
Creepy Creatures craft activity from 26 October to 30 October 2026
June 15, 2026
Christmas Market from 26 October to 30 October 2026
July 7, 2026Monday 26 October - Friday 30 October 2026.
Come and join us this October half-term and get outside for some woodland fun, at Arnos Vale. Spooky stories, fairy magic, and nature inspired crafts; there's plenty to do for children of all ages!
October half-term 2026 family activities programme
Fire lighting workshop | Monday 26 October 10.30am
Have a go at making a fire and toasting some s'mores. Book now.
Creepy Creatures Crafts | Monday 26 October 1.30pm, 2.15pm & 3pm
Discover the creepy creatures living in Arnos Vale’s shadows, learn about invertebrates, and create your own recycled junk creature to take home. Book now.
Mushroom Carving Workshop | Wednesday 28 October 1.30pm
Come and have a go using a simple tool to whittle your very own mushroom to take home. Book now.
Stomping Story - Room on the Broom | Thursday 29 October 10.30 & 11.30am
Join a stomping Room on the Broom story, discover creepy cemetery creatures, and make your own witchy hat to take home. Book now.
Fairy Door Making | Thursday 29 October 1.30pm, 2.15pm & 3pm
Create a fairy door with tiny fixtures, find the perfect spot for it in the landscape or take it home, while exploring nature and learning how to protect woodland creatures. Book now.
Stomping Story - Funnybones | Friday 30 October 10.30 & 11.30am
Join a playful Funnybones-inspired adventure, set off on a journey to “frighten someone” (just for fun!) and make your own dancing skeleton to take home. Book now.
Magic Wand Making | Tuesday 28 July 1.30pm, 2.15pm & 3pm
Make a magic wand and create woodland potions using natural materials found at Arnos Vale. Book now.
Nocturnal Mammal Hunt - all week
Grab a £3 map from the shop and set off to find the wonderful animal art hidden around the cemetery. Can you find them all and win a prize?
Spaces fill up fast, so be sure to book your place early. Every ticket you purchase directly supports the conservation of this unique heritage site, ensuring it remains open for all to enjoy. Thank you.


