Haunted house party at NTKO Gallery promises thrills and chills!

Those looking for a good scare this Halloween should head to the NTKO Gallery in Louth for a thrilling haunted house night.

The gallery is inviting thrill-seekers to the gallery to travel back in time, to a very different Louth, in 1888 where James Hargrave throws open the doors to his grand project – the Ship & Horns public house in Eastgate.

NTKO Gallery's Haunted House party.placeholder image
NTKO Gallery's Haunted House party.

One fateful night in 1901, James became mysteriously ill and his wife Mary, calls for doctors but sadly, James died, leaving the Ship & Horns abandoned and unloved for centuries...or did he?In the same building that NTKO Gallery now calls home, strange and curious events have begun to unfold once again – could it be the spirit of the late Mr. Hargrave? Or something else, entirely… more sinister?And so on Friday (October 28), at 8pm,the Ship & Horns Public House at the NTKO Gallery will be launching the brand-new Sinister Art Exhibition, where the spirits of the old inn are invited to show themselves for a night of spooky fun and frightful festivities in their Haunted Houseparty?

A licensed bar serving cocktails by local bar Blocktails will run, along with a DJ and live music to celebrate.

Guests are invited to come in fancy dress – that way the spirits might think you're one of them and leave you alone!

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