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Worcester 2-Day October Festival
Friday 25th & Saturday 26th October
10.00 - 17.00
High Street Worcester WR1 2QL
A two-day Halloween festival market on the High Street, with pumpkins, ghosts, witches & ghouls, jewellery, rustic crafts, street food, lots of stalls reflecting an October High Street with and a wide variety of Halloween themed stalls.
FREE ENTRY
A Nightmare on Dudley Street
Saturday 26th October
10.00 - 17.00
Dudley Street Wolverhampton WV1 3EY
Presenting a special Halloween shopping market & family time, with seriously spooky top quality stalls selling unique products, gifts, crafts, and essentials, with experienced ghouls and scary traders that take pride in their bewitching products, and offer blood curdling personal service.
Enjoy all that Wolverhampton's fabulous shopping city has to offer, with high street names, independent shops, a wide range of cafes, pubs & restaurants, the Grand theatre, Art gallery and local parks.
There is something for everyone in Wolverhampton and the special Halloween market extends a warm welcome to all so come and experience a Nightmare on Dudley Street on Saturday 26th October!!
Dress to chill.
FREE ENTRY
All Hallows Eve
Sunday 27th October
11.00 - 15.00
Bantock House Wolverhampton WV3 9LQ
A devilish All Hallows Eve experience deep in the haunted grounds of Bantock house, Wolverhampton.
Expect to see an array of street food, gory cocktails, crafty ales, artisan vintage and craft stalls, baked goods, jams, marmalade, cheese, curries and Samosas, dog treats, Hay bale seating, a live DJ and more!
Warlocks and witches welcome. Free parking for besoms!
FREE ENTRY
Himley Bonfire & Fireworks
Saturday 2nd November
16.30-22.30
Himley Hall & Park Himley DY3 4DF
The legendary family friendly Himley Bonfire & Fireworks will be lighting up the night sky with music set to this year's theme 'To the Moon and Back', celebrating 50 years since the moon landing.
On July 20 1969 the United Apollo 11 was the first manned mission to land on the moon. At this time, there was no such thing as YouTube. If you missed watching an important event on TV you couldn't just watch it on catch up or google it, you had to watch it as it happened.
Over 1 billion people sat around television sets to watch as Neil Armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon. The world changed forever as he so famously said "That's one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind".
Join us for a spectacular pyrotechnic display set to inspirational music as we go back in time to that historic moment and take you to the moon and back.
TICKET EVENT ONLY
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