Halloween is nearly here, and there are plenty of events happening around Sligo and beyond to keep the children entertained, whether they enjoy pumpkin picking, fancy dress, spooky stories or a proper fright!
I’ve put together a list of Halloween events taking place over the coming weeks. There are family days out, discos, woodland adventures, ghost stories and a few options for the grown-ups too. I’ve also included some events in Roscommon, Leitrim and Fermanagh if you fancy venturing a little further afield.
Have a look through the list, check the booking details and get planning. Some events need to be booked in advance.
Halloween events in Sligo
Sligo Pumpkin Patch at Dunmoran Strand
Dates: October 17–18 and 24–25 Closed on the 24th due to the storm
Time: 10am–6pm
Cost: €10 per person, ages two and up. Under-twos go free.
Fancy picking your own pumpkin beside the Atlantic Ocean? The Sligo Pumpkin Patch is bringing a seaside pumpkin-picking experience to Dunmoran Strand.
Expect rolling green fields, thousands of pumpkins, friendly farm animals and plenty of photo opportunities. You can also enjoy a hot chocolate while taking in the sea views.
Please note that payment at the gate is cash only.
Full details and tickets: sligopumpkinpatch.ie
Easkey Scarecrow Festival
Dates: October 18–30
Cost: Free
Easkey is getting creative this autumn with its Scarecrow Festival! From October 18 to 30, the village will be transformed into an open-air gallery filled with scarecrows and autumn-themed creations.
It’s a lovely way to see the village in a different light, enjoy some seasonal creativity and support the local community. Take a drive, or a walk around Easkey – you never know who you’ll meet. This is one of my personal favourites.
The Addams Family at The Art Deco, Ballymote
Date: Sunday, October 18
Time: 2pm
Get into the Halloween spirit with a screening of The Addams Family at The Art Deco in Ballymote. A great option for a family afternoon out.
Details and booking: Hawk’s Well Theatre – The Addams Family
Eerieland: Ghost Stories of the North & North West of Ireland
Date: Monday, October 19
Venue: Hawk’s Well Theatre, Sligo
Age recommendation: 12+
If you enjoy a good ghost story, this one might be for you. Eerieland explores ghost stories from the North and North West of Ireland, making it a fitting event for the Halloween season.
Booking and information: Hawk’s Well Theatre
Pumpkin Decorating at Café Mate
Date: Thursday, October 22
Time: 5pm–6pm
Cost: €15 per person
Looking for a creative Halloween activity without the mess of pumpkin carving? Café Mate is hosting a pumpkin decorating workshop.
The €15 fee includes your own pumpkin, all decorating materials and a free hot drink. Perfect for anyone who wants to get creative and bring home a Halloween decoration.
Booking: Café Mate event details on Facebook
Witch Way? Halloween Orienteering in Cleveragh Park, Sligo town
Friday 23rd October
3:30pm–5:00pm
Cleveragh Park, Sligo
Bring the family along to Cleveragh for a fun and slightly spooky introduction to orienteering. Grab your map, set off around the park and see if you can find all the spooky surprises along the way!
Whether you’re completely new to orienteering or already love finding your way around with a map, this is a fun, family-friendly activity for everyone.
Children (and grown-ups!) are encouraged to come dressed in their best Halloween costumes. Witches, ghosts, superheroes, monsters and everything in between are welcome!
Booking: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/witch-way-halloween-orienteering-in-cleveragh-park-tickets-2002725972295
Halloween Disco at The Factory, Easkey
Date: Friday, October 23
Time: 6pm–8pm
Admission: €5 per child or €10 per family
Killeenduff National School and its Parents Association are hosting a Halloween disco for the children at The Factory in Easkey.
Come along for an evening of Halloween fun while supporting the local school.
Please note that children must be accompanied by an adult and supervised at all times.
Halloween Disco at Ballisodare Community Centre
Date: Sunday, October 25
Time: 4pm–6pm
Cost: €5 per child
Get the costumes ready for an afternoon of Halloween disco fun at Ballisodare Community Centre.
Payment is cash only, and children must be accompanied by an adult. St. John’s NS Ballisodare has organised the disco as a fundraiser to raise funds to buy a defibrillator for the school.
