Heaton Fold unveils stunning Halloween display in run up to Artisan markets
A popular Bolton-based garden centre has blown away visitors with its extravagant handmade Halloween display.
Heaton Fold Garden Centre, which offers work experience for adults with learning disabilities, posted a picture of the display to their social media channels and received outstanding feedback from visitors.
Manager Craig Brayshaw said: “Staff and our learning-disabled students have designed and built another stunning Halloween display at the entrance.
“We hope the display will provide a warm welcome to all our customers to the Garden Centre.”
READ MORE:Bolton's Heaton Fold Artisan Market to return next month | The Bolton News
The garden centre, which is run by Bolton Council, will also be holding its monthly artisan markets taking place on the fourth Sunday of every month from 10am to 3pm with exception to August.
The markets will be held at the garden centre on Sunday 22nd September featuring food, handmade crafts and clothing, thoughtful giftware, demonstrations and so much more.
Among the tasty treats will be a selection of stalls selling homemade cheese, chutney, preserves and honey. Light lunches, breakfasts, desserts, Artisan-Teas and Italian-made Kimbo Coffee will also be available to purchase on the day courtesy of Claude’s Café.
Visitors have been flocking to the locally produced stalls since 2015.
Among the stalls will be some new faces, as well as old favourites creating seasonal goods perfect for Halloween décor or some early Christmas decorations!
Craig said: “Our monthly Artisan Market will return this Sunday after some of our local talented artisans showcased at the exciting Bolton Food Festival last month.
“Because unfortunately not all of these were able to showcase their incredible stalls due to sudden bad weather, they will now get their chance to display at the artisan market.
“So please pop down and support them if you can.”
There are still a couple of spaces left for market stalls and those interested in setting up at the market can contact the garden centre directly.
Future markets will be held on October 27th, November 24th and December 15th.
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here