Rogate Pumpkin Patch is back with its jam-packed Halloween extravaganza. Aiming to provide a memorable day out for all ages – and plenty of photo opportunities – attractions at the site near Petersfield include the spooky sunflower trail and games such as pumpkin skittles and a pumpkin shy. With street food vendors and a Spooky Shop, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Pre-booked tickets are required and cost £5 each, with children under-two free. For more, visit rogatepumpkinpatch.comRogate Pumpkin Patch is back with its jam-packed Halloween extravaganza. Aiming to provide a memorable day out for all ages – and plenty of photo opportunities – attractions at the site near Petersfield include the spooky sunflower trail and games such as pumpkin skittles and a pumpkin shy. With street food vendors and a Spooky Shop, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Pre-booked tickets are required and cost £5 each, with children under-two free. For more, visit rogatepumpkinpatch.com
Rogate Pumpkin Patch is back with its jam-packed Halloween extravaganza. Aiming to provide a memorable day out for all ages – and plenty of photo opportunities – attractions at the site near Petersfield include the spooky sunflower trail and games such as pumpkin skittles and a pumpkin shy. With street food vendors and a Spooky Shop, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Pre-booked tickets are required and cost £5 each, with children under-two free. For more, visit rogatepumpkinpatch.com

Halloween: Looking for some scary fun, here are events taking place this weekend for Portsmouth and beyond

Chris Broom
By Chris Broom
Published 29th Oct 2022, 11:28 BST
IT’S Halloween on Monday, but there are lots of events to entertain and thrill the family with some scary fun this weekend.

Here’s a round-up of just some of the spooky events taking place across the region – with something for the youngsters and some more grown-up thrills.

The Royal Armouries’ Spies & Secret Agents event will be at Fort Nelson on Portsdown Hill until Sunday from 10am-5pm, challenging children to crack the codes and unravel the mysteries of the Victorian fort.  The free activity trail will provide hours of code-cracking fun, among the ghosts and creepy creatures also hidden around the site’s separate Halloween trail. Spooky biscuits and seasonal soups will also be available at the café. For more, visit royalarmouries.org.

1. Can you find all of the hidden ghosts and creepy creatures at Fort Nelson this Halloween half-term?

The Royal Armouries’ Spies & Secret Agents event will be at Fort Nelson on Portsdown Hill until Sunday from 10am-5pm, challenging children to crack the codes and unravel the mysteries of the Victorian fort.  The free activity trail will provide hours of code-cracking fun, among the ghosts and creepy creatures also hidden around the site’s separate Halloween trail. Spooky biscuits and seasonal soups will also be available at the café. For more, visit royalarmouries.org. Photo: Fort Nelson

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Funland amusement park on Hayling Island is holding its final Fright Night event tonight (Saturday) from 5-9pm. There’s pumpkin carving for the little ones which will accompany the haunting attractions, and each evening will conclude with a spectacular firework display. Dressing up is encouraged and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Tickets are £15 and admission starts at 4.30pm. For more, visit funland.info/halloween​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.

2. Funland on Hayling Island has been holding its popular Fright Night events to mark Halloween

Funland amusement park on Hayling Island is holding its final Fright Night event tonight (Saturday) from 5-9pm. There’s pumpkin carving for the little ones which will accompany the haunting attractions, and each evening will conclude with a spectacular firework display. Dressing up is encouraged and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes. Tickets are £15 and admission starts at 4.30pm. For more, visit funland.info/halloween​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​. Photo: Funland

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Zap a zombie before watching George A. Romero’s horror classic The Night of The Living Dead. No6 Cinema has teamed up with Action Stations, both in the Historic Dockyard, to offer the chance to play an hour of Laser Quest before the screening on Saturday. Tickets including the game and film are £15. There will be free zombie makeup in the bar from 5.30, with Laser Quest from 6-7pm and the film starts at 7.15pm. Go to no6cinema.co.uk.

3. The Night of The Living Dead

Zap a zombie before watching George A. Romero’s horror classic The Night of The Living Dead. No6 Cinema has teamed up with Action Stations, both in the Historic Dockyard, to offer the chance to play an hour of Laser Quest before the screening on Saturday. Tickets including the game and film are £15. There will be free zombie makeup in the bar from 5.30, with Laser Quest from 6-7pm and the film starts at 7.15pm. Go to no6cinema.co.uk. Photo: Email

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Children of all ages can enjoy a DJ, spooky face painting, character meet and greets, UV lights, confetti cannons, a bouncy castle and loads more at Portsmouth Guildhall’s Mini Ravers Halloween Festival.  Encouraged to dress up in ‘the spookiest costumes you can find’, party goers can also expect a merchandise and tuck shop to ensure energy levels are kept high for the afternoon, from midday-3pm on Sunday. For more information and for tickets, visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk.

4. Portsmouth Guildhall’s Mini Ravers Halloween Festival

Children of all ages can enjoy a DJ, spooky face painting, character meet and greets, UV lights, confetti cannons, a bouncy castle and loads more at Portsmouth Guildhall’s Mini Ravers Halloween Festival.  Encouraged to dress up in ‘the spookiest costumes you can find’, party goers can also expect a merchandise and tuck shop to ensure energy levels are kept high for the afternoon, from midday-3pm on Sunday. For more information and for tickets, visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk. Photo: -

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