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After the success of the first edition, the "Night of To the Saints in the Haunted Museum" returns again this year to join the history and culture of Jumilla in a "frighteningly fun" bet the Department of Culture and the House Museum, in collaboration with the Group Theater Thalia.

This time, the setting for Night of All Saints is transferred to the Archaeological Museum and the historic buildings of the Square Top, where a representation in which the history of these cultural enclaves of the locality will will develop, together with the suspense of the holiday itself.

The activity is also completed, for those who wish to conduct a thematic dinner Restaurant Loreto, set up for the occasion with a specially designed Night Halloween menu.

The activity will thus have two possibilities, either attended only the staging, which will cost $ 5, or more work dinner in Loreto whose price is 25 euros for adults and 15 euros for children .

For Saturday, November 1, are scheduled three passes, at 19.30, at 21.00 and 22.10 hours, of which only tickets left for the first of the passes.

On Sunday there will be another pass this at 20.30, for which there are still tickets.

Councillor for Culture, Maria Dolores Fernandez and congratulated the House Museum and the Thalia Theater Group for "this important activity, with the traditionalism of this feast in Jumilla resumes. For the Department is a luxury shared within the cultural agenda this type of activities that enrich us all. "

Meanwhile, James Smith, representing the Casa del Museo stressed "as is fortunate that again this time, we had to extend the passes with two more works, given the great success of this activity between Jumillano public and even visitors coming from out of town to enjoy this show. "

Ana Garcia Thalia Theater Group, encouraged to complete the remaining passes, and enjoy the work to begin in the Chapel of San José, where the original function that was in the sixteenth century is explained, then to the University People, old Posada, ending in the Council where the work will end with "Mount of Souls" by Gustavo Adolfo Becquer.

Tickets can be purchased until all places, in either location Museums.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla