banks of the foyle hallowe'en carnival 2013

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Banks of the Foyle

Hallowe’en Carnival26 October – 3 November 2013

www.derrycity.gov.uk/halloween

Our world famous Hallowe’en celebrations, the largest in Ireland, will be even bigger and better in 2013 as Derry~Londonderry celebrates its magnificent City of Culture year in style. Between October 26th and November 3rd a mesmerising week-long programme of activities features stacks of spooky fun for all the family, culminating in the colourful carnival parade and spectacular fireworks that light up the Foyle on October 31st.

There will be extra special events to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Derry’s historic walls too, such as the Awakening of the City Walls. On October 29th and 30th you can explore Derry’s historic walls to search for all kinds of hidden surprises, frights and delights prepared by the city’s artists.

There’s so much to enjoy, like spine-tingling storytelling sessions at the Foyle Valley Railway and Workhouse Museums between October 28th and 30th and a chance to meet some flying citizens of the night on an eerie Bat Walk at Learmount Forest Park on October 29th.

Banks of the Foyle

Hallowe’en Carnival

Welcome – Failte – Witamy – BienvenueWilkommen – Bienvenuto – Bienvenido

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One of the week’s highlights will be the return of the Shapeshifters Catwalk to the Craft Village on October 26th. Make sure you design (and model) your spookiest costume to have a chance to join the carnival parade on Hallowe’en night itself. New to the festival is the sensational Shapeshifters Ball, where you can dance the night away at the atmospheric Guildhall on October 31st.

There’s music aplenty with gig rigs and discos, creepy tours of the Ghostly Galleons tall ship, Hallowe’en frolics at St Columb’s Hall, Hallowe’en walking tours and special food and drink markets too. It’s the perfect time to take the family away for a mid-term break and experience Derry’s incredible City of Culture celebrations too.So why not join us for some very special spooktacular activities?

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Contents

Welcome 2

Hallowe’en Celebrations 8

Carnival in the City 24

Hallowe’en Cinema, Tours and Books 30

Accommodation 36

Traffic, Car Parking andEvent Information 40

For further information contact Carnival: Tel: (028) 71376545 or (048) 71376545 from the Republic of Ireland

Media enquiries: (028) 7137 6504www.derrycity.gov.uk/halloween

This event is organised by Derry City Council with support from the following organisations.

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Foyleside Shopping Centre

The City Walls

The Nerve Centre

Craft Village

Millennium Forum

St Columb’s Hall

Tower Museum

The Guildhall

Waterloo Place

City Hotel

Quayside Shopping Centre

Council Offices

Ghost Ship, Foyle Marina

Ebrington Drive In

Inferno

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Hallowe’en Build Up

The Craft VillageSaturday Oct 26th, Time: 8pm-10pm

Design your own spine-chilling costume and you could find yourself on the catwalk and even part of the spectacular carnival parade on October 31st. Those with the most innovative and inspiring designs will be chosen to participate in the Shape Shifters Catwalk Parade and be selected to join in the carnival on the big night.

Take your pick of categories to enter, including Scream’n’Shoutfit and Wicked Warpaint. For a full list and information on how to get involved visit www.derrycity.gov.uk/Halloween

Shapeshifter Workshops

To help you get ready for the Shapshifters Catwalk and Ball a series of workshops will be organised through October in the cottage in the craft village:

Fri Oct 11th Fri Oct 18thSat Oct 19thFri Oct 25th

Workshops are open to 16-year-olds and over. Please register in advance for these workshops by emailing [email protected]

Shapeshifters Catwalk

Walled City Market

Guildhall Square Saturday Oct 26th and Sunday Oct 27thTimes:10am - 4pm Saturday 12pm - 5pm Sunday

Follow your nose to the atmospheric Guildhall Square beneath the historic walls as the enticing smells of delicious foods and drinks emanate from the many colourful stalls of the Walled City Market. This weekend there will be a special Hallowe’en theme, so along with the usual superb local produce, crafts and exquisite gifts there will be a host of ghoulish toys, masks and costumes and some tasty surprises too.www.derrycity.gov.uk/Halloween

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Thrill the World

Saturday October 26th, 9pmDid you ever want to dress up as a zombie and dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”?