Kids Halloween Disco Party – Clayton Hotel Sligo
Date: Monday, October 26
Show times: 1pm and 4pm
Venue: Clayton Hotel Sligo, Clarion Road, Ballinode
There are two shows planned for this children’s Halloween disco party, so check the booking page carefully when choosing your tickets.
Tickets: Book through Eventbrite
Trick or Treat Street at The Art Deco, Ballymote
Dates: October 26–30
Times: Various
Created by the brilliantly peculiar Professor Pumpkin, Trick or Treat Street is a colourful, chaotic neighbourhood where monsters don’t hide under beds or lurk in dark forests. They live together, make friends, get up to mischief and celebrate Halloween all year round.
It sounds like a fun option for younger Halloween fans who enjoy a little bit of spooky magic.
Check the event listing for session times and booking information.
Halloween Disco at Ransboro School
Date: Monday, October 26
Time: 5pm–6.30pm
Cost: €5 per child
Children can get their Halloween costumes ready for a disco at Ransboro School. Parents must stay for the event, so it’s an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the fun together.
All proceeds will go to Kilmacowen Community Preschool, a non-profit community preschool and registered charity.
Halloween Fun at Sligo Central Library!
Get ready for some frightfully fun activities at Sligo Central Library this Halloween! We’ve got something for everyone, from LEGO and boardgames to spooky storytelling and creative writing! 
Wednesday 28th October
LEGO & Boardgame Session
2.30pm – 3.30pm
Ages 4+
No booking required. Just come along and join the fun!
Thursday 29th October
Spooky Story Laboratory 
2.30pm – 3.30pm
Ages 9+
Discover your spooky story ingredients, then let your imagination run wild as you write and illustrate your very own Halloween storybook to take home!
Booking essential! Contact 071 9111675 or email sligolib@sligococo.ie to reserve your place.
Friday 30th October
Halloween Special Family Storytime
10.00am – 10.30am
All ages welcome!
No booking required.
Halloween Week at The ImagiNation!
Enjoy a little sprinkle of spooky (not scary!) in The ImagiNation this midterm!
Date: Wednesday 28th – Saturday 31st October
Cost: €15 per child | €10 per sibling
Location: Henry Lyons Department Store, Sligo
For all the imaginative play your little ones know and love, with a few Halloween touches along the way. Fancy dress is very welcome, but absolutely not essential! Spaces are limited, so booking ahead is recommended.
Book now at www.TheImagiNation.ie
Halloween art camp in Sligo town
From painting and drawing to fun creative projects, children will have the chance to explore different materials, try new things and make their own artwork in a cosy, welcoming studio.
Date:27–30 October
Time: 2–5pm
Cost: €95 for four days
Sligo town
All materials included
Spaces are limited, DM if you’d like to book a place https://www.facebook.com/julianaalencarf/
Halloween film screenings for adults – The Art Deco, Ballymote
Fancy a scary film? The Art Deco has a Halloween line-up for horror fans.
- October 27: Carrie
- October 28: Psycho
- October 29: The Shining
- October 30: Scream
Film details and booking: Hawk’s Well Theatre – Screenings
Halloween Howl Disco at Maugherow Hall
Date: Wednesday, October 28
Time: 6pm–7.30pm
Cost: €10 per family
Music, dancing, fancy dress and tasty treats are on the menu at the Halloween Howl Disco in Maugherow Hall. A nice local option for families looking to celebrate Halloween together.
Trick-or-Treat Family Day at Burns Car Sales
Friday October 30th
Face Painter On-Site: 2:30pm – 4:00pm
Free Škoda Goodies (first come first served)
Halloween Treats
Free tea & coffee
Scare in the Park at Sligo Folk Park
Date: Friday, October 30
Are you brave enough to take on Scare in the Park? Visit the haunted house, watch out for ghouls lurking around the park and explore the Ghost Village.
There will be plenty of tricks and treats at this family day out, with just enough scares to make things interesting!
Booking is essential.
Details: Sligo Folk Park – Scare in the Park
Halloween at Shell’s Café, Strandhill
Date: Friday, October 30
Time: 3pm–5pm
Shell’s Café is bringing back its Halloween event. There will be face painting with Saoirse and Halloween cookies to decorate, complete with sprinkles and take-home bags.
