Tickets are priced at just £30pp, with profits being donated to the volunteers who tirelessly look after this community village hall.

If you decide to sleepover on the night - then please consider the following - There are no beds inside the building, so you will have to bring either a camp bed, or an air bed, and your own bedding for the night.

History

Built in 1896 in honour of a wealthy, local gentleman. It was first used as a working man’s club and later became a community hall. Poltergeist activity and strange occurrences have literally grabbed the attention of people here. Some have actually fled the building whilst claiming they have been touched by something. Fixtures have flown from walls, voices and loud banging can be heard along with eerie singing and creepy piano music coming from upstairs.