Did you ever think it would be fun to be listed in a world record?

Thrill The World Derry 2013 is the performance and Recording for the Largest Simultaneous Dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”Thrill The World Derry-2013 is where you can join together with thousands of other people around the globe to break the World Record.

So Join the Zombie Thriller Flash Mob and help us set a new world record.

Visit Thrill The World Derry 2013

facebook page to find out how to registerDonations from this event will be made to the Pink Ladies and Macmillan Cancer Support.

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Learmount Forest ParkTuesday October 29th. Time: 7pm. Admission: FreeYou may be more used to seeing them in scary vampire movies but Derry has its own population of bats if you just know where to look. For this special Hallowe'en event you're invited to Learmount Forest Park for an illuminating bat talk followed by a guided walk in the forest in search of these shy creatures of the night. Make sure you're dressed for the occasion!

Call Annie Mullan on (028) 7133 7498 for more information.

Foyle Valley RailwayMonday October 28th – Wednesday October 30thTime: 10.30am and 11.30am. Admission: FreeBring your little wizards and witches to the Foyle Valley Railway for an enchanting morning of spine-tingling stories that will chill them to the marrow.

Call (028) 7137 2411 for more information.

Saturday Oct 26th Thursday Oct. 31stThe Little Legends Kids club mask making workshops.

Bat Walk

Foyleside Shopping centre

Spooky Storytelling

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Workhouse MuseumMonday October 28th – Wednesday October 30th. Time: 2pm and 3pm Admission: FreeWhere better to listen to chilling ghost stories than the famously haunted Workhouse Museum. All welcome, if you dare!


Gruesome Storytelling

Eerie Arts and Creepy Crafts

The Tower MuseumMonday October 28th – Wednesday October 30thDrop in Sessions between 12pm and 4pmAdmission: FreeBring your little monsters to the Tower Museum for some eerie arts and creepy crafts fun!


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Riverwatch Aquarium, Prehen Monday October 28th - Friday 1st November. Time: 10am – 4pmAdmission: FreeThe Riverwatch Aquarium and Visitor Centre in Prehen would like to invite all the ghouls and buoys to come along for its spooktacular weekend of fun. Come dressed for the occasion and join a pirate treasure hunt, spooky trails, wicked wildlife and lots more (free) fearful fun for all the family this Hallowe’en. They also have some exciting visitors running workshops during the week too.

Halloween at Riverwatch

Riverwatch Aquarium, PrehenTuesday October 29thTime: 10am and 2pmAdmission: FreeWise up with a trip to River Watch Aquarium for an unforgettable encounter with the World of Owls.

Limited availability booking essential, call (028) 7134 2100 for more information.

World of Owls

W5Monday 28th OctoberTime: 10am – 2pmYou’ll know exactly what’s going on when W5 visit with their Science Magic Show!

(Limited availability and booking essential).

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TACT Wildlife Centre

Riverwatch Aquarium, PrehenWednesday October 30th. Time: 10am – 4pmAdmission: FreeDedicated to caring for sick, injured and abandoned wildlife, TACT Wildlife Centre will be bringing a selection of their long term care animals on their annual trip to the River Watch Aquarium. Come along and meet foxes, hedgehogs, rabbits, owls and lots more and learn about each of these cute but wild animals.


Riverwatch Aquarium, PrehenThursday October 31st Time: 10am - 4pm. Admission: FreeJoin the RSPB and become a detective, following clues through a spooky aquarium and haunted wood at Riverwatch.


