Oct 21
21st October 2023 - 29th October 2023
Throughout the October Half-Term, Lincoln BIG are delighted to welcome new Halloween activities for all to get involved with, whilst also repeating some of the popular events from previous years.
These events will bring a new life to the city centre during Halloween offering some light-hearted fun whilst driving footfall to the area and supporting local businesses. With something around every corner in the City Centre, the Lincoln BIG team look forward to this spine-chilling holiday and hope everyone gets the chance to experience some seasonal fun!
Keep an eye out for some Halloween themed cut-out boards, located around the city…
Pumpkin Patch & Trail
For the first time ever, Lincoln BIG are delighted to welcome a Pop-up Pumpkin Patch to the Waterside Shopping Centre on the 28th and 29th October!
The Pumpkin patch aims to allow families living in the city to access and enjoy an activity, most commonly found in rural areas. This seasonal activity offers local and visiting families the opportunity to pick a pumpkin to take home or carve on the spot, for free!
Lincoln will also experience a Halloween trail with numerous scarecrow window stickers located in various businesses throughout the Cornhill Area.
Strolling Bones (Skeleton Parade)
Thursday 26th October
Following the success of previous years, Lincoln will once again see a Skeleton Parade through the city, this time around Uphill Lincoln.
On Thursday 26th October, the Bailgate will have a spooktacular transformation with a range of puppets, musicians, performers and parades through the historical streets. There will be three parades taking place throughout the day at 12:30, 14:30 and 16:00, and everyone is invited to dress up and take part!
The Strolling Bones is presented and produced by Walk the Plank
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