We think these Halloween screenings will be whaley good fun.
In her year-and-a-bit tenure as the tenant of Hintze Hall, Hope the Whale has seen her fair share of visitors come and go. This month, however, she’ll see something rather spooky, as the Natural History Museum hosts a series of Halloween film screenings. Given that there are relatively few film screenings taking place beneath the 82-foot skeleton of a blue whale, we’re willing to bet that this is a pretty unique Halloween experience.
Quite the Night at the Museum, then. Every ticket gets you complimentary popcorn, and entry to the museum’s Life in the Dark exhibition – although you’ll need to use it on the day of the screening. It’s possibly the most intense Halloween film night in the city, so we’d definitely recommend a visit. If you can overcome your fear of starring in your own horror film when the exhibits start coming to life, of course…
Find out more and get tickets on their website.
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