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Riverwatch Aquarium, PrehenThursday November 1stTime: 10am – 4pm. Admission: FreeBelfast Zoo is bringing a host of exotic creatures, including dragons and pythons, to celebrate Hallowe’en in the city this year. Come along and hear more about these curious creatures from the Belfast Zoo Education Team.

Booking is essential as availability is limited. Call (028) 7134 2100 for more information.

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Belfast Zoo visits Riverwatch

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Derry City Walls / Guildhall SquareTuesday October 29th - Wednesday October 30th. Time: 6pm-9pm. Admission: Free 400 years ago, atop a hill, above a river, stone upon stone, the Derry Walls took shape.

By the light of the moon, on All Hallow’s Eve, the Walls awake!

Bringing forth stories and curious sights of age old stones now filled with light.

As part of the Hallowe'en festival, Awakening the Walls invites you to take family and friends on an evening stroll around the city’s historic walls, searching out where local artists have hidden surprises, frights and delights in celebration of Walls 400!

This event is delivered by Derry City Council in partnership with Holywell Trust’s City Walls Heritage Project and North West Carnival Initiative.

Awakening of the City Walls

Creggan Country ParkWednesday October 30thTime: 6.30pm – 9.30pm. Admission: FreeEver wanted to know the history of Hallowe'en? If the answer is yes, then come along to this young people led project to discover all about this fascinating story and enjoy local ghost stories, traditional Hallowe’en crafts and some spooky nocturnal wildlife. End the night with an atmospheric moonlight bat walk around Creggan Country Park.

Call Karen Healy on (028) 7136 3133 for more information.

Heritage After Dark DVD Launch

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City Walls and Venues (three day event)Wed October 30th - Fri November 1stTime: 1pm – 4pmMeet an array of characters that hold the secret to the Cities greatest tale “The Story of Walter De Burgh”. Characters will meander through the city meeting, greeting and terrifying those who dare to look for clues in search of the hidden treasure. Will the adults and kids get to meet Walter? What is the truth behind his tale?

Trail Answer sheets available from the Tower Museum. Admission: Free. Please note that children must be under 12 and accompanied by an adult. Call (028) 7137 6545 for more information.

Haunted Treasure Hunt

Foyle Marina, Barrett StreetWednesday October 30th - Friday November 1stAdmission: £1The Fishwives TaleTime: 11am – 1pmFrancine the Fishwife is a babbling old storyteller with an important tale to tell. On this day one hundred years ago Brownbeard and his merry men rode the seas on a very important pirate ship, now docked here in the quay!

Join Francine on board ship and listen to her wondrous story. Who knows, maybe Brownbeard and his dastardly crew may appear to complete the tale!

This interactive performance piece is suitable for all ages. The show lasts approximately 15 minutes.

Hallowe’en Celebrations

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Ghostly Galleons Tall Ship

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Time: 2pm – 4pmBased on a traditional tale by the father of Irish poetry, WB Yeats. Jack is a fisherman who embarks on a quest to find a Merman, inspired by his grandfather's stories of them.

Join Jack on a magical journey as he travels beneath the sea, discovering many wondrous things and unlocking a

secret never before told. A visual delight told through the use of puppetry, storytelling and music, this show lasts approximately 15 minutes.

Tickets are allocated on a first come first served basis. Come early to avoid disappointment

The Merman’s Tale

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St Columb's HallWednesday Oct 30th - Thursday Oct 31stAdmission: Free

Once Upon a Time Storytelling (age range 2 - 6 years)

1pm - 1.40pm2.45pm - 3.25pm4.15pm - 4.55pm

The Butterfly and the Caterpillar(age range 2 - 6 years)

1.30pm - 1.55pm2.30pm - 2.55pm3.30pm - 3.55 pm4.30pm - 4.55pm

Wicked Wile North West (age range 6 - 12 years)1.15 pm - 1.45pm2.30pm - 3.00 pm3.45pm - 4.15pm

Please note that children must be under 12 and accompanied by an adult.

