Not of This Wold 2026

Market of the Strange, Maysterious and Oaranormal in thte Ballroom - 10am - 4,00pm Entry Free

Talks in the Chamber (Individual talks £7. All 3 - £15)

11.30 – East Anglia Folklore Centre

The EA Folklore Centre celebrates the brilliant stories from across East Anglia through art, craft, tale, song, dance, ritual, tradition and practice. Come and hear their talk as they bring their East Anglian folklore knowledge to Lincolnshire for the first time. Not to be missed.

1pm - From Parlour Game to Paranormal Icon: The Disturbing Life of the Ouija Board. Presented by Peter Laws.

Peter Laws traces its strange history from parlour craze to modern cultural icon, uncovering scary testimonies and chilling real-life cases that refuse to be dismissed. Expect forgotten origins, eerie twists… and a few stories that might make you think twice before asking…’Is there anybody there?’

Peter Laws hosts the popular paranormal YouTube Channel ‘Into the Fog with Peter Laws’. He is also a columnist for The Fortean Times magazine, and the author of five books - including the non-fiction book ’The Frighteners: Why We Love Monsters, Ghosts, Death and Gore.’ He’s also the creator of the horror church podcast, Creepy Cove Community Church.

2.30pm – Screening: QTV

Quentin Smirhes is the alter ego of writer and filmmaker, Sean Reynard. Reynard's work spoofs the aesthetic of eerie, low-budget 1970s regional television, particularly children's educational or public information programming. Quentin Smirhes is the slightly sinister, anorak-wearing presenter of a fictional children's TV channel called "QTV." Watch this bizarre broadcast with new material, but beware the nightmares which might follow!

Night Terrors – evening schedule (Ticket - £15)

6pm: EA Folklore Centre present a short Folk Horror Ritual, designed to appease the Lincolnshire Imp.

6.45pm: Quiz. Full House (Of Horror)

The Occultaria of Albion’s Richard Daniels, along with musical mystic, Linoleum Department present a gameshow quiz about the supernatural and strange. Prizes to be won!

7.45pm: The Wicker Man, on film

A rare opportunity to see the 1973 folk horror classic on film courtesy of the Loewen Cinema. This cult classic stars Christopher Lee and Edward Woodward. Make an appointment with The Wicker Man and why not come in fancy dress. Let your pagan imagination run wild with prizes for the best costumes.

8pm: Ghost Tour of Louth Town Hall. (£30. 10 slots available)

Separate to the rest of the evening’s entertainment is the opportunity to go on a ghost tour of the Town Hall. It was built in 1854 and is said to have several ghosts within its labyrinthine layout. Be guided through the hallways and rooms by expert ghost hunter Amy Cox.

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