Stuck for something to do? Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB) has put together a list of exciting things to do in Northern Ireland during October 21 – November 3.
- · Peter Corry’s Master of the Musicals, Lagan Valley Island, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, October 25. Peter Corry makes a long awaited return with an evening of music dedicated to the great musicals of our time. A native of Belfast who now travels the world with his unique voice, Peter returns to his first love, the musicals
- Halloween at Carrickfergus Castle, Co. Antrim, October 26. Do you dare visit Carrickfergus Castle on this scariest of days? The castle has seen battles and sieges and is reputed to have ghosts from many different periods who haunt its rooms and battlements. Will you see any of them?
- · Spooky Goings on at the Caves, Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark, Co. Fermanagh, October 26. Put on your scariest fancy dress costume and journey underground on a nail biting, spine tingling guided tour of these fantastic caves.
- Pumpkin and Potions, The Argory, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, October 26 – 27. Come dressed in your most frightening costume and enjoy a weekend of family fun. Enter the spook shed for some ghoulish tales, explore the graveyard trail and carve a pumpkin to take home.
- Haunted Hazlett, Hezlett House, Castlerock, Co. Londonderry, October 26 – 29. Back with all new ghoulish live action performances and other eerie delights, this is a night you’ll not forget. Immerse yourself in the action if you dare. Fancy dress encouraged.
- Little Spooks, Navan Centre and Fort, Co. Armagh, October 26 – November 1. Take the family along for a fun interactive Halloween experience. Meet Suzie and Steve Scarecrow and help them prepare for Halloween, learn the skills required to be a scarecrow and experience the Scarecrow House.
- Banks of the Foyle Halloween Carnival, Co. Londonderry, October 26 – November 3. The famous Halloween celebrations will be even bigger and better in 2013 as Derry~Londonderry celebrates the magnificent City of Culture year in style with spooky fun for all the family, a parade and spectacular fireworks.
- Halloween Ghost Trains, Downpatrick & County Down Railway, Co. Down, October 27 – 28. There is something strange happening this Halloween, with ghosts on the platforms and ghouls on the train, it can only be the return of the Halloween Ghost Trains when you can travel on a vintage train, visit the great wizard in his haunted grotto train and tour a Viking graveyard.
- Teenage Kicks – The Punk Musical, Millennium Forum, Co. Londonderry, November 1 – 9. Teenage Kicks is a musical about teenage lust and love, set in Derry during the late 70s, which features classic songs from the punk era. Written by award winning novelist and screenwriter, Colin Bateman, the show is all about being a kid, rebelling against authority and about falling in love.
- Turner Prize 2013, Building 80/81, Ebrington, Co. Londonderry, October 23 – January 5. The Turner Prize is coming to Derry~Londonderry, the first time the award has ever been held outside England. This is your chance to discover what is new and exciting in art right now with a free exhibition of current art.
For more details on these and other events, Callsave 1850 230 230 or click on www.discovernorthernireland.com/events
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