBER

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Halloween at Stockeld Park with more spooky goings on than ever before!

The mystery gang & Mystery Machine will be there plus Spiders in the Maze, Catwalks, Witch & Wizard Spell School & much more!

Magical winter activities include Illuminated Enchanted Forest with adventure playgrounds, Maze, Ice Skating & Nordic Ski.

Plus for the Brave, terrifying Fright Nights return 26-31 October (rated 12a)

Dare you set foot inside the Farm house or join the twisted circus inside the giant hedge maze…?

Plus get held Captive & blast the Shooting Dead.. Only at the Norths Number one scare event.

For more information and to purchase tickets visit;

www.stockeldpark.co.uk

Don’t forget the twice in a life time event… Get buried alive!
Only at Fright Night Stockeld Park.

www.frightnight.co

ROYAL ARMOURIES

26TH OCTOBER – 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Museums at Night family event – Judging by the number of ghosts, ghouls and witches that are swarming through the galleries the museum has become a hive of paranormal activity. Join the Fantasm and Apparition Research Team! For ages of 5-12, accompanied by an adult.

There are 2 interactive tours, starting at 5.30pm & 7pm, lasting 60 minutes

Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Visit www.royalarmouries.org

LOTHERTON

27 OCT – 4 NOV

Spooky Scarecrow Trail – beware as they aim to scare! Can you follow the clues around the house and estate, to find all the super spooky scarecrows? While you are there why not have a go at the creepy crafts on offer in the Servants’ Rooms. Visit if you dare!

NORTH YORKSHIRE
MOORS RAILWAY

27TH – 31ST OCTOBER 6.30PM

Halloween Train – Join the North Yorkshire Moors Railway for Some Hocus Pocus This Halloween.

Families are invited to dress up in their best bootiful fancy dress attire to go on a spooktacular journey from Pickering station to Levisham station which will include a spooky cast of storytellers, a sing-a-long and sleight of hand tricks from the on-board magician. Guests will be joined by Wendy the Witch and Vinnie the Vegan Vampire who will ensure a truly interactive scarefest.

The Halloween train will be a non-stop journey for one-hour with plenty of tricks and treats. Each ticket includes a packed lunch and each child will also receive a Halloween activity bag full of crayons, activity sheets, selfie-frame and selfie props. Advance booking is required. For further information and to purchase tickets, visit
www.nymr.co.uk/halloween-train

TEMPLE NEWSAM

31 OCTOBER FROM 1:00PM-3:00PM

Pumpkin Carving – Join staff at the Walled Garden to carve the pumpkin you sowed in the spring. You can also take your own to carve (please hollow out first).

31 OCTOBER FROM 2:00PM-3:00PM

Ghoulish tales – terrifying tales from Lord Halifax’s Ghost Book and Lady Meynell Ingram’s memoirs. Recounting the tales of these past residents of Temple Newsam House in the very place the unsettling stories were told and took place.

Tickets to this talk are free with normal admission to the House and suitable for ages 10+

31 OCTOBER 5:00PM – 8:00PM

Spooky Spooktacular – Scare yourselves silly with a visit to the darkened house and ghoul inhabited Farm. Have a go at spooky crafts and listen to stories as well as collect some treats on your way. Wear your most frightful outfits to fend off ghostly surprises.

Last admission into the House and the Farm is 7.15pm.

Tickets are limited and can be purchased from

www.eventbrite.co.uk or in advance from the courtyard shop.

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