From fireworks displays to spooky train rides and haunted walking tours, check out our list for some of the best Halloween happenings – there’s sure to be something to suit everyone.
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5. Indoor pumpkin patch - Mossley Mill
Pumpkins Photo: Deborah Jackson from Pixabay
6. Halloween Baby Rave - The Music Yard, Larne
The Music Yard's spooktacular Halloween Sensory Baby Rave will take place on Sunday, October 26 from 1-2pm and 2:30pm-3.30pm. Suitable for ages 0-3, the softly illuminated space is designed for the tiniest party-goers and their caregivers, featuring a mix of Halloween themed music, nursery rhymes, interactive sensory (spooky) play and photo props. Prices are as follows: 1 adult 1 child £8; 1 child 2 adults £12; 1 adult 2 children £14; 2 children 2 adults £16. Booking info is available at https://the-music-yard.classforkids.io Photo: Pixabay
7. Halloween Happenings - Ballymoney
Ballymoney's Halloween celebrations take place on Saturday, October 25 at the Showgrounds. The event will see a spooktacular night of family fun including live entertainment, amusements and scary characters, along with a spectacular fireworks display. Photo: Causeway Coast and Glens Borough
8. CarrickFEARgus, Halloween Hooley, and Hallowena - Mid and East Antrim
While tickets and further details for Mid and East Antrim's three flagship Halloween events have yet to be released, dates have been confirmed by the council. 'CarrickFEARgus' returns to Shaftesbury Park in Carrick on Wednesday, October 29; the People's Park, Ballymena will host 'Hallowena' on Thursday, October 30, and Larne Town Park will once again be the venue for the Halloween Hooley on Friday, October 31. Keep an eye on https://www.shapedbyseaandstone.com/whats-on for updates. Photo: Mid and East Antrim Borough Council