Family Fun & Frolics

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Guildhall SquareTuesday October 29th - Saturday November 2ndDelicious local produce and wonderful fayre from around the globe, as well as exquisite handmade crafts, will be on the menu when the award-winning Continental Market returns to the Guildhall Square.

Continental Market

Thursday October 31st. Time: 2pm – 6pmDon't miss a packed afternoon of spooktacular Hallowe’en fun at Quayside Centre! There's so much to enjoy, including free face painting, balloon modelling and a bouncy castle!

Hallowe’en at Quayside Centre, Strand Road

Inferno

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Peace Bridge entrance, Ebrington Walls Tuesday October 29th - Thursday October 31stTuesday/Wednesday 6pm – 8.30pm (last admission 8pm)Thursday October 31st 5pm - 6.30pm (last admission 6.30pm)Admission: £3 per person.£10 for a family (2 adults, 3 children)

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The celebrated landscape theatre company LUXe invite a family audience to take a walk through “Inferno” an especially created theatrical otherworld of light, fire, sculpture and circus, above, around and beneath the Ebrington walls.

Come and enjoy beautiful illuminations, sculptures, fiery mechanical sculpture and automaton, shadowplay, live mixed music, dance, fire performance and fire drawing, as well as some of Ireland’s finest street and night circus performers.

For ticket availability check the website or contact the festival office.

Waterloo Place Thursday October 31stWaterloo Place will be a designated Family Fun area with live music and entertainment.

Derry’s very own Jordan O’Keefe will be headlining the Gig Rig along with other fabulous local talent on the Messing with Music Rock Stage Featuring: Riot Up Stairs D.A.N. Seraphis ,Cahal O Connell, Michael McCafferty ,Tomski and DJ Johnny O Neill Your host is BBC Radio Foyle’s Mark Patterson who will be on hand to spook things up for the celebrations.

2pm - 5.30pm: Local music acts7pm - 8pm: Build-up to fireworks display8.20pm - 9pm: Jordan O’Keefe

Banks of the River FoyleThursday October 31stTime: 8pm Enjoy the climax of the Banks of the Foyle Carnival celebrations in spooktacular fashion with the world famous fireworks over the River Foyle. This year you’re in for a special treat with a fantastic extra musical accompaniment.

Carnival in the City

Fireworks Spooktacular

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October 31stDeparting: 7pm from Derry City Council Offices, Strand Road The Parade makes its way up Strand Road towards Harbour Roundabout and travels down Queen’s Quay to the council offices.

A curious carnival rolls into town appearing as if from nowhere. Where did they come from? Where are they going? Nobody knows!

All sorts of curious sights and sounds abound: acrobats and dancing troupes, carriages filled with curious folk, strange creatures and mysterious contraptions, music that sends tingles up your spine and all about the clattering of bones as hundreds of souls dance their way into the darkness of All Hallows night.

The Curious Carnival of Lost Souls

Banks of the Foyle Hallowe’en Carnival Parade

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GuildhallThursday October 31st. Doors open at 9pm and close at 1am. Ticket only event. Tickets, priced at £20, are available through the Guildhall. Tel: (028) 7136 5151, ext 8301. Admission for over-18s only.

One of the must-see events of the programme, the Guildhall opens its doors for a night of fantastic fun in the Upper Ballroom. Heading the music entertainment is one of the big hits of the city's famous jazz festival, Carmen Ghia and the Hotrods, with their irresistible brand of 1950's Rockabilly/Swing.

Enjoy a magical night of entertainment and dancing with live music and DJ’s.

And as if the future wasn't looking good enough, you can get your palm read by Fortune Teller!

Bar facilities subject to approval!

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Shapeshifters Ball

City Hotel. Thursday October 31stTime: 9pm. Admission: £15A great night of entertainment and dancing with live music and DJ’s. Admission cannot be guaranteed after 11pm.


