In October 2003, Land artists worked with local people to make masks and lanterns from natural materials for the traditional Hallowe’en procession along the historic trail from the Aisled Barn to the Haworth Road car-park – close to the site of the Pendle Panopticon.
In 2004 and 2005, with the involvement of additional Land artists, the event grew to include a fancy-dress competition, a fire show and music, as well as sightings of ghostly figures in the ruins of Wycoller Abbey! On each occasion, several hundred local people turned out to enjoy the fun.
Image: Traditional pumpkin lantern made for the Wycoller Hallowe'en event
