This year Neston Town Council will be holding their Halloween market on Friday 29th October.
The Mayor of Neston, Cllr Stephen Wastell, and Deputy Mayor, Cllr Pat Kynaston, will be judging the Market Traders’ best carved pumpkin and decorated stall competition. You are invited to come and have a look at all of the imaginatively crafted entries for yourself. There may be a Halloween themed character or two helping out on a stall or wandering around, perhaps doing their Halloween party shopping?
So don’t miss a TRICK come and stock up on some TREAT’s for Halloween weekend.
There will be some activities back for children this year including Halloween themed biscuit decorating with the Wooden Spoonful, who will also be selling pre decorated biscuits.
The talented 64 N’Ukes will be providing musical entertainment on the market for the day. What more reason do you need to visit their wonderfully, spooky market.
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