A spooktacular Halloween event featuring a magical mystery trail is set to take place at Newmarket's National Horseracing Museum.
The event, called NightMARE, is due to take place at the museum on October 31, between 5pm and 7.30pm, and promises thrilling fun for children and their families.
The adventure involves rescuing resident miniature Shetland pony, Kizzy, who is said to be held captive by Palace House's ghostly inhabitants.
By exploring the dimly lit museum grounds and collecting 'ingredients' along an eerie trail, the young heroes will have a chance to set Kizzy free from ghostly captors.
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The occasion also offers a chance for children to display their creative side, with a contest for the best-dressed Halloween ensemble.
Tickets for NightMARE at the Museum are reasonably priced: adults are £6, children £4. Under fives can go for free.
Tickets are available from the National Horseracing Museum.
The museum, located at Palace Street, Newmarket, is conveniently situated, a short walk from local transport hubs.
Images and more details are available on the museum's official website.
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