Hallowe’en Hooleys

Hallowe’en Ball

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Main Hall, the Guildhall. November 1stTime: 5:30pm - 9pm. Admission: FreeDiwali is a five day ‘Festival of light" celebrated in India and other parts of Asia, including Nepal, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Singapore. For Hindus, Diwali is one of the most important festivals of the year and is celebrated by families wearing new clothes and sharing sweets and snacks and setting off firecrackers or fireworks to drive away evil spirits. Come along and find out more about the festival, sample some Indian cuisine, take part in some Indian cultural activities and explore some of the traditions and crafts used by the Indian community to celebrate the festival. This will be one of the main Diwali celebration events in Northern Ireland this year, so it's an event not to be missed!

Diwali Festival of Light Celebration

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Horror Week @ Nerve Centre

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Monday October 28th - Wednesday October 30thThere's a week of scares and frights on offer at the Nerve Centre Cinema, right up to Hallowe’en night itself. Come along if you think you’re brave enough…

StokerMonday October 28th. Time: 8pm “…a thriller of savage beauty.” - Rolling Stone

The Monitor (Babycall).Tuesday October 29th. Time: 8pm “…compelling to watch, and the film's haunting atmosphere will stay with you for a long time after the credits roll.” - Eye for Film

Horror Double BillWednesday October 30th

MamaTime: 6pm“…this has enough shocks and screams to make a decent thrill ride.” – Empire

INTERVAL @ 7.40pm with complimentary tea, coffee & biscuits.

Texas ChainsawTime: 8.30pm “As terrifying as the original.”-Scream Magazine

Admission: £2.50. Call (028) 7126 0562 for more information. www.nervecentre.org

Hallowe’en Cinema , Tours and Books

Ebrington Friday November 1st, Saturday November 2nd and Sunday November 3rdTime: 8pm. Admission: £20 per carFoyle Hospice Fright Night at the Drive In Movie in association Donnelly & Taggart. Supported by Belfast Film Festival.

Foyle Hospice will be joining the City of Culture Hallowe’en festivities this year with a spooktastic night out at the movies! Come along and enjoy a Drive-In Movie night at Ebrington Square for some classic thrills on the big screen. Ebrington Square has held a host of events this year and this one will have you jumping once again, so come along for a unique fright night!

Limited event. Contact Rachel at Foyle Hospice Fundraising on (028) 7135 9888 for more information.

Drive In Movie

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Donnelly&Taggart

www.donnellygroup.co.uk

The Nerve CentreCinema City is a series of film screenings and events throughout November on a Gothic theme.

You can enjoy weekly screenings of horror classics at the Nerve Centre, including the Shining and Don’t Look Now, as well as pop-up screenings of cult movies in unusual locations, including Night of the Hunter and American Werewolf in London.

There's also a series of fabulous outdoor screenings of silent horror classics at Ebrington Square each weekend in November, including Nosferatu, the Cabinet of Caligari and Vampyr. On November 1st, look out for the premiere of Stumpy’s Brae, a new 26 minute short film in Ulster Scots written by Derry teacher Darren Gibson, on the local legend of Half-hanged McNaughton.

Gothic at Cinema City

Don’t Look Now, November 4th.

The Shining, November 6th.

Nosferatu the Vampyre, November 11th.

Company of Wolves, November 13th.

Let the Right One In, November 18th.

Throne of Blood, November 25th.

Macbeth, November 27th.

For further information please contact the Nerve Centre on (028) 7126 0562.

Horror Classics at the Nerve Centre Cinema

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Departing: Tourist Information Centre, Foyle StreetSaturday October 26th - Thursday October 31stSaturday 26th & Sun 27th, 6pm & 8pm tours / Monday Oct 28th – Thursday Oct 31st 5pm, 6:30pm & 8pm toursAdults £7.00, children £4.00, family of 4 £20.00 (2 adults 2 children under 12), student/OAP£6.00

Tours lasts approximately 1hr 15mins. To book, call (028) 7137 0067.

