Spooky season is upon us and for the first time ever Salisbury’s Timezone Tours will be presenting three evenings of fangtastic Halloween fun.
The epic affair starts on Friday 29th October with ‘A Nightmare on Brown Street’. Get ready to thrill with a Ghoulish Ghost Walk followed by a showing of the classic 1922 film – Nosferatu at the new Brown Street Boutique Cinema complete with a spooky bar. Indulge in a spooky Salisbury treat and grab a copy of Frogg Moody’s new book ‘Supernatural Salisbury’ which will be available to purchase on the night.
The event kicks off at 7pm sharp, meeting at Brown Street Car Park (Milford Street end). Tickets cots £15.00 and can be purchased from The Rocketship Bookshop, 5 Bridge Street, Salisbury, SP1 2ND.
On Saturday 30th October give in to temptation and join Timezone for a night of devilish fun with ‘Phantoms at the Pheasant’. This spine-tingling walk will thrill you with tales of ghosts, plague pits and more. This will be followed at the Pheasant Inn by a Wicked Witches Stew Dinner and more weird and unexpected ‘Tales from the Darkside’.
Meet at The Pheasant Inn, 19 Salt Lane, Salisbury SP1 1DT at 7.00pm. Tickets can be purchased from The Rocketship Bookshop, 5 Bridge Street, Salisbury, SP1 2ND.
Get ready for thrills as Timezone celebrate Halloween on Sunday 31st October with a spooky atmospheric Ghost Walk followed by a visit to the most haunted pub in Salisbury.
There’s no need to book – just turn up outside Salisbury Library at 7.00pm sharp. Price - £7.00 payable on the night.
So guys and ghouls put on your creepiest glad rags and get ready for a night of spooky Salisbury spectacle.
For more details contact frogg@timezonepublishing.com
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