Yes, please! We can only accommodate 60 children, so we recommend booking their ticket in advance. You can book a ticket here.

The party is completely free, although you are always welcome to make a donation if you wish.

Definitely! We particularly encourage children to dress as their favourite character from Harry Potter. Your child doesn’t have to dress up if they’d rather not. If finding a costume is tricky, please get in touch – we’re always happy to help!

The party will be in the church and in the meadow, so please make sure your child brings a warm hat and coat.

No, you don’t need to, but if you’re dropping off, please make sure you’ve filled in pick-up arrangements and an emergency contact when you book your ticket. Of course, you are welcome to stay with your child if you prefer, and/or help out if you’d like!

Yes! Halloween, or ‘All Hallows’ Eve,’ is a Christian festival that’s been celebrated since the Middle Ages. It’s the evening before All Saints’ Day, a time to remember loved ones who have died, as well as saints and martyrs. This will just be a fun party for local children as a free and safe alternative to trick-or-treating. There will be no religious element, and children of all faiths – or none – are welcome!