Everyone is welcome, and children are encouraged to come dressed up.
Glow Walk in Mitchell Curley Park, Sligo
Date: Friday, October 30
Time: 5pm
Get your Halloween costumes and glow sticks ready for a family-friendly walk in support of North West Hospice.
Choose between a 1km or 2km circuit. Adults, children and dogs are welcome, and Halloween costumes are encouraged.
A lovely way to enjoy some Halloween fun while supporting an important local cause.
Event details: Glow Walk information on Facebook
Halloween storytelling at Dolly’s Cottage, Strandhill
Date: Friday, October 30
Time: 6pm
Dolly’s Cottage in Strandhill is hosting Halloween storytelling suitable for young children. Donations are welcome.
Ghost stories at Dolly’s Cottage, Strandhill
Date: Friday, October 30
Time: 8pm
For those who prefer their stories a little darker, head back to Dolly’s Cottage for an evening of ghost stories. Donations can be made at the door.
Samhain Sunrise at Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 7.15am
Cost: Free
For an early start to Halloween, head to Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery for the Samhain sunrise.
Samhain marks the traditional beginning of winter in the Irish calendar, and Carrowmore’s ancient monuments provide a special setting to mark the occasion.
It’s an opportunity to experience one of Sligo’s most remarkable historic sites at the start of Halloween morning.
Ghost Stories for Kids at Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 2pm or 3:15pm
Cost: Free
Back by popular demand. Igor our spooky story teller will be back on the 31st October. Get ready for a little Halloween mystery at Carrowmore Tombs! Bring the family along for an enchanting storytelling experience filled with spooky ghost stories and mysterious tales. Perfect for curious kids and brave grown-ups, it’s a fun way to get into the Halloween spirit. Book your FREE place and join us for some spooky storytelling fun!
To book: phone 0719161534 or email carrowmoretomb@opw.ie Please indicate if you are booking for 2pm or 3:15pm. Story telling lasts around 30 minutes with a short interval. Places are limited
Halloween Face painting at Kate’s Kitchen, Sligo
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 11am – 1pm
Cost: Free
No booking required, just turn up.
Halloween Scary Woods Walk at Kilglass House
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 12pm–3pm
Entry: €2 per person
If a walk in the woods with a Halloween twist sounds appealing, head to Kilglass House for the Halloween Scary Woods Walk.
Please note that everyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at all times in the woods.
Location: Kilglass House, F26 H685.
Spooky Family Sessions at Sligo Woodland School
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 2pm
Sligo Woodland School is holding Spooky Family Sessions, offering another opportunity to enjoy some Halloween fun outdoors.
Check the website for details and booking: Sligo Woodland School
Spooky Splash in Rosses Point in aid of Relay for Life Sligo
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 2pm
Cost: Donations
Fancy a Halloween dip in the Atlantic for a good cause? The Spooky Splash is inviting brave swimmers to take the plunge at Rosses Point in support of Relay for Life Sligo.
Dress up in a water-safe Halloween costume or wear your Relay for Life purple. There’ll be a prize for the best-dressed spooky swimmer, a group Banshee Wail countdown before the big splash, and hot drinks waiting on shore afterwards.
Bring your towels, gather your friends and family, and get ready to brave the cold water while raising money for an important cause. Every euro raised goes directly towards supporting the Irish Cancer Society.
A Halloween dip with a difference!
Halloween at Honestly, Strandhill
Halloween Pumpkin Painting
Saturday 31st October | 2.30pm & 3.30pm
€15
Booking: https://honestlykitchen.ie/product/halloween-pumpkin-painting-1-child-ticket-30-10-24/
Kids Halloween Disco!
Saturday 31st October | 4.30–6.30pm
Cost: 1 adult + 1 child – €5, 2 adults, 2 children – €10, each additional child €3
Booking: https://honestlykitchen.ie/product/kids-spooky-halloween-disco-1-child-ticket-5yrs-under-31-10-26/
Parents must stay for the event
All through mid-term break
Spooky seaside Scavenger Hunt!
Head out on a Halloween adventure, complete your sheet and come back to collect your prize.
Halloween Family Disco at Strandhill Golf Club
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 4pm–5.30pm
Cost: €5 per child or €10 per family
Finish off Halloween with a family disco at Strandhill Golf Club. There’s a prize for the best-dressed costume, so there is every reason to make an effort!