Departs: Craft Village Tues Oct 29th and Wed 30th Oct. Time: 7pm Two wild and wicked witches lead the ‘Original’ City ghost tours which were first established many years ago.

For followers old and new goosebumps are guaranteed with ghost stories to chill your heart and spirits that follow you right from the start!

Admission: Adult £ 10.00, Children £5.00, Family of 4 £28.00 (2 adults 2 children under 12), Student/OAP £8.00.

Tickets available in Molly’s Café, Craft Village

Book Early to avoid disappointment. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Call Hannah on (028) 7136 7000 for more information, visit www.toursntrails.co.uk or email [email protected]

Ghostbusters Tours

'Deadly Derry' Ghostly Walking TourBy Tours n’ Trails

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Verbal Arts Centre Friday 3rd November 12noon until 10pmSaturday 10.30am until 11pmSunday 12 noon until 10pmThe Verbal Arts Centre will be transformed into one mammoth crime scene for their Killer Books Crime Festival as part of Derry~Londonderry’s Hallowe’en celebrations this year. The festival will bring in some of the biggest names in crime literature – including world-renowned author Lee Child – as well as a packed weekend of murder mystery and suspense.

Families will be able to enjoy the Verbal CSI Lab – exploring fingerprinting, experiments and even slime – and take part in a spooky Murder Mystery night on the city’s Walls as well as a Derry Victorian Crime Ghost Tour. Mini sleuths will be able to join the Verbal Detective Agency and fight crime. There will be film screenings, interactive crime fighting, Sherlock Holmes storytelling and mugshots.

Crime writers from across the UK will descend on the Verbal Arts Centre for a packed weekend of readings and events and experts from major publishing houses will be on hand to seek out the next Agatha Christie.

For more information please call (028) 7126 3511

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Killer Books Festival

The Venue, EbringtonSaturday November 2ndTime: 10am – 6pm A one day multi-arts festival for over-12’s and under-18’s Join Phil Taggart (BBC Radio 1) for a day of live music, comedy, dance and DJs.

The day will be packed full showcasing opportunities in what promises to be one of the biggest youth culture events of the year, with a special guest appearance from a chart topping performer.

Are you over 12 and under 18? Do you live in Derry/Londonderry, Omagh or Strabane? Would you like to be involved in one of the biggest youth culture events of the year? We will be running a series of Workshop Academies during Hallowe’en week in Derry/Londonderry, Omagh and Strabane. Fancy designing a fashion show? Have you ever tried a bit of stand-up comedy? Or would you like to paint the town with graffiti and urban art?

Contact Susan on (028) 7130 8466 or email [email protected]

This event is supported by the European Union’s PEACE III Programme, managed for the Special EU Programmes Body and delivered by the NW PEACE III Cluster in partnership with the City of Culture 2013.

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Accommodation SpecialsExclusive Hallowe’en Special Short Breaks Offers

City Hotel 4*Queen’s Quay, Derry BT48 7AS Tel: (028) 7136 5800www.cityhotelderry.com October 25th - October 29th Hallowe’en mid-term break

1 night dinner bed & breakfast based on Family Room – up to 2 kids under 12 stay and eat free. £129.00 per room per night.

October 30th & 31st

2 night’s bed and breakfast plus dinner on 1 night + tickets to Hallowe’en Ball. £129.00 per person sharing.

Tower Hotel 4*Butcher Street, Derry BT48 6HLTel: (028) 7137 1000www.towerhotelderry.com Midweek Family Spook-tacular - 2 nights Bed & Breakfast plus 2 course meal on evening of choice at £89.00 per night for 2 adults sharing. Kids under-12 Stay & Eat for FREE. (up to 2 kids stay and eat free with 2 full paying adults, kids must be 12 years of age or younger) T&C apply.

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Ramada Da Vinci’s Hotel 4*15 Culmore Road, Derry BT48 8JBTel: (028) 7127 9111www.davincishotel.com£120.00 room only

£65.00 per person sharing on bed and breakfast basis.

