The Folk Bus Presents: Strange Tales for Halloween - 28 Oct 2025

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£10

The Folk Bus Presents: Strange Tales for Halloween 🍻FREE PINT ON ADVANCE TICKETS - CLAIM YOURS AT THE TICKETS DESK ON YOUR ARRIVAL🍻 Tuesday, October 28th | 7.30pm doors | 8-9pm show | £10 The nights grow longer, shadows deepen, and Halloween approaches – the hinge, the gateway of the year. From sundown on October 31st to sunrise the next day, the veil between worlds thins, and ghosts, spirits, and otherworldly beings wander freely among us. As part of Stroud Brewery’s Halloween programme, step onto the Balcony Bar for an evening where story and song intertwine. Oliver Lavery’s spellbinding s

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED, number 05165299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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