2025
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Mainsforth Miners Hall - Durham
Ghost Hunt
Wednesday 31st December, 2025
9.20pm - 1.30am
Tickets £27pp
History: Mainsforth Miners Hall dates back to 1927. When local miners would have paid 6p per week out of their wage to use the building. Back then it would have been used for entertainment, dances , socialising, family clinics and much more. A local building firm Lazenby was hired to build the hall and sadly one of their workers lost their life whilst at work. Unfortunately the local mine was closed in 1982 and the building went on to be used as a place for the miners to sign on unemployment. Whilst still being used as a community hub, for plays, boxing clubs, and a venue to hire for parties.
Ghosts: Full bodied apparitions been seen, chairs and tables been seen moving by themselves. Stage doors slamming shut unexpectedly and a woman’s scream been heard.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
A glass of prosecco or bottle of beer to raise a toast at midnight
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access but is recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Mainsforth Community Centre, 34 High Street, Ferryhill, Durham DL17 0AG
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
January 2026
sold out
The Royalty theatre - Sunderland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 10th January 2026
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £32pp
History: Originally built and used s a popular church hall. The building was used for many social events , marriages and funerals. The auditorium still retains some of the church's original features such as the high beams and arches. Unfortunately during the second world ward the building was hit by a bomb and badly damaged. It was repaired and used as a temporary military hub where injured soldiers from the local area were brought and nursed. Some soldiers were so badly injured they met their fate and died there. Some nursed back to health. In 1947 Sunderland drama group secured the lease on the building and it became what it is used as today - The Royalty Theatre.
Ghosts: Full bodied apparitions have been seen around the building dressed all in black. A voice heard on the stage area being heard and caught on EVP saying, “his leg is injured.” The ouija board spelling out, “Zozo” who is said to be a demon, a malevolent spirit. Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access but is recommended for guests who have limited mobility who can manage the stairs.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: 25 The Royalty, Sunderland SR2 7PP
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
January 2026
The old scala - south shields
AVAILABLE
Ghost Hunt
Monday 19th January, 2026
8pm - 12am
Tickets £28pp
History: The Royal Assembly Hall in South Shields, built in 1890, was a grand building with a ballroom and stage that was later converted into the Scala Cinema in 1920, then the Gaumont Cinema in 1951. The building still stands today, located at 10 Mile End Road, and is home to a nightclub and other venues, with a small part of the original frontage still visible. Opening in 1890 as the Royal Assembly Hall, an entertainment venue with a ballroom and stage. It was converted into a cinema called the Scala in 1920, which included a conservatory cafe above the main entrance. It was renamed the Gaumont in 1951, and the Ocean Road entrance was closed in 1960. The building still exists on Mile End Road and is now home to a nightclub and other venues, including a live music and comedy venue called The Venue/Ignition. Despite modifications, some of the original ornate features are still in place.
Ghosts: Having the privilege to be the first paranormal team to investigate this fantastic building, proved to put us on edge after one of the team was physically grabbed in the now bar area upstairs. We witnessed loud footsteps in the ground floor area when no one else was in the building. Knocks on demand in the attic and a very creepy cellar that told us to ‘leave’ on our spirit speaker box.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Ignition at The Venue - 9 Stanhope Street, South Shields NE33 1HW
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
January & February 2026
January 2026 - Sold out
February 2026 - sold out
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Queen street masonic - Sunderland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 31st January, 2026
Saturday 7th February 2026
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £27pp
History: Dating back to 1785 the Grade 1 listed building stands in the heart of Sunderland. It is the oldest purpose built Masonic Temple in existence in the world. The East End of Sunderland once once a thriving community with coal miners and shipyard workers and of course those that came into the Port of Sunderland. The area is steeped in history and can tell many of stories.
Ghosts: Many people have heard the sounds of children signing from the basement area. A spectre of a Victorian man dressed in Victoria clothes has been reported around the building. disembodied footsteps and been heard and doors closing by themselves . Will you #daretojoinus for a night of Ghost Hunting?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable. Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets.
