October 10, 2016 12.35 pm
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What’s on: Halloween in Lincolnshire 2016
Nights are now getting cooler, which only means one thing. Halloween is around the corner. Lincolnshire Reporter has come up with a number of events for all of the family to enjoy. Take a look at some of the events for Halloween across Lincolnshire: Burghley Pumpkin Trail When: Saturday, October 15 – Sunday, October 30, 11am…
Nights are now getting cooler, which only means one thing. Halloween is around the corner. Lincolnshire Reporter has come up with a number of events for all of the family to enjoy.
Take a look at some of the events for Halloween across Lincolnshire:
Burghley Pumpkin Trail
Photo: Burghley House
When: Saturday, October 15 – Sunday, October 30, 11am – 5pm (last admission 4.30pm) Where: Burghley House, Stamford Price: Free with a house and gardens or gardens only ticket
Join staff and visitors for the Burghley Pumpkin Trail around the sculpture garden.
Tread through the crispy Autumn leaves and find the hidden pumpkins to receive a treat.
When: Saturday, October 29 – Sunday, October 30, 5pm – 6pm Where: The tour starts at Lincoln Castle Square Price: £6
Be spooked and get in the mood for Halloween by exploring haunted Lincoln by open-top bus with a local ghost expert.
One of the team from the popular Lincoln Ghost Walks will guide you around Lincoln on Tour Lincoln, the open-top city sightseeing bus, whilst telling spooky tales and stories of Lincoln’s haunted past.
When: Saturday, October 22 – Friday, October 28, 10am – 4pm Where: Lincoln Castle Price: Free with general admission
Lincoln Castle’s Victorian Prison will come to life with tales from the past this Halloween. Enter if you dare!
Meet the unsavoury characters form inside the Victorian Prison this October half term, the vile victorians will be sure to give you a fright and hear ghost stories and tales of witch trials from the Victorian undertakers themselves.
Children can also create their own creepy characters too and take home an origami bat or pipe cleaner spider.
Do you know of any Halloween events taking place near you? Get in touch by emailing us at [email protected].
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