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Wollaton Hall
Thursday 31st October 2019 | 7.30pm
£18 per person
Join Nottingham raconteursThe Woolly Tellers at the historic Wollaton Hall this Halloween. Hear tales of spirits that wander and those who have gone before as you sit amidst the shadows in the old kitchens. The evening will finish with a walk amongst the dismal corridors, tunnels and places that lie below Nottingham’s most ancient grand old house.
Booking imperative.
Tickets £18 (inclusive of wine or juice)
Booking is essential
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