Your Event

Here is what you can expect from the evening:

• We will split you into smaller groups where you will be guided through the evening by our experienced and friendly investigators.
• You will get to take part in activities such as group vigils, table/glass tipping and more.
• You will have access to our paranormal equipment.
• You will have the opportunity to investigate on your own and/or take part in lone vigils.
• There will be a scheduled break where drinks and snacks will be provided.
• We only want you to experience genuine paranormal activity - therefore we will always try to find logical explanations for what we are experiencing, only when something is unexplainable will we say it may be paranormal.

As you may know, the paranormal can be unpredictable. We are unable to guarantee that the spirits will want to interact with us on the evening, but we are also aware that sometimes when they do interact it can be frightening for some - If you need any help or assistance during or after the event, we will always be on hand to help anyway we can, so please don't be afraid to reach out!

What you need to know

• Arrival: Please arrive no more than 15 minutes before the event start time, this is to ensure we have a team member available to greet you. If you are running late, please do let us know as soon as possible.
• Parking: Free parking is available at the front of the venue.
• Accessibility: Due to the historic nature of the venue, the location is unfortunately not wheelchair friendly or suitable for those with limited mobility.
• Please Note: All guests must be 18 years or older. Unfortunately, our events are not suitable for those who are heavily pregnant. Guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes and warm layered clothing on colder nights.

About Bedwas Workmen's Hall

The focal point of many towns and villages across the valleys in the early 20th century was the local miners' institute. Bedwas Workmen’s Hall, which opened in 1923, was built with penny a week donations from local miners plus a grant from the owner of the local colliery, Sir Samuel Instone. It housed a public hall, library, cinema, dance hall and billiards hall.

Bedwas Workmen's Hall is a three-storey Grade II listed building that continues to serve the local community offering a venue for a number of local groups including drama and dance schools and craft groups.

There has been a large range of paranormal activity at the hall in the past. There have been reports of seeing an apparition of a woman on the balcony and a young boy on the stage in the theatre room with chairs moving up and down and doors slamming. There has also been sights of a man in a stovepipe hat throughout the building. Visitors and staff report the feeling of never being alone and have heard piano music playing despite there not being a piano there at the time. They have also had objects moving with no explanation or items being mysteriously lost. This is certainly a building bursting with activity. 

Please make sure you have read our Terms and Conditions prior to purchasing your tickets.