Haden Hill House - Rowley Regis
Autumnal Antics and spooky Fun at Haden Hill House and Old Hall
Where booking is required you may need to book via ticketsource at https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/sandwell-museums-and-arts
Fighting From Home. June - November 2026. Exhibition by Luke Perry exploring the story behind the people of the Reserved Occupations and their legacy. Open when Haden Hill Hose Museum is open. Free entrance.
The Haunting of Haden Hill House - Saturday 24 October, 6pm
In the bitter winter of 1941, Haden Hill Hall became a refuge for displaced children, until a mysterious toymaker arrived, nightmares spread, and a devastating fire consumed the east wing. Decades later, the hall stands empty, but the annual fog brings a chilling tradition; a handmade toy left beneath the old sandstone cross. Join us to uncover the stories buried in the walls and the silence that still haunts these grounds.
£6- suitable for adults and braver children. Booking Essential via ticketsource
A Vampire’s Ball- Thursday 29 October 11am-3pm in the Old Hall
You are cordially invited to the Vampire Ball of the season! Join us for a day of spooky fun, disco dancing, wicked games and plenty of vampire mischief! Come dressed to impress in your finest attire (Our vampire welcomes all little monsters and ghouls!) and get ready to have a ball in the Old Hall!
Entrance to the Old Hall £3.00 or £6.00 for the Vampire Ball & Vampire Hunt
Vampire Hunt: Thursday 29 October 11:15-2:15
Join Professor Black and see if you can uncover the secrets of Haden Hill House and help the Vampire Hunter solve his neighbourly mystery… sometimes you never know what (or who) is lurking close by!
£6 to include entrance into the Vampires Ball, £4 per adult. Booking Essential via ticketsource
Wicked Games and Vampire Mischief: Friday 30 October, 11am-3pm
The vampire fun continues! Join us for spooky games, creepy crafts and our vampire hunt.
‘Dracula’ by Don’t Go into the Cellar- Thursday 5 November 7pm
An original one-man show adapted from the great Bram Stoker Gothic novel. Jonathan Goodwin plays Count Dracula, Lord of the Undead, and a host of others in this classic tale of late-Victorian vampirism! Prepare to learn the bloody truth that lies beyond the legend!
Doors Open 6:30pm
Booking essential via ticketcsource £16 adult, £10 per child