Worcester offers ghost walks and Halloween trails this October

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 16:31 · Archive

Worcester is hosting multiple Halloween events including ghost walks, a pumpkin sculpture trail and a cathedral organ concert.

Worcester is hosting a range of Halloween events across the city this year, with attractions suitable for families and those seeking more frightening experiences.

Free celebrations include a city-wide Pumpkin Brick Sculpture Trail where children can search for pumpkin sculptures hidden in shop windows and collect clues. A business-led trick-or-treat trail through the city centre offers safe daytime trick-or-treating at participating businesses, and a Halloween party is planned at Crowngate Shopping Centre on Halloween day.

For those interested in the city's history, the Historic Ghost Walk takes visitors through Worcester's most historic locations to explore centuries of local legends and supernatural tales. Worcester Cathedral hosts an Organ Spooktacular on 31 October, featuring haunting organ music, spooky film themes and fancy-dress prizes performed by the cathedral's music team, promising an evening of 'music, mystery and magnificent organ sounds'.

The Commandery Museum runs half-term activities including the Witch's Potion trail and Spook-tacular Family Mornings with crafts, storytelling and Halloween-themed activities. For those seeking a more intense experience, an after-dark Halloween Ghost Hunt at the Commandery offers a chance to explore the building and discover its haunted reputation.

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• 5 Worcester Halloween events you won't want to miss this spooky seasonFrom ghost walks and haunted histories to family-friendly trails and spine-chilling music, there is no shortage of Halloween fun on offer in Worcester.Worcester News · 25 Oct, 16:00
• 5 Worcester Halloween events you won't want to miss this spooky seasonFrom ghost walks and haunted histories to family-friendly trails and spine-chilling music, there is no shortage of Halloween fun on offer in Worcester.Malvern Gazette · 25 Oct, 16:00

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