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Frightening Halloween Festivities

Halloween is soon approaching, and we have some spooky events and activities for your little monsters to enjoy. Get creative with some Creepy Crafts and Halloween Trick or Treats, or enjoy some Local Halloween festivities!

Halloween Activities at Home

Creepy Crafts

Toilet roll characters

Halloween toilet roll charactersHalloween is near, and there is plenty of ways to get creative and in the spooky spirit. A fun and easy craft we enjoy is creating toilet roll characters. All you need is some leftover toilet paper rolls, paint, colourful paper, googly eyes and anything else you want to use to give your characters extra personality. You can create anything from creepy monsters to Halloween pumpkins.

Ghost potato stamps

Another Halloween craft we enjoy is Ghost Potato Stamps. You will need some potatoes, white and black paint, and coloured paper. First, cut the potatoes to make a flat edge to stamp. Then dip the potato in white paint and press onto your paper. After the white paint has dried, you can add a face to your ghosts using the black paint.

Halloween Trick or Treats

Toffee ApplesOne of our favourite Halloween treats to make are candy apples, as they are perfect for Halloween parties or bonfire night. You will need 8 apples, 400g caster sugar, 1 tsp of lemon juice, 4 tbsp of golden syrup and 8 sticks. First, remove the apples’ stalks and leave the apples in a bowl of boiling water for 3-4 minutes. Then firmly push the sticks into the apples. Next, pour the sugar into a saucepan and add the lemon juice and 100ml water. Let it simmer until all the sugar has dissolved into the water, then add the golden syrup and simmer again. Turn off the heat and start to dip the apples into the toffee.

Local Halloween Festivities

Spooky Half Term at Hall Hill Farm

Pumpkin CarvingAre you brave enough to visit Hall Hill Farm this Halloween? From the 15th of October until the 22nd of October, Hall Hill Farm will host a range of spooky events, including a haunted sheep race, mini monster maze, trick or treat treasure hunt, carve a lantern and the spooky spider barrel train.

Halloween Half Term at Belsay Hall

Gather your little monsters this half term and prepare for a ghoulishly good day at Belsay Hall. From the 22nd of October until the 30th of October, follow Dennis the Menace and friends on a family fun quest around the gardens.

Halloween at Ormesby Hall

From the 22nd of October until the 30th of October, Get in the spooky spirit this Halloween at Ormesby Hall. Escape into the gardens and follow the gothic tales trail or join a coven of witches for a special dance.

Club Groovy: Not So Spooky Monster Bash at ARC Stockton Arts Centre

On the 29th of October, join Club Groovy at their Not So Spooky Monster Bash. Get dressed up and ready to dance to some frightfully fantastic tunes.

Halloween Family Party at Mercure Hull Grange Park Hotel

Children wearing Halloween costumesJoin Mercure Hotels Spooktacular event to raise money for P.A.U.L Brain Recovery and Mind Hull and East Yorkshire charities. Enjoy fun for all the family with games, crafts, a disco, a children’s entertainer and a tombola.