These rates are valid from October 31st until November 2nd inclusive.

Best Western Plus White Horse Hotel 4*68 Clooney Road, Derry BT47 3PATel: (028) 7186 0606www.whitehorsehotel.biz2 Nights Bed & Breakfast 2 Course evening meal in our award-winning restaurant. Taxi to and from the city. £119.00 per person sharing. Children supplement £20.00 per night per child (B&B only). Add an additional night for £35.00 per person sharing.

Room Only from £80.00

All rates include full use of our Leisure Centre, ample car parking & complimentary WIFI

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Beech Hill Country House Hotel 4*32 Ardmore Road, Derry BT47 3QPTel: (028) 7134 9279www.beech-hill.comOne night dinner B&B from £70.00 per person sharingTwo nights B&B one dinner from £125.00 per person sharing

Belfray Country Inn 4*171 Glenshane Road, Drumahoe, Derry BT47 3EN Tel; (028) 7130 1480www.thebelfraycountryinn.co.uk £60.00 double B&B£80.00 triple B&B (2 adults & 1 child)£90.00 family B&B (2 adults & 2 children (up to age of 11)

Hastings Everglades Hotel 4*41-53 Prehen Road, Derry BT47 2NHTel: (028) 7132 1066www.hastingshotels.com£75.00 Single B&B/night£95.00 Double/Twin B&B/night1 night’s B&B & 1 Evening Meal from £60.00pps

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Roe Park Resort 4*Limavady, BT49 9LB Tel: (028) 7772 2222www.roeparkresort.com£42.50pps 1 night B&B only£65.00pps 1 night B&B plus dinner£99.00pps 2 nights B&B plus 1 dinner

Waterfoot Hotel 3*Caw Roundabout, BT47 6TBTel: (028) 7134 5500www.waterfoothotel.com 2 nights B&B plus one evening meal from £79.00 per person sharingBed & breakfast from £40.00 per person sharing per night.Kids under 12 stay free (pay for Meals Separate)

If you have any further queries on these offers or general information on visiting the city contact www.derryvisitor.com for more information or telephone: (028) 7126 3511

Book early to avoid disappointment.

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The Family Friendly Zone Will include the following areas for the 2013 event. It will start at Fletcher Avenue, continuing along the Foyle Walkway along the Quay through the Council and DOE Car Parks to the City Hotel.

There will also be a Family Zone which will include the following areas: Guildhall Square, Waterloo Place, Strand Road Pedestrian Zone, Guildhall Street, Custom House Street, Lower Magazine Street and Union Hall Place.

Tune into BBC Radio Foyle and Q102.9FM

Carnival Information Tel: (028) 71376545

Fireworks Pedestrian Areas This year's fireworks display will be moving slightly down the river towards the Queens Quay area (see map). Please note this may affect traditional vantage points.

Traffic and Travel

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31st October

Public TransportCheck our website for full details www.derrycity.gov.uk/Halloween

Taxis The taxi association will operate from temporary taxi stands at Orchard House and the Diamond.

Please note all information is accurate at time of print, please check the official website www.derrycity.gov.uk/Hallowe’en for updates.

Westbank Car ParkingQuayside Shopping centre (Until 10pm), Foyleside Shopping Centre (11.30pm East Car Park) Bridge Street, Foyle Road, Foyle Valley Railway, Lawrence Hill, Magee Campus, Quayside, Society Street and William Street.

East Bank Car ParkingAlfred Street, Bond’s Hill, Distillery Brae, Railway Station, St Columb’s Park, Simpsons Brae Spencer Road and Waterside Health Centre.

There will be no parking in St Columb’s Leisure centre Car Park in 2013 because of building works.

Full traffic and travel information will be made available closer to the event please check the website for more details.

