A new family-friendly Halloween event called Kidzville will open for one day only this week at Lintz Hall Farm in Burnopfield, County Durham, offering a day of entertainment for youngsters during half term.
The event, organised by the team behind the Psycho Path scare trail in partnership with events specialists Let's Party Events, takes place on Thursday, October 29, from 11am to 4pm. It is designed for children and their families, with an action-packed programme of entertainment.
What to expect at Kidzville
Visitors can enjoy five specially created stage shows by Let's Party Events, featuring songs from best-loved musicals, tributes to K-Pop, and Techno Ravers, a sensory experience that remixes nursery rhymes and party classics with techno beats. Creative stations, face painting, fairground rides and street food will also be available.
Young attendees will receive an LED glow stick and have the chance to meet a range of characters, access the Creative Cove activity zone and the Cosy Cauldron Lair. Fancy dress is encouraged, with prizes for the best costumes. Tickets are still on sale, with prices starting at £14.
Organisers' response
Olivia Shaftoe, Director of Let's Party Events, said: "Let's Party Events has more a decade of experience in the events industry, specialising in family entertainment. With Lintz Hall Farm having a fantastic track record and great location, we believe we have found the perfect partner to launch Kidzville."
Nigel Holliday, co-director of Psycho Path and Family Fright Fest, added: "It's a great option for parents who want to keep their youngsters entertained during half term and we know it will be something nobody wants to miss."
Psycho Path, the Halloween scare trail, has been hosted at Lintz Hall Farm since 2018 and has attracted visitors from across the country, winning numerous awards. Its 2026 run concludes this weekend, with Kidzville taking place ahead of that finale.
