Halloween Pumpkin Carving & Painting - 31 Oct 2025

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£6

🎃 Halloween Pumpkin Carving Painting 🎃 📅 Friday 31st October 2025 🕙 10am – 12pm 📍 Balcony Bar, Stroud Brewery 💷 £6 per child (includes pumpkin, tools materials) 👶 Suitable for all ages! Celebrate Halloween in style at Stroud Brewery! Bring the kids down for a spooktacular morning of pumpkin carving and painting, we’ll provide everything you need (pumpkins, tools, and materials), and we’ll take care of the clean-up too. While the little ghouls and witches get creative, a children’s Halloween film will be playing in the background to add to the fun. Plus, keep the spooky vibes going with

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