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Spooky Halloween Ceilidh for Brockley Max

by Tony October 20, 2026
October 20, 2026

Get your dance moves ready this spooky season as Brockley Max presents a Halloween Ceilidh! Families and accompanied youngsters are invited to dress up and dance to fall in the expert guidance of Box of Delights’ caller and band for over two hours’ of spooktacular fun for all ages!

On Saturday 31 October from 1.30pm, St Hilda’s Church Hall will transform with live music from the much-loved Box of Delights Ceilidh Band.

With plenty of opportunities to show off your best moves, our expert ceilidh caller will guide you through the energy-zapping dancing of a ceilidh (pronounced ‘kay-lee’).

There will even be spot prizes for the best costumes and most elaborate dance moves, so get creative!

With a family ticket for two adults and two children costing just £20, this ghoulishly good afternoon is something you won’t want to miss out on! https://store.brockleymax.co.uk/product/halloween-kids-ceilidh/

Children must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over, whether a family member or friend. Proceeds from the event will raise funds towards Brockley Max 2027, St Hilda’s Church and equipment for the Box of Delights Ceilidh Band.

So dust off your dancing shoes, dig out your best Halloween costume and get ready to dance the afternoon away!

Event details:
Location: St Hilda’s Church Hall, Crofton Park, SE23 1Pl
Date: Saturday 31st October 2026
Time: 1:30 – 4pm
Price: Adults – £7 (18+ and must be accompanying a child), Child – £5 and Family (2 adults and 2 children) – £20
Tickets: Adults, Children and Family

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