Watford’s premier shopping and leisure destination, Harlequin, is set to bring a treat-filled week of Halloween fun this October half term! From October 27 to 31, families can indulge in the spook-tacular free activities to celebrate the ghostly season.
Activities to be expected all week in Charter Place:
Monday, October 27 – Spell books: Families can unleash their inner Witches and Wizards at this enchanting Spell Book making event. Design and decorate the cover, then add spooky ingredients from eyeballs to frogs legs and everything else to create magic potions!
Tuesday, October 28 – Mud Pies: Slithering Jelly snakes with chocolate mud and sponge form the base of these revolting reptile treats. Visitors can come along and tantalise their taste buds with this delightful pot of chocolate mud!
Wednesday, October 29 – Vampire Transformation Station: Prepare for a spook-tacular Halloween transformation in this workshop where children can make fang-tastic cookies, receive a Dracula cape and get a simple Vampire face paint!
Thursday, October 30 – Tealight Holders: Kids will love crafting these spooky Halloween LED tea lights. Decorate the characters to bring them to life and create a spooky sight to give a Halloween fright!
Friday, October 31– Trick or Treat Bags: Children can get their hands on and unleash their inner creativity whilst designing their own fabric bags! Perfect to fill with Halloween candies on the 31st!
In addition to the exciting arts and crafts event, families can enjoy a fun day out with Harlequin’s extensive leisure options Rock Up, Boom Battle Bar, Puttshack, Escape Hunt, Flip Out or Cineworld. There is also a great selection of family-friendly restaurants to refuel at, including Café Giardino, Pizza Express, Popeyes, Las Iguanas and Haute Dolci.
Niamh Crowley, head of marketing at Harlequin Watford, said: “With the popularity of our free activities growing, we’re excited for yet another spectacular week of Halloween workshops for our local families to enjoy.
“Harlequin has such a variety of offerings for all to enjoy, and we look forward to a buzzing atmosphere this October half term.”
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