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5 Free Fun Things To Do in Warwickshire This October Half Term

5 Free Fun Things To Do in Warwickshire This October Half Term

Looking for free things to do with kids in Warwickshire this October half term? From Halloween trails and pumpkin adventures to creative activities, storytelling and family-friendly museums, we’ve rounded up 5 fun ways to explore Warwickshire without spending a penny.

Whether you’ve got a little Halloween fan, a budding artist, a bookworm or a child who loves getting out and exploring, there’s plenty here to keep curious minds busy over the school holidays.

1. Get Spooky at the Library

📍 Libraries across Warwickshire

Warwickshire Libraries are going a little spooky this half term with Reading Screams, a series of free, Halloween-themed sessions for children aged 4–11. There are storytelling, creative activities and hands-on crafts, with different libraries hosting sessions throughout the week.

For example, Leamington Library is hosting a session on Monday 26 October, while Kenilworth, Stratford-upon-Avon, Coleshill, Southam and Lillington all have sessions later in the week. They’re drop-in and free, although places are subject to availability.

Perfect for: little bookworms, creative kids and Halloween fans.

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2. Follow a Free Pumpkin Trail Around Leamington

📍 Leamington Spa

For something you can do at your own pace, head into Leamington Spa and follow the town’s free Pumpkin Path, which runs from Saturday 24 October to Sunday 1 November.

It’s a lovely excuse to explore the town on foot, with pumpkins appearing around the town centre to spot along the way. The trail is completely free, so you can turn it into a simple half-term adventure without needing to book anything.

Perfect for: little explorers, Halloween lovers and families who like a wander.

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3. Make Something at Warwick Arts Centre

📍 University of Warwick, Coventry

Mini Creatives returns to Warwick Arts Centre on Tuesday 27 October, with a free family-friendly session that children can simply drop into.

It’s part of the Arts Centre’s regular programme of creative activities for families, giving little ones the chance to make, play and explore without needing to book a full workshop. The session is listed as suitable for all ages and completely free.

Perfect for: little makers, creative minds and children who like getting stuck in.

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4.  Follow a Free Halloween Trail at Market Hall Museum

📍 Warwick

Head to Market Hall Museum this October half term for a free family Halloween trail, running from Saturday 24 to Saturday 31 October.

Little explorers can enjoy a seasonal adventure around the museum, while families can also have a guess at the weight of a pumpkin and browse Halloween gifts and sweet treats in the café.

For an extra-special evening, the museum will stay open until 8pm on Friday 30 October to coincide with Warwick’s Twilight Market. A lovely way to add a little Halloween magic to a family day out!

Perfect for: curious little explorers, Halloween fans and families looking for a free day out.


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5. Get Spooky at Warwick’s Trick or Treat Twilight Market

📍 Warwick Market Place

Warwick’s popular Trick or Treat Twilight Market is getting a spooky makeover this Halloween, with an evening of family-friendly entertainment, shopping and seasonal fun.

Children can enjoy a Halloween disco, live music, magic shows and street performers, including stilt walkers and fire breathers. There’ll also be games, Halloween characters and the chance to try the Trick-or-Treat Spin the Wheel.

Browse stalls filled with handmade crafts, local produce and tasty treats, with traders getting into the Halloween spirit. Fancy dress is encouraged, so get those costumes ready!

Perfect for: little Halloween fans, fancy-dress lovers and families looking for a fun evening out.

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Looking for a day or a whole week of seasonal fun?

This October half term, The Strings Club are getting into the spirit of the season with a week of Spooktacular Celebrations. Think music, creativity, games, silly surprises and plenty of Halloween-inspired fun, with a whole week for children to make, play, discover and enjoy together, away from their screens.

Book a day or a week of Camp here!