The Café at Logie Steading near Forres hosts successful Halloween party

Published: 16:33, 01 November 2022

| Updated: 16:36, 01 November 2022

Logie Steading Cafe staff Kate Millar, Olivia Weber and Lauren Anderson. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

GUYS and ghouls gathered in a countryside venue ahead of the scariest night of the year!

There was spooky stilt walkers, fearsome face painting, roasted marshmallows, live music and a chance to terrify in fancy dress at the fang-tastic fundraising Halloween party in The Café at Logie Steading on Saturday.

Never Byrne with Halloween cake at Logie Steading. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Cafe owner, Mags Cairns, confirmed attendees from all over enjoyed the eerie event.

She said: "So many people came down to Logie Steading, adults and children alike, with a few gown-ups also getting their faces painted.

"The toasted marshmallow stand was hugely popular, raising £70. The Café topped this up to £100 and this will be donated to Logie Primary School for their trip to the pantomime at Eden Court.

"There was a great atmosphere at the Halloween party and we are now gearing up for our next big event, Christmas!"

Musician Ella M played throughout the afternoon. . Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Jessica and Jacob Drover's scary faces. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Suitably decorated - Logie Steading Cafe waitress Kate Millar. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Spooky stilt walkers. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Officially best dressed at Logie Steading, Wiktoria Liepke (4). Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Stella Jenkins and face painter Cheryl Moir. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Snappy dressers, Elle and Mae McLennan. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

Harley Gordon getting made-up. Picture: Daniel Forsyth

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