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Louth County Council have announced a spooky line up of free events taking place at County Museum, Dundalk during the mid-term break.
With Halloween season well underway, the County Museum has announced details of activities and events at the Jocelyn Street venue over the next week.
On Tuesday October 31st, the museum will be showing the ever popular Halloween movie ‘Hocus Pocus’, screening at 2.30pm.
‘Hotel Transylvania’ will be shown on Wednesday November 1st, followed by ‘Goosebumps’ (Thursday, November 2nd); ‘Nightmare Before Christmas’ (Friday November 3rd) and ‘Ghostbusters’ (Saturday, November 4th). All films will be screened from 2.30pm onwards.
In addition, the Museum has a dedicated craft area where visitors can enjoy creating, designing and colouring their own Halloween masks.
In keeping with the season younger visitors are invited to wear their costumes when visiting the museum.
Participation in all of these activities is free, but prior booking is advised. More information can be obtained from the Museum at 042 93 92 999.
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