This October, Halton comes alive with a thrilling mix of Halloween festivities, family-friendly workshops, live performances, and seasonal experiences for all ages. From pumpkin carving and spooky storytelling to beer festivals and live music, there's something for everyone in the borough this autumn.

Highlights include:

• Hale Beer Festival – Saturday 11th October, Hale Village Hall, 3–9pm. Enjoy a wide selection of ales, lagers, and ciders alongside delicious food. £5 entry (+18, souvenir glass included).
• Halloween Workshops & Family Fun:
  • VR Warehouse Spooktacular Holiday Club (27–31 Oct): Daily sessions featuring immersive gaming, spooky escape rooms, and high-tech Halloween fun for kids.
  • Moo & Brew Café: Pumpkin painting, sensory play zones, enchanted woodland play areas, mini discos, and devilishly delicious treats for ages 2–6.
  • Field28: Apple Fest tasting experience on 25th October, and a family-friendly Pumpkin Workshop on 30th October with fizz, flowers, and seasonal crafts.
  • The Bakehouse Runcorn: Month-long Halloween activities including pumpkin painting, dessert decorating, candle painting, and bottomless bingo.
  • Hazlehurst Studios: Costume repairs, Halloween-themed pottery, and arts workshops throughout October.
• Cultural & Seasonal Experiences:
  • Norton Priory: Meditation mornings, Poe-inspired evenings, family Halloween events, and spooky storytelling on 31st October.
  • The Catalyst Science Discovery Centre and Museum: Interactive science shows, potion-making, and ancient remedy workshops.
  • The Brindley Theatre: Live concerts and performances including Pet Shop Boys tribute shows, punk legend John Lydon, and theatrical productions for all ages.
• Sports & Markets:
  • Cheer on Runcorn Linnets FC and Widnes Wild Ice Hockey teams this October.
  • Explore vibrant Widnes Market, car boot sales, and weekly community activities at Halton Libraries.

Whether you're seeking spooky thrills, seasonal treats, or cultural discoveries, Halton promises a packed October calendar for locals and visitors alike.

Curious About Halton
Nestled between Manchester and Liverpool, Halton is rich in heritage, culture, and scenic beauty. Home to iconic landmarks like Norton Priory and events such as Creamfields Festival, Halton offers an accessible mix of history, recreation, and entertainment.

Getting to Halton
Halton is easily accessible via Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool John Lennon Airport, and the West Coast Main Line. Free parking, EV charging, cycling paths, and scenic walking routes make visiting simple and stress-free.

For full event listings, tickets, and further information check out https://visithalton.co.uk/