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Events in Cumbria

Darkest Muncaster

An event in December in Cumbria
Muncaster Castle
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Event begins: 30th November -0001
Darkest Muncaster ends on 30th November -0001
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Darkest Muncaster During Halloween week and Christmas at the Castle

Darkest Muncaster Illuminations transform the gardens after dark for a magical experience of light and sound. Special lights pick out the trees in an array of different colours. Music and sound effects tingle the senses. Plus a wonderful sound and light show set to music across the castle walls! Giant candles add to the atmosphere for a purely magical experience. This is themed for different times of the year. A truly spooky persona rules during Halloween week. Witches and ghouls, wolf howls and screams are the theme! During Christmas at the Castle a more gentle and serene atmosphere returns. Café and gift shop open until 7pm, for that all important souvenir or hot chocolate with a dash of rum.

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