Be a Hallowe'en Volunteer
Discover ways to get involved in, and support, the work of the Ulster American Folk Park.
Dare to be different and delve into the history of our spookiest season. Discover how the people of rural Ulster celebrated Hallowe'en traditions centuries ago, and how the same traditions were carried across to America - before becoming the Hallowe'en we know and love today!
Listen to tales of lore and misfortune, give barn dancing a go, dress up as a scarecrow, and taste delicious Hallowe'en fayre like barmbrack and apple tart. Get involved with crafts, face-painting, and family-friendly activities plus a Hallowe'en trail for little ones to follow.
Don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled…as you never know what you will find as you walk the Park!
Opening Hours
Make sure to visit the café for tasty treats, seasonal soup and hot drinks like pumpkin spiced lattes and spooky hot chocolates. There'll also be a BBQ in the Park on Monday 28th October so stop by for some spooktacular hotdogs and burgers!
Book your general admission tickets through the link.