Daily Brief / 5 November 2026

Weekend preview · Gloucestershire

Folklore after Halloween: Stranger Folk continues at Snowshill

The National Trust’s app-led folklore adventure continues on 7–8 November, 10:30 am–2:30 pm GMT.

Snowshill Manor exterior photographed in October 2014
Snowshill Manor, October 2014. Photo: Celuici / Wikimedia Commons, CC0. An archive venue photograph, not a picture of this year’s activity. CC0 1.0.
By Encounter & LorePublished

Halloween has passed, but Snowshill Manor and Garden’s Stranger Folk adventure continues this weekend. The National Trust’s detailed listing confirms 7–8 November 2026, 10:30 am–2:30 pm GMT (UK time), at Snowshill Manor and Garden, near Broadway, Gloucestershire.

The app-led activity uses British folklore as its storytelling framework. It is suitable for children aged seven and over, with no booking needed. The activity is free, although normal venue admission applies. Visitors should download the app and dress for outdoor conditions.

Why today: A useful weekend recommendation showing how folklore continues beyond Halloween. This is an imaginative visitor experience; its supernatural premise is fiction.

The detailed event timetable takes precedence over conflicting summary listings. Check the organiser’s page before travelling.

Sources

  1. National Trust · detailed event timetable and visitor information
  2. Celuici · original photograph and CC0 licence
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