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Barrack St

Westland St

Barrack St

Leck

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Moore St

Margaret St

Wat

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Lin

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Spence

r Roa

d

Ch

ape

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d

Lr Violet St

Upr Violet St

Primrose St

Benvard

en Ave

Knockdara Park

A6 to Belfast

Glenderm

ott Road

York St

Alfred St

King St

WatersideRoundabout

Ebrington

Ebrington St

Emerson St

Roulston Ave

Bond’s St

Iona

Ter

race

Pine

St

May St

Lim

avad

y R

oad

Browning Drive

St. Columb’s RoadFoyle Embankm

ent

Baronet St

Charlotte

St

Society St

Castle St

9

Ros

svill

e St

Artille

ry St

Hallowe’enEvent Information

Enjoy Hallowe'en Safely – Enjoy Hallowe'en SensiblyIt’s an early start along Queen’s Quay on Hallowe'en night so make sure you plan ahead to be with us and enjoy Hallowe'en safely and sensibly. Visit www.derrycity.gov.uk/care

www.derrycity.gov.uk/care

Tourist Information

Railway Station

Bus Station

Parking

Taxi Rank

Public Toilets Car Park at Council Offices, Strand Road and Guildhall Street.

Carnival Care Campaign Watch out for our Carnival Care information which is available on our website, www.derrycity.gov.uk/care. Follow our guidelines and enjoy Hallowe’en safely and sensibly.

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Bank Place

Butchers St

Ferryquay St

Glendermott Rd

Fountain Hill

Dungiven Rd

Foyle Street

Foyle Street

Magazine StWaterlo

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Abercorn Rd

Orc

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Clo

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Ter

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Duk

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River Foyle

Water St

Peace Bridge

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Northland Rd

Rock Road

Stra

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Asylum Rd

Lawrence Hill Cranagh Terrace

Academy Rd

Leck

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Ross

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Clarendon Street

Great James StreetFran

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Que

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High St

Litt

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Fahan St

Ab

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Lisfannon Pk

Fahan StWate

rloo St

Linen

hall S

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Pump S

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London St

Patrick St

Bridge St

Craigavon Bridge

John S

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Abercorn Rd

Carlisle R

d

The Fountain

Hawkin St

Harding St Aubery

St

Upper Bennett St

Lr Bennett St

Foyle Em

bankment

Foyle RoadWapping Lane

Ivy Te

rrace

Maureen AveFerguson St

Bellvue A

ve

Sunbea

m T

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ce

Barrack St

Westland St

Barrack St

Leck

y R

oad

Moore St

Margaret St

Wat

ers

ide

Lin

k

Spence

r Roa

d

Ch

ape

l R

d

Lr Violet St

Upr Violet St

Primrose St

Benvard

en Ave

Knockdara Park

A6 to Belfast

Glenderm

ott Road

York St

Alfred St

King St

WatersideRoundabout

Ebrington

Ebrington St

Emerson St

Roulston Ave

Bond’s St

Iona

Ter

race

Pine

St

May St

Lim

avad

y R

oad

Browning Drive

St. Columb’s RoadFoyle Embankm

ent

Baronet St

Charlotte

St

Society St

Castle St

9

Ros

svill

e St

Artille

ry St

Hallowe’enEvent Information

Enjoy Hallowe'en Safely – Enjoy Hallowe'en SensiblyIt’s an early start along Queen’s Quay on Hallowe'en night so make sure you plan ahead to be with us and enjoy Hallowe'en safely and sensibly. Visit www.derrycity.gov.uk/care

www.derrycity.gov.uk/care

Tourist Information

Railway Station

Bus Station

Parking

Taxi Rank

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Dates for your Diary

Derry City Council, 98 Strand Road, Derry, BT48 7NN

Please note all information is accurate at time of print, please check the official website www.derrycity.gov.uk/Halloween for updates.

This document is available upon request in a number of formats including large print, Braille, PDF, audiocassette and minority languages.

For further information on alternative formats please contact: telephone: (028) 7136 5151 textphone: (028) 7137 6646 or email: [email protected]

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