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Join us at Queen Street Mill over the October half term for all things crafty. Halloween is only around the corner, do you have your decorations ready? No? Then pop into Queen Street Mill and get creative designing and making your own spooky decorations. From chains of bats, to dancing skeletons we've got everything you need to make your house look like a haunted house. We also have daily activity sheets including word searches, Halloween Bingo, colouring sheets and more. All activities are free and don't require any pre-booking.
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