The Farleys
The King's Arms, Dorking · 31 October 2026
Image: The King's ArmsThe Farleys play a Halloween music night at The King's Arms in Dorking on 31 October 2026, running from 9pm to 11.30pm. The evening includes a special Halloween set and a fancy dress competition, and suits adults looking for a lively night out with friends or as a couple. The band plays old style groove, original swing blend and skiffle-swing.
Highlights
- Special Halloween set from 9pm on 31 October 2026
- Fancy dress competition on the night
- Old style groove, swing blend and skiffle-swing from The Farleys
Getting there
The King's Arms, RH4 1BU
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