A Round Up of Halloween Activities in Abingdon 2014
2nd October 2014
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Pumpkin Night at the Bear & Ragged Staff

Pumpkin Night is a big thing at the Bear, and well worth a visit.  Not only is there a beer tent, a pig roast and a barbecue but many activities for all the family, including the election, and subsequent dunking (in the village pond) of the new Mayor.

Come along from 6pm to see a magician, the children’s fancy dress competition, a pumpkin competition, morris dancers, fireworks and an auction. 

Nowhere else promises such a fantastic array of Halloween activities together with such great food!

Elvis Tribute at The Cockadoo

Be close to the soul of Elvis, whilst experiencing wonderful Chinese food at the Cockadoo this Halloween.  This Elvis tribute night is a fantastic event with Darren performing an amazing set as Elvis.

Broomstick Crochet at Denman

Denman is running a very topical Halloween day school on 31st October – a crotchet class where you learn the basic broomstick stitch!  You don’t need much experience other than an understanding of the basic stitches.  Booking essential.

Late Opening at the County Hall Museum

Come along, if you dare, to find out whether the County Hall in Abingdon is haunted. There will be live music from Oxford’s Spooky Horns, torch light tours of the galleries and the chance to make your own bat.

Make the most of the last opportunity of the year to experience the amazing views from the roof top. Who knows what you might see flying around in the dark on Halloween!

Halloween Howl at Millets Farm

As always, Millets Farm’s October half term activities focus on pumpkins and Halloween.  The Maize Maze becomes a spooky world of witchcraft and wizardry, with a host of activities inside and outside the maze, as well as pick your own pumpkin.

The Great Pumpkin Hunt at Waterperry Gardens

Throughout half term, Waterperry Gardens are running a seasonal trail, where children can come along and scour the ornamental gardens in search of 10 pumpkins.  Turn up and have a go – and if you find them all you will win a special prize!

The Halloween Show, Civic Hall, Didcot

Just a bit further afield, Science Oxford Live will be in Didcot this Halloween giving an interactive family science show. Suitable for children aged 6 and over, this event offers amazing, eerie and spooky demonstrations to keep everyone on the edge of their seat.
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Sunfly at The Nags Head on the Thames

If you’re looking for something a little less spooky, head down to the Nags Head in Abingdon for an evening of classic rock and blues from Sunfly, from 9.30pm.

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