By Jonathan White
Thousands of people packed in to Nantwich Showground to witness the “Alpha Omega Halloween Spooktacular”.
The event last night (October 30) returned after being cancelled last year because of the Covid pandemic.
Nantwich Spooktacular returns this Halloween after organisers were forced to cancel the event last year because of the pandemic.
This year marks the 13th anniversary of the event which takes place on Saturday October 30 at Nantwich Show Ground, at Dorfold Park.
Organisers of Nantwich Spooktacular have cancelled the event due to COVID-19, it was announced last night.
In a joint statement with Cheshire East Council, they said the event at Dorfold Park which had been re-scheduled for November 14 will now not go ahead this year.
The Nantwich Spooktacular outdoor event has been put back to November 14, organisers have said.
The event, which attracts thousands of people to the Dorfold Park site in Nantwich, was due to be held on Halloween, Saturday October 31.
Organisers of the Nantwich Spooktacular say the event WILL go ahead and will be COVID compliant.
The annual event attracts thousands of people to Nantwich Showground at Dorfold Park.
The 11th annual Signal 1 ‘Nantwich Spooktacular’ took place at Nantwich Show Ground last night, writes Jonathan White.
Despite 24 hours of rain beforehand, the evening weather was dry and clear for thousands who attended.
Organisers say the Nantwich Spooktacular will go ahead despite heavy rain on the Showground.
Staff say they have reviewed the siting of the funfair on the field due to the recent spell of wet weather is quite wet.
Thousands of people young and old marvelled at a stunning firework display and enjoyed Halloween fancy dress at another successful Nantwich Spooktacular.
The weather was kind and visitors from across the region packed in to Dorfold Park showground to enjoy the annual event.
Families young and old are expected to descend on Nantwich Show Ground this weekend for the annual Nantwich Spooktacular.
The show features a funfair and 3,000-firework display at Dorfold Park.
Kirsty Rollings
Thousands of people flocked to Dorfold Hall Park in Nantwich for Spooktacular 2015.
Frankenstein, jesters, witches and other spooky characters of all ages converged at the event for the fancy dress competition, fairground rides, a bonfire and fireworks.
By Jonathan White
The Halloween and Fireworks season is set to descend on South Cheshire.
And the Nantwich Spooktacular will kick it off this weekend with one of the biggest events of its kind in the North West.
Nantwich shoppers were bedazzled by “witches” selling tickets to a massive community bonfire and fireworks night. Staff of Blitz Fireworks, in Crewe, were busy dealing with hundreds of people looking forward to Spooktacular 2013 at Dorfold Park.
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