easy
1.5 hours
Minimal physical activity is required; suitable for children aged 6 to 11 in general good health.
Experience a Halloween party tailored for kids at The Devil's Porridge Museum in Eastriggs. Costume contests, playful competitions, and a spooky stroll combine history with festive fun for families visiting Scotland this fall.
Spook-tacular fun at the museum!
Join us for a thrilling Children's Halloween Party at The Devil's Porridge Museum! Kids can showcase their costumes in a Best Costume Competition, while parents can participate in a fun Mummy/Daddy contest. With treats, prizes, and a supportive atmosphere, this event promises a memorable Halloween experience for all!
Join us for our spook-tacular Children's Halloween Party at The Devil's Porridge Museum!
Be sure to come in your Halloween costume, as there will be a Best Halloween Costume Competition for the young attendees!
Parents and / or guardians are welcome to stay and watch this party (places only need to be booked for the young people attending). The parents and / or guardians will even have the opportunity to help the young attendees with a best dressed Mummy / Daddy competition activity, if they're brave enough...
Please be aware there may be some flashing lights at this party.
We are committed to keeping our activities as inclusive as possible. If you need financial support please contact: education@devilsporridge.org.uk or call 01461 700021
Give your child extra time to settle in and perfect their costume before the competition begins.
Be aware of flashing lights and loud noises; bring comfort items if your child is sensitive to sensory stimuli.
Parents and guardians are welcome to stay and participate, enhancing children’s confidence during activities.
Inform the organizers of any dietary restrictions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for your child.
The Devil’s Porridge Museum preserves the legacy of the HM Factory Gretna, the largest munitions factory in WWI, giving context to the area’s pivotal role in wartime manufacturing.
The museum supports sustainable tourism by encouraging waste reduction at events and preserving the site’s environmental and historical integrity.
Creative costumes are required for the Best Costume Competition and add to the party atmosphere.
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Kids will walk through the museum grounds, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
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Evening temperatures can dip, so layering helps keep children comfortable.
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A handheld light can enhance the spooky stroll and help with visibility inside the museum.
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