Spirits & Specters: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Historian Mike Jesberger separates the real Sleepy Hollow from Washington Irving's version over a Halloween-week cocktail hour with live chamber music. The ticket covers one drink, cash bar after, in the Keith House.
More at Graeme Park
An Evening with the Spirits
Three hours of mediumship, psychometry and object readings inside the Keith House, which Graeme Park bills as the most haunted place in Horsham. Bring a small personal item if you want it read.
Witches' Tea Party
Pointy hats encouraged for a three-course afternoon tea at Graeme Park with a talk on the history and mysticism of tarot. Sandwiches, a selection of brews, and two hours on a Sunday.
Haunted Storytime & Treats
A spooky story, a couple of Halloween crafts and a treat bag to fill, for three to eight year olds, on the grounds of a colonial governor's house. Costumes encouraged, five dollars for the first child.
Around the same time
Haunted New Hope: Local Ghost Stories
Local historian Scott Randolph on New Hope's ghost stories, the legends attached to particular houses, and where the tales started. Part of Pickering Manor's Pickering Cafe series. Space is limited, so RSVP first.
Crawl O'Clock
An hour of open-ended play for babies and toddlers on the move: pop-up tunnel, soft climbing blocks, sensory tiles, shakers and scarves. Come for the whole hour or five minutes.
Music and Movement
Songs, instruments and moving around for small children, Monday mornings in the large meeting room. The branch is closed for the holiday on October 12, so that one week skips.