Payment by cash or Revolut is accepted at the door. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Lights & Scary Sights Queen Maeve Square Sligo
Date: Saturday, 31st October
Time: 4pm-7pm
Cost: Free
As dusk falls, Queen Maeve Square will be transformed with atmospheric lighting, shimmering tree projections, Halloween decorations and spooky sounds, creating an enchanting setting for families and visitors to enjoy. With larger-than-life characters, captivating performances and plenty of surprises, the event promises a memorable Halloween experience for all ages.
Trunk or Treat at Ransboro GAA Park
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 6.30pm
Cost: €20 per car
Here’s a different way to enjoy Halloween! Ransboro GAA Park will host a Trunk or Treat event, where cars will park up and decorate their boots with Halloween themes and treats.
Once the cars are in place, the car park will be closed to traffic so children can safely go from car to car collecting treats. It’s a fun alternative to traditional trick-or-treating, with plenty of scope for creative decorations.
All proceeds from the event will go to Kilmacowen Community Preschool, supporting this local community charity.
Halloween events beyond Sligo
If you’re happy to travel a little further, there are plenty of other Halloween events taking place around the region.
Roscommon
Strokestown Park, Co. Roscommon
Samhain Self-Guided Trail
Dates: October 23–November 1
Discover the traditions and customs of Oíche Shamhna with the Samhain Self-Guided Trail at Strokestown Park. Follow the trail, solve eerie clues and collect a spooktacular treat along the way.
It’s a lovely opportunity to learn a little more about the origins of Halloween while enjoying a day out.
Footsteps & Folklore on the National Famine Way
Date: Saturday, October 24
Time: 5.30pm–7pm
For something a little different, Footsteps & Folklore brings together storytelling and traditional music inspired by the Schools’ Collection. Taking place at dusk, it promises an atmospheric evening celebrating stories and folklore.
Check the Strokestown Park events page for details and booking information.
Lough Key Forest Park, Co. Roscommon
Lough Key Forest and Activity Park has a full Halloween programme planned for Lough SpooKey 2026, with activities for different ages.
Here’s a look at some of the events:
Halloween Treasure Trail
Dates: October 24–31
Pack collection: 10am–3pm
Cost: €12 per pack
Children aged 5–12 can follow a Halloween trail through the forest, solve spooky clues and see if they can complete their quest. There’s a prize for children who get the answers right.
Classic Creatures
Date: Sunday, October 25
Time: Approximately 12pm–4pm
Expect some larger-than-life visitors, including dinosaur attractions and giant inflatables. There should be plenty of photo opportunities for the children.
Kids’ Puppet Shows
Date: Monday, October 26
Show times: 12.30pm and 2pm
Cost: Free, but booking is essential.
The puppet show features Badger’s Birthday, with stories, silly jokes and fun for younger children. Each performance has limited capacity, so contact the park to reserve a place.
STEMtacular Halloween Workshops
- Tuesday, October 27, at 12pm: Forensics Workshop
- Wednesday, October 28, at 12pm: DNA Extraction Workshop
These hands-on science workshops are aimed at children aged 7–12. Each lasts approximately 50–60 minutes and costs €20 per child. Places are limited.
Children’s Halloween Disco
Date: Thursday, October 29
Time: 3pm–4.30pm
Cost: Free
Fancy dress, music, dancing and prizes for the best costumes are all part of the fun.
Find the full programme and booking details at Lough Key Forest and Activity Park.
Halloween Swim Camp – Roscommon
Dates: Monday to Friday during the October mid-term break
Cost: €35 per child
The annual Halloween Swim Camp is a great opportunity for children to build on their regular swimming lessons and work towards the next level.
The camp runs for five days, with a 30-minute session each day, taught by Roger and Iryna. Places are limited, so book early.
For further details or to book, send a direct message or call 087 484 7556.
Halloween Canvas Painting at Boyle Craft Shop
Date: Friday, October 30
Time: 2pm
Cost: €5 per person
Ages: 10+
Fancy getting creative this Halloween? Boyle Craft Shop is hosting a Halloween canvas painting session, where participants can spend an hour creating their own spooky masterpiece.
Whether you’re an experienced artist or just fancy trying something different, this is a fun way to get into the Halloween spirit.
Spaces are limited, so RSVP by emailing unabhanprojectofficer@gmail.com.
Halloween Camps at Ballaghaderreen Family Resource Centre
Dates: October 27–29, 2026
Cost: €2 per child for the listed activities
Ballaghaderreen Family Resource Centre has three days of Halloween fun planned for children, with cupcake decorating, arts and crafts, a Halloween movie and a party to finish things off.
Here’s what’s planned:
- Tuesday, October 27 – Cupcake Decorating: Two morning sessions for children aged 5–8, from 9.30am–11am and 11.15am–12.45pm.
- Tuesday, October 27 – Arts and Crafts: From 2.30pm–4pm for children aged 6–11.
- Wednesday, October 28 – Halloween Movie: An afternoon movie session for children aged 6–11.
- Thursday, October 29 – Halloween Party: Games, face painting and a scavenger hunt for children aged 5–11.
Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.
For bookings and further details, contact Philly on 086 136 0154.
Halloween in Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh
Enniskillen is going all out for Halloween this year with Halloween Unleashed, running from October 23–31.
There are several events worth adding to your calendar. The ones that need booking are here: https://www.ticketsource.com/enniskillen-bid-ltd
Pumpkin Patch Experience – Castle Island
Dates: October 23–31
Visit the pumpkin patch on Castle Island, explore the displays and take some Halloween photos along the way. CLOSED SATURDAY 24 & SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER
Fright on Forthill
Dates: October 23–31
A new Halloween experience for Enniskillen, Fright on Forthill features eerie illuminated ghostly installations and a self-guided trail through Forthill Park. CLOSED SATURDAY 24 & SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER
Witchy Trail
Dates: October 23–31
Explore Enniskillen on a witch-themed trail. Follow the clues and see if you can spot the hidden witches in shop and building windows around town.
Halloween cruise on Lough Erne
Erne Water Taxi is inviting families aboard Island Discovery for a one-hour Halloween cruise departing from Enniskillen Castle Museums Jetty. Expect spooky stories, local tales and a Halloween treat.
The cruises run from October 27–31, and tickets are limited, so book early.
Halloween Parade – Enniskillen
Date: Thursday, October 29
Time: 5pm
Enniskillen’s Halloween Parade is back by popular demand, and it’s set to be a lively evening in the town centre.
The parade will travel from East Bridge Street to Church Street before returning via Queen Elizabeth Road, giving spectators a second chance to catch all the action.
Expect spooky characters, zombie dancers, music, entertainment and plenty of colourful costumes as Halloween takes over the streets.
Halloween Fireworks – Enniskillen
Date: Friday, October 30, 2026
Event starts: 6pm
Fireworks: 8pm
The Halloween Unleashed celebrations reach their big finale with a fireworks display on Friday, October 30.
Make an evening of it by heading into Enniskillen to enjoy the Halloween atmosphere, explore the events and attractions, grab something to eat and find a good spot to watch the fireworks.
A quiet room with a view of the fireworks will also be available, but booking is essential as places are limited. To enquire, email advice@enniskillenbid.co.uk.
Please note: Castle Car Park will be closed all day on Friday, October 30.
Don’t mix up the dates — the parade is on Thursday, October 29, and the fireworks take place on Friday, October 30!
Family Fun Day – Enniskillen
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: 1pm–4pm
Location: The Diamond and Buttermarket, Enniskillen
Halloween Unleashed wraps up with a Family Fun Day in Enniskillen town centre on Halloween itself.
Expect entertainment, activities and plenty of Halloween fun for all ages, making it a great way to finish off the celebrations.
Have the costumes ready, because there’s a prize up for grabs! The best fancy-dressed person who dances with DJ Bob at 2pm will win an Enniskillen Gift Card.
If you’re planning a trip to Enniskillen for Halloween, this is another event to add to your list.
The Wicked Witch in the Cursed Forest – Marble Arch Caves
Dates: October 28–31
Time: 11am–3pm daily
Age recommendation: 5+
Help save the forest in this Halloween adventure at Marble Arch Caves. Children can take on the quest and look forward to a Halloween prize if they succeed.
Allow approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes for the experience. A quieter session is available at 11am each day.
