Last Updated on: 22nd November 2023, 02:09 pm
On Saturday, October 28, 2023, Butser Ancient Farm in Waterlooville, Hampshire, will be hosting a remarkable evening of spine-tingling stories, enchanting melodies and an eerily immersive atmosphere in celebration of Halloween.
The event, aptly named “Fearsome Folktales and Enchanted Echoes”, will begin at 6:30 PM and run until 9:00 PM. Jason Buck, the enigmatic host for the evening, will lead attendees into the unknown with captivating narratives, while Andrew Shorter will bring the haunting saga of Glam’s Ghost from the Icelandic Saga of Grettir the Strong to life.
Adding to the mystical ambiance will be the enchanting sounds of fairy musicians from Fae as Folk, who will captivate guests with their haunting melodies on enchanted instruments.
The night promises more than just spooky stories and music. A bar will be available, featuring locally produced cider, mead and a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as snacks from the shop.
Kristin Devey, from Butser Ancient Farm, said: “Gather around the fire, kindled by ancient spirits, for a night of wonder, suspense, and enchantment. Fearsome Folktales and Enchanted Echoes is a one-of-a-kind experience that celebrates the magic of storytelling, the allure of the ancient past, and the captivating melodies of the fairy realm. This is a Halloween adventure you won’t soon forget!”
Those interested in attending the event can secure their spot now by purchasing tickets.
On Saturday, October 28, Butser Ancient Farm in Waterlooville, Hampshire, will be hosting an evening of spine-tingling stories, enchanting melodies and eerily immersive atmosphere in celebration of Halloween. The event, “Fearsome Folktales and Enchanted Echoes”, will feature captivating narratives from the enigmatic host Jason Buck and Andrew Shorter’s take on the haunting saga of Glam’s Ghost from the Icelandic Saga of Grettir the Strong. Fairy musicians from Fae as Folk will also serenade guests with their haunting melodies on enchanted instruments. A bar and shop will also be available for guests to enjoy. Kristin Devey, from Butser Ancient Farm, said: “This is a Halloween adventure you won’t soon forget!” Tickets for the event can be purchased now.
