Families looking for Halloween activities in Armagh can book a frightfully fun session at Armagh County Museum on Saturday 31 October, with seasonal crafts, eerie traditions and a close-up encounter with snakes, spiders and other minibeasts.
The event, listed by Visit Armagh under “What’s On”, is designed as a family session where “the past comes alive” through hands-on seasonal activities. A talking reptile experience will also form part of the programme, giving visitors the chance to get close to a range of creepy-crawly creatures.
Session times and booking information
Two sessions are available: 11am to 12.45pm and 1pm to 2.45pm. Visit Armagh’s listing includes a “Book Now” option, so families are advised to reserve places in advance.
Tickets cost £3.50 per child. Children under three can attend free, but a ticket must still be booked for each under-three attending.
The event is being promoted as part of the Halloween celebrations at Armagh County Museum, combining family crafts with an unusual live-animal experience. The listing does not state a year for the Saturday 31 October date.