24 October, 2025
19:00
Kettering Park Hotel
Every year, the witches of the Shadowed Ember Coven gather for their celebration, a night shrouded in magic, revelry, and secrecy. This year, however, the air is thick with suspicion. Whispers of rebellion have spread like wildfire; someone wants to violently overthrow the coven’s enigmatic leader, High Witch Elaria. Will the lightkeeper prevail or will a hex ensure the coven never see another dawn.
Modern Day. Witches, wizards and warlocks or even a familiar costume.
There’s always something exciting happening at Kettering Park Hotel, from seasonal dining events to immersive themed experiences. One of this season’s highlights is Coven’s Curse, a thrilling evening of mystery and entertainment you won’t want to miss. To purchase tickets, contact the hotel directly on 01536 416666 or via email at reception@ketteringparkhotel.co.uk.
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