HalloweenOctober 29Little monsters will lap up this Hallowe’en fun day at the National Museum Of Flight in North Berwick. Ghouls and Goblins will be on hand for photo opportunities, there will be a scary spider hunt, a ghost land train, and traditional

at Groomsport and join in with some traditional spooky fun including pony and trap rides, crafts, a creepy creatures display and local music. For more fun family days out, see our pick of the best autumn activities in Northern Ireland

celebrations at Astley Hall in Lancashire, activities include singing, dancing and of course chestnut roasting.Ghostly GalleonOctober 29Set sail on a spooky seafaring voyage aboard an Ullswater Steamer in Carlisle for this two hour Halloween Spooktacular event

family show.Halloween trail October 27–31Step into a real-life ghost town and marvel at the long abandoned Victorian slate workshops at the National Slate Museum, Llyn Padarn. Look out for that most macabre of creatures, the black bat, which is likely

Estate, Shropshire whilst taking part in a Hallowe’en trail around the grounds. Afterwards get cosy by a crackling log fire whilst children can create a special Hallowe’en memento to take home.For more fun family days out, see our pick of the best autumn

with lanterns, which the men saw approaching in the mist and assumed to be ghostly apparitions (Punkies). These days families can watch a modern day lantern parade through the town of Hinton St George followed by a pumpkin carving competition. Decorate a

October 19,20Create your own life-sized paper doll then dress her up in the latest paper fashion finery at the North Lanarkshire Council Museums And Heritage Section.Find our pick of the best family days out in your area here