(Oct 6, 2006)
Westfield Heritage Village's Halloween Haunt is back for two evenings, Friday Oct. 27 and Saturday, Oct. 28.
Enjoy a spooky good time at the Haunted Historical Halloween. Explore the haunted train station or visit with a turn of the century cryptozoologist. Learn about the history behind the superstitions and traditions of All Hallows Eve This is a true family Halloween event with something for everyone.
This year's event will feature performances of traditional Halloween stories such as Sleepy Hollow. The 1943 radio play The Corpse That Wasn't There, featuring the famous crime fighter The Green Hornet will be live on stage. Westfield will also present a variety of scenarios and activities including a faerie circle, museum of curiosities, period funerals, faerie tales and shadow puppet crafts for kids.
This special program explores the superstitions and folklore of Halloween's history. Enjoy a walk through the village and explore. There's something for all ages, young and old. Westfield's historical buildings will be decorated and free popcorn from the Kinsmen Club of Burlington will be available (while supplies last.) Light meals will also be available at the Ironwood Teahouse, catered by Pearl Wright Events. The gift shop will also be open.
Tickets available at the gate from 6 p.m. Admission is $8.50 for adults, $7.50 for seniors, and $4.50 for children aged six to 12. Children aged five and under are admitted free.
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