HOWL'OWEEN | Sunday 27th October 12-4 pm
Prepare yourself for the ultimate Halloween dress-up party for hounds and their humans, all in the heart of Altrincham.
Hauntingly good Halloween family craft workshops
Join us for a full day of spooky activities
There’s plenty going on for families this Halloween in Altrincham. To celebrate the spooky season we're transforming one 22 George Street into craft room on Saturday 28th October from 10am-2pm. Join the team from Inch Arts and take part in our Halloween craft workshops that are sure to inspire your little monsters!
Bookable activities:
- Ghost and eyeball fairy lights making - 10 - 11am
- Skeleton mask bunting crafting - 11.30am - 12.30pm
- Clay monster making - 1 - 2pm
Please click HERE to book the above sessions.
Drop in sessions:
We'll also have a couple of drop in craft sessions that you don't need to book and will be running throughout the day:
- Tea light holders and shadow shapers, using pre-cut bats, witches, ghosts and pumpkins. All made from recycled plastic
- Spooky badge making
You'll find our Halloween craft room next to Jake Shoes on George Street.
The full address: 📍 22 George Street, WA14 1SF
Win Free Nell’s for a year at their golden ice cream sandwich giveaway in Stamford Square | Saturday 14th September 12-2pm
Nell's Pizza is set to open in the Stamford Quarter’s Foundation building in Altrincham later this year and to celebrate their arrival, the Nell’s team will be hosting a huge ice cream sandwich giveaway in Stamford Square on Saturday 14th September 12-2pm.
The Stamford Quarter Street party | Saturday 31st August 12-8pm
The Stamford Quarter Street Party will be an all day event to mark the reopening and completion of the regeneration of the area. The morning will feature children's activities like face painting and interactive workshops, and a teddy bear picnic. Local radio station Happy Radio will provide live entertainment throughout the day with a live band playing in the evening. There will be a variety of food and drink options available from local vendors, as well as games and music in the newly refreshed Stamford