Things that Go Bang in the Night – Halloween & Guy Fawkes in the Cotswolds!
The Cotswolds offer endless activities for all ages in the run up to Halloween and Bonfire Night celebrations the following weekend, from scary attractions, and pumpkin carving to big bangs, bonfires and fireworks!
Sudeley Castle is hosting Halloween events for all ages this October. From a daytime mythical trail to nighttime spooky routes and ghost hunt tours, there’s something for everyone.
Enjoy a spellbinding adventure from 26 October to 3 November. Discover mystical medieval characters on the interactive castle trail and join the Medieval Monsters ball. Explore the haunted Ha-Ha with archaeologists and experience spooky trails with special effects. For the first time, join lantern-lit ghost tours and learn about Sudeley’s famous ghosts. Enjoy these events and the castle’s usual attractions, including Tudor history exhibitions, gardens, playground, and delicious treats.
For three special dates (27th, 29th, 31st October), the castle grounds will be transformed into a spooky trail between 3-5pm. As the afternoon light begins to disappear, smoke and spectacular special effects created by Chase Lane fireworks will bring a special atmosphere to the ancient castle grounds. Spook seekers can expect crackle and fizz, and experience Sudeley Castle as they’ve never seen it before as they are transported to a Halloween journey back in time. https://sudeleycastle.co.uk/news/get-ready-for-a-spellbinding-medieval-halloween-adventure-at-sudeley-castle-this-october
Cirencester
For a Walking Tour of the haunts of Cirencester to explore the haunted stories, urban legends, and ghostly happenings associated with some of Cirencester’s most historic buildings sign up on this one hour walking tour. Meet outside the Corinium Museum and wear comfortable shoes, as you’ll be walking on uneven surfaces. The tour is a good way to learn about the town’s rich history and darker side. You’ll hear tales of executed witches, restless monks, and other supernatural creatures that are said to haunt the streets and buildings of Cirencester.
https://coriniummuseum.org/calendar/category/talks/
Experience a spooky trail and pick your own pumpkins at Hayles Fruit Farm this Halloween. The trail will be open from Friday 20 October to Tuesday 31 October, from 9am to 5pm daily. The farm shop and cafe will be open on all days except Mondays, and enjoy the fresh farm produce from the family owned and run fruit farm. https://www.haylesfruitfarm.co.uk/
Get ready for Halloween fun for the kids at Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park. Pick your own pumpkin fresh from the farm in the impressive pumpkin patch – get creative, carve and decorate it there or take it home. Excellent café and shop available, as well as live music, and UV Pumpkin Trail, fancy dress encouraged, and a very dog friendly venue! PYO Pumpkins Tickets
Bonfires and Firework Parties
3rd November – Guiting Power Bonfire and Fireworks
Taking place at the Guiting Power playing field, enjoy food and drinks from the bar which opens at 5pm, the bonfire is lit at 5.30om and the fireworks display is 6.30pm.
Guiting Power Bonfire and Fireworks
1st November – Far Peak
Enjoy food, drinks and fireworks at Far Peak, a local destination featuring local businesses, sporting activities and a wonderful Old Smokery cafe and bar. But with an eye on the environment there will be no bonfire – however we are sure the fireworks will be a fabulous highlight and the local food stalls will keep visitors well fed.
Tickets can be booked online with family of four tickets at £35, and infants under two free.
7th November – Fire Service College Fireworks & Bonfire Night, Moreton-in-Marsh
Tickets are free to this event which this year celebrates 50 years of the Fire Service College – reserve your space in advance at their Eventbrite booking page.
Fire Service College Fireworks & Bonfire Night »
Little Faringdon Village Bonfire and Fireworks, sponsored by Butler Sherborn are in the centre of the village on Friday 1st November. Gates open 6.30pm. Tickets on the gate £5.00 for Adults £2.50 for children. Treats and sweets, mulled wine and hot dogs.
Butler Sherborn is currently selling Lakeside House, Fossebridge close to Far PeakGuide Price £825,000 Lakeside House, Fossebridge | Butler Sherborn
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