This October, Hoghton Tower presents a fabulous seasonal musical concer, 'MAGIC & MYSTERY AT THE MUSICALS' featuring a variety of music from popular musicals such as 'The Wizard of Oz', 'Wicked', 'Sweeney Todd', 'Into the Woods', 'Jekyll and Hyde', 'Anastasia', 'The Addams Family', 'Little Shop of Horrors' and more!
This concert aims to entertain all musical lovers and get you in the Spooky Season mood!
Presented by an award winning group of local performers, this atmospheric concert will be performed in the beautiful setting of the Banqueting Hall, featuring candlelight and a fireside glow!
Expect fabulous solos, duets, and some haunting choral harmonies to entertain you and hopefully even our resident ghosts!
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Timings
Arrival from - 5.15pm
Concert Starts - 6pm
Interval - 7.15pm - 7.45pm
Concert Ends - 9pm
Parking
Please make your way up the drive towards the Tower where you will be met by our parking steward who will direct you to park on the tilting greens at either side of the drive.
Comfort
Whilst the fires will be lit, we would advise you to dress warmly for the evening as this historic building can feel chilly at times, especially during the Spooky Season!
Access
As a Grade I listed historic site, Hoghton Tower does have some access restrictions, for further information see our Facilities & Access Information on our website.
Refunds
All tickets are sold as non-refundable and non-transferable. Please check your tickets carefully and ensure that you can commit to the date and time before you complete your booking, as regrettably, we are unable to accommodate any changes once your booking is finalised.
Every effort will be made to accommodate late arrivals, however, entry would need to be at an appropriate time so as not to disturb the performance and cannot be guaranteed. No refund will be due in this instance.
If we have to cancel the event for any reason, you will be offered a full refund.
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