Bournville Village Trust (BVT) is running a series of free activities for young people over the half-term holidays in Lawley and Lightmoor Villages.
On Tuesday 25 October at 2pm, ‘Professor Black and the Ghastly Ear Eater‘ starts at Lawley Community Centre. According to the promotional poster:
Someone is stealing everyone’s ears and we need your help!
Join Professor Black and discover who it is before we are left with nothing to hang our glasses on!
Suitable for ages 4+.
Next up, on Tuesday 25 October at 5:30pm, ‘The White Lady of Lawley‘ starts at Lawley Community Centre. The promotional poster says:
Join Professor Black for a spooky walking tour of the village as we search for the ghost known as the ‘White Lady’.
You will need a torch and all your courage as we find out what happened one dark night many years ago.
It is suitable for children aged seven and above, but may be too intense for younger, sensitive, or nervous children.
On Wednesday 26 October from 2pm, ‘Professor Black and the Ghastly Ear Eater‘ will be running again at the Oak Tree Centre, Lightmoor Village.
And finally on Wednesday 26 October from 5:30pm, ‘Electrocuted Ed and the Lights of Lightmoor‘ starts opposite the Oak Tree Centre, Lightmoor Village. The promotional poster says:
Join Professor Black for a spooky walking tour of the village as we search for the ghost known as ‘Electrocuted Ed’.
You will need a torch and all your courage as we find out what happened one dark night many years ago.
It is suitable for children aged seven and above, but may be too intense for younger, sensitive, or nervous children.
All of these events are free, but places are limited. You can book your place on Eventbrite.
Downloads
- Download the Tuesday 25 October ‘Professor Black and the Ghastly Ear Eater‘ promotional poster (.png, 1 MB)
- Download the Tuesday 25 October ‘The White Lady of Lawley‘ promotional poster (.png, 479 KB)
- Download the Wednesday 26 October ‘Professor Black and the Ghastly Ear Eater‘ promotional poster (.png, 1 MB)
- Download the Wednesday 26 October ‘Electrocuted Ed and the Lights of Lightmoor‘ promotional poster (.png, 767 KB)