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Address of venue: Queen Street Masonic Temple, Sunderland SR1 2HT
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
February 2026
Skinningrove Mine - Cleveland
Available
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 28th February, 2026
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £35pp
History: Skinningrove Mine opened in 1847 and was also known as Loftus Mine, The mine employed as many as 957 men at its peak. It closed in 1958. Over its lifetime it produced around 6 million+ of ironstone was extracted. The site is now home to the Land Of Iron Museum where some of the mining and industrial heritage has since been preserved. Fatalities was a regular thing with the commonest causes being roof falls and barring, men being ran over by heavy tubs and crushed by the horses that pulled them. 63 recorded deaths was reported there. The youngest boy being 15 years old.
Ghosts: Many of reports have been reported of Ghosts at Skinningrove. A presence being felt down the North Drift. A red mist being reported appearing out of nowhere. miners families used to call it “the miners breath”. believing it was the spirits of those who died underground Reports of footsteps and distant knocking. It's said to be of a miner who never clocked off and staff smelling pipe tabacco around the museum. Would you #daretojoinus for a night in the drift?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has wheelchair access and is recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Land of Iron Museum, Mill Lane, Skinningrove, Cleveland TS13 4AP
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
March 2026
Havelock Towers - Sunderland
Available
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 14th March 2026
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £25pp
History: This huge building dates back to 1884 and was ran by the church. It was used as a half way house and an orphanage for naughty boys. On the land where Sunderland Hospital stands now once stood and old workhouse that housed the poor, criminals, lunatic and unmarried mothers. During World War 1 the building was used as a military hospital for the wounded to come back from war to recover or sadly die. After the war the building went on to be used as an infectious disease hospital for patients with TB. In the 1970’s the newer part of the building was built and it became Depford and Millfield Commuinity Centre to which its still used as to this day.
Ghosts: Children’s laughter has been heard around the building with toys activating by themselves. Shadows have been seen in the hall and footsteps have been heard around the building. A mysterious blood stain that has been reported reappearing at the bottom of the stairs and original punishment cupboards can still be seen with scratches on the walls.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue does not have wheelchair access and is recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Depford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Road, Sunderland SR4 7XJ
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
March 2026
Available
The old rectory - Easington
Saturday 28th March, 2026
Ghost Hunt - 8.50pm - 1am
Tickets £35pp
History: This former rectory dates back to 1248 and is now a grade I listed building. It is one of the oldest domestic houses in England. Seaton Holme was built as a retirement home for Prince Bishop Nicholas De Farnham. It then became an administrative headquarters for the top clergy. Around the back are many stone buildings that in 1792 were listed as stables, barns, coach house, granary, dovehouse, corn chamber, stable yard and a 39 foot row of lower buildings for pigs, chickens etc. There were also offices for brewing, washing, cellaring and coals. The last rector to live here was the Reverend George Algernon West who was incumbent from 1909. After 1921 Seaton Holme became a children's home and had alterations such as dormitories added to it. In 1937 the children were moved and then it became an annex to the workhouse for old men from 1959/60. Seaton Holme became a day care and training centre but was neglected and around 1990 and fell into dispair it was sold to Easington Parish Council for £1, it is now used as offices and functions.
Ghosts: Staff report a young lad called James who in Victorian times was instructed to fetch alcohol from the cellar vaults. Tragically he fell down the steps and died. Children have been heard playing down in the cellar and toys which are stored down there, are said to have been moved around. The smell of tabacco pipes have been witnessed in the upstairs hallways, the feeling of being watched and lights have said to turn on by unseen hands in the function rooms. Who haunts this building ? Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Automatic planchette session.
Sensory deprivation sessions (estes method)
Transfiguaration session
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Seaton Holme, Hall Walk, Seaton Holme, Easington, Peterlee SR8 3BS
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
April 2026 coming soon
Mainsforth Miners Hall - Durham
Ghost Hunt
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £27pp
History: Mainsforth Miners Hall dates back to 1927. When local miners would have paid 6p per week out of their wage to use the building. Back then it would have been used for entertainment, dances , socialising, family clinics and much more. A local building firm Lazenby was hired to build the hall and sadly one of their workers lost their life whilst at work. Unfortunately the local mine was closed in 1982 and the building went on to be used as a place for the miners to sign on unemployment. Whilst still being used as a community hub, for plays, boxing clubs, and a venue to hire for parties.
