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Halloween Gourd-geous Blooms: Evening Workshop

Surrey Hills, Guildford · 27 October 2026

Halloween Gourd-geous Blooms: Evening Workshop, from Surrey HillsImage: Surrey Hills
27 Oct

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A Halloween evening workshop on 27 October 2026, running from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm, where participants turn a pumpkin into a floral arrangement with a lightly spooky theme. It takes place at Surrey Hills in Guildford and suits adults and families looking for a seasonal craft evening. Booking is recommended, and price and age guidance are not listed, so check the event page before attending.

Highlights

  • Pumpkin floral arrangement workshop with a lightly spooky theme
  • Evening session, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm on 27 October 2026
  • Booking recommended, via the organiser's event page

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Surrey Hills, GU4 8RR

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