Smodge Halloween trick or treat bag workshop at Dragonfly Farm
Dragonfly Farm Shop & Cafe, Speldhurst · 30 October 2026
Sam from the children's art company Smodge runs a Halloween craft session at the Speldhurst farm shop cafe during half term. Children decorate a tote bag to carry on their trick or treat rounds, with colouring and card shapes to decorate as well.
Highlights
- Decorate a tote bag ready for trick or treating
- Morning or afternoon session to choose from
- Extra colouring and card shapes to decorate
- All the mess stays at the cafe, not at home
Good to know
- A parent or carer must stay with their child throughout.
- Dress children in clothes that can get messy; paints are washable where possible but not guaranteed.
- Drinks and treats can be bought at the cafe during the session.
Getting there
Dragonfly Farm Shop & Cafe, Dragonfly Farm, Langton Road, Speldhurst, Royal Tunbridge Wells, TN3 0NR
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