Ghosts: Full bodied apparitions been seen, chairs and tables been seen moving by themselves. Stage doors slamming shut unexpectedly and a woman’s scream been heard.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access but is recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Mainsforth Community Centre, 34 High Street, Ferryhill, Durham DL17 0AG
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
April 2026
Jedburgh Castle Jail - Scottish Boarders
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 18th April, 2026
9.20pm - 1.30am
Tickets £45pp (20pp deposit with remaining balances due 4 weeks prior)
History: Site of 12th-century castle was one of the strongholds handed over to the English after the Treaty of Falaise to release William the Lyon from captivity, but it was recovered by the Scots. Malcolm the Maiden died here in 1165. Alexander III was married at the castle in 1285, but a ghostly apparition warned of his impending death – which came true when Alexander fell, with his horse, from a cliff at Kinghorn. The castle was occupied by the English after the Battle of Neville’s Cross in 1346 until 1409, when it was retaken by the Scots and demolished, the work paid for by the Crown. A jail was erected on the site of the old castle in 1823, a Howard reform prison, and the only type of its kind now remaining in Scotland. The prison closed in 1880. Jedburgh Castle Jail is now a museum, with a fascinating display of exhibits relating to 19th-century prison life.
Ghosts: One of the ghost of Jedburgh Jail is Edwin McArthur, a prisoner who was executed here in 1855 who wonders the corridor of the derelict men’s wing intimidating people. Children’s voices have been heard on equipment asking for help and a heavy cell door slamming shut in front of our guests by unseen hands. A glow ball caught rolling into and out of one of the cells was caught on our cctv by itself. This is not for the faint hearted.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Jedburgh Castle Jail, Castle Gate, Jedburgh TD8 6AS
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
May 2026 - Coming soon
The SEance - Ryton Masonic - gateshead
Ghost Hunt
Saturday
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £30pp
History: A Grand old Victorian Manor once called Oakfield House and built between 1862 & 1895 and was owned by a mechanical engineer from Newcastle. 1920, twenty six Ryton Masonic Brethren met to discuss the formation of a new lodge. It was to be named Ryton Holy Cross Lodge after Ryton Holy Cross Church which had been built 700 years earlier in 1220. Those Brethren were to become the founder members. The building is still used as a working Masonic Lodge to this day.
Ghosts: Dark shadows has been seen around the main hall. A woman’s scream has been heard. Muttering and chanting have been heard in the main temple and the feeling of uneasiness. Will you #daretojoinus as we hold a good old fashioned Seance, to find out who or what haunts this building.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Transfiguration sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable. Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets.
Venue has no wheelchair access but is recommended for guests who can manage a set of stairs.
Address of venue: Blackhouse Lane, Ryton, Tyne and Wear, NE40 3AE
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
July 2026
Shrewsbury prison - The dana
Private booking only - SOLD OUT
Saturday 11th July, 2026
Ghost Hunt & Sleepover- 9pm - 8am
Tickets £75pp (£30pp deposit with remaining balance due 4 weeks before the event.)
History: Opened in 1793 - The Dana named after Rev.Edmund Dana who owned the land. The prison was build to replace an older medieval jail that once stood there. In 1877 it was largely rebuilt to modernise facilities. It was a site of public executions until 1868. After that executions moved inside the prison walls until 1961. Over 60 prisoners, men and woman are believed to be buried within the prison grounds. It since served as a category B/C men’s prison in 2008 it was known for its overcrowding and said to be “decrepit and cramped”. It was well known for its suicides and suffering.
Ghosts: Cell doors slamming on there own have been witnessed. Visitors feeling a tightness around their neck. Footsteps been heard when no one is there and disembodied voices in C-wing often described at the ‘dark heart’ of the prison, associated with despair and mental breakdowns due to isolation. Will you #daretojoinus for a full night of lockdown in Britian’s most haunted prison?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Automatic planchette session.
Sensory deprivation sessions (estes method)
Option to take part in Ouija board session
Transfiguaration session
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
You must provide your own sleeping equipment
Croissants and toast breakfast in the morning
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Shrewsbury Prison, The Dana, Shrewsbury SY1 2HP
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.