Booking and further details: Marble Arch Caves – The Wicked Witch in the Cursed Forest
The Morrígan Samhain Procession, Roscommon Town
Date: Friday, October 30
Time: 6pm
Cost: Free
Gather as darkness falls for an evening of fire, drumming, lanterns and procession in Roscommon Town Square.
The event celebrates Samhain and the beginning of the darker half of the year. It sounds like a great option for anyone interested in Irish folklore and traditional Halloween celebrations.
Westival, Westport, Co. Mayo
Dates: October 28–November 1
Westival returns with a programme of music, visual arts, drama, workshops and community events. On October 31, the festival will feature a special Samhain procession, Mórshiúl na Samhna, through the streets of Westport.
Check out the full programme here: Westival
Halloween events in Leitrim
Samhain at the Organic Centre
Date: Monday, October 26
Time: 12-4pm
Cost: Free
Enjoy a celebration of Irish seasonal food and culture with food demos and tastings.
Includes Food demo from Kathrina of ‘Scrummy TV’, speakers Jack O Sullivan of ‘Zero Waste Alliance Ireland’, and Historian and author Joe Mc Gowan.
Expect some of your family favorites to look forward to including our Annual Halloween Trail, childrens natural and traditional craft making demonstrations, Halloween swap shop, music and more.
Halloween at Honestly
Halloween Cookie Decorating
Tuesday 27th October | 10am–12pm
€6 per child (under 10s only)
Booking: https://honestlykitchen.ie/product/halloween-cookie-decorating/
Parents must stay.
What’s included?
- A drink to enjoy on arrival
- Everything needed to ice and decorate a Halloween cookie
- A fun, relaxed Halloween activity
- Prizes for fancy dress, so costumes are encouraged!
Halloween Pumpkin Painting at Honestly
Saturday 31st October | 10.30am & 11.30am
€15 per child (under 12s only)
Booking:
Parents must stay: https://honestlykitchen.ie/product/halloween-pumpkin-painting-1-child-ticket-30-10-24/
Manorhamilton Samhain Parade, Co. Leitrim
Date: Sunday, November 1
Time: 5.30pm
Cost: Free
The Legend of Macha inspires this year’s Samhain Parade in Manorhamilton. The procession will begin at Bee Park Community Centre, with the event celebrating the folklore and traditions associated with Samhain.
Keep an eye on the organisers’ social media for updates: Manorhamilton Samhain Parade on Instagram
Halloween events in Longford
Longford’s Dead of Night Festival
Dates: October 23–31, 2026
Location: Longford Town and surrounding county
Longford is celebrating Halloween with its Dead of Night Festival, bringing together folklore, fire, theatre, music and community events.
There will be family activities, creative workshops, storytelling and street entertainment, with events taking place around the county. It’s a good option if you fancy making a day or evening of Halloween somewhere different.
Full programme: Visit Longford – Halloween Events
Halloween HQ – Longford Town
Dates: October 29–30
Time: 11am–4pm
Cost: Free
Location: Pig Market Lane
Halloween HQ is returning to Pig Market Lane for two days of family fun as part of the Dead of Night Festival.
Expect arts and crafts, face painting, storytelling, music and the ever-popular Bug & Reptile Zoo. There should be plenty to keep children entertained, with activities suitable for families of all ages.
Fire & Shadows Procession – Longford Town
Date: Saturday, October 31
Time: Evening
Cost: Free
The Dead of Night Festival finishes with the Fire & Shadows Procession, inspired by the traditions of Samhain.
As darkness falls, Longford Town will come alive with fire, music, drummers, performers and giant puppets. It’s a spectacular way to mark Halloween and celebrate the folklore behind the festival.
Check the official programme for the confirmed start time and route.
Details: Longford’s Dead of Night Festival
Happy Halloween!
There is certainly no shortage of things to do this October, whether you want a simple pumpkin-picking trip, a family disco, a walk in the woods or an evening of ghost stories.
I’ll update this list if I come across any more events, so keep an eye on the blog and feel free to let me know if I’ve missed something happening in your area. I’m not connected with any of the events mentioned, and this post took a lot of time to compile for free. If this post has been of interest to you, you can support my work here.
Please check with event organisers before travelling, as times, prices and availability can change. Some events require advance booking.