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Ilkley Fun in the Park
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Halloween Weekend
Date: 30/10/2010 -31/10/2010

Haworth Village will go Spooky on 30th - 31st October 2010.
Haworth Event

Halloween Weekend Picture Galleries
2009 Sunday
2009 Saturday
2008 page 1
2008 page 2
Event 2007
Event 2006
Event 2005
2004 Page 1
2004 Page 2
Pictures 2003

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About Halloween Weekend
Spooky Goings On In Haworth!

‘Hawortheen’ Weekend
30th - 31st October 2010

Just the place to be after dark – or maybe not???
Watch your step as you walk through darkened Victorian streets, past scary ginnels full of spooky things that go bump in the night. Ghouls, goblins, witches and wizards help you scurry on your way!

Disclaimer:
Haworth Village Association reserves the right to change/alter dates/ performers/events without prior notice although every endeavour will be made to keep to the published programmes.

About Halloween
Halloween or eve of All Souls Day can be traced back to Celtic times. October 31st marked the Celtic New Year and it was celebrated with the festival of Samhain. It was believed that the demons and spirits of the dead would return and possess the living. To prevent being possessed people lit bonfires to ward the spirits off.








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