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The County Museum, Dundalk has announced details of a number of upcoming Halloween-themed events at the Jocelyn Street venue.
With the midterm break just around the corner, the County Museum, Dundalk has announced details of a number of upcoming Halloween-themed events at the Jocelyn Street venue.
To get you in the mood for the spooky season, the Museum will showcase a variety of Halloween films during the week, including Darby O’Gill & the Little People (Tuesday, 28th October); Maleficent (Wednesday, 29th October); Goosebumps (Thursday, 30th October); Hocus Pocus (Friday, 31st October) and Nanny McPhee (Saturday, 1st November).
Each film gets underway at 2.15pm with the sessions on Thursday and Friday commencing with a short spooky story.
Brian Walsh, County Museum Curator, said: “This is a very popular annual event in the Museum, and these screenings have always helped children enjoy the build-up to Halloween and allow everyone the opportunity to embrace the break from school. It also gives everyone a chance to get last minute ideas for their costumes and even get another chance to wear it!”
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In keeping with the spirit of the time, younger visitors are invited to wear their Halloween costumes to the Museum. Participation in all of these activities is free but prior booking is advised. For more information, contact the County Museum at 042 93 92 999.
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