The Fifth Trust charity have some ghastly fun planned this Halloween half-term at our Vineyard Garden Centre.
From 14-31 October, we're hosting a FREE and family-friendly Halloween hunt for all the little ghosts and ghouls around. Our skeleton has lost his name and we need your help to find out what it is!
With no sign up required, simply visit the Vineyard Garden Centre between 10am to 3pm at a time that's convenient for you. Collect a book and pen at the entrance and slither your way around the garden centre to find all the spooky creatures, who will each help you spell out the skeleton's name.
Solve the mystery, win a ghastly prize!
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