From spooky parades, to ghost tours, festive funfairs and ‘wicked’ parties – there is something for everyone this Halloween.
Here are 13 things to do across the county this month…
9. Nottingham ghost investigation at Wollaton Hall
Wollaton Hall, in Wollaton Park, will invite residents to partake in a ghost investigation this October with some spooky specialists. Those interested in the event can join Haunted Heritage on October 28 from 8pm to explore one of the county's most haunted sites. Tickets are £45 and for additional information about the event, please see hauntedheritage.co.uk/event/nottingham-ghost-investigation-wollaton-hall-halloween-weekend/ Photo: Liyuan Liu
10. Murder Mystery night at The Hostess
The Hostess, Sookholme Road - Mansfield, will back Stirling Murder this Halloween, an interactive Murder Mystery company based in Nottinghamshire, by hosting a popular murder mystery dinner evening. The event is on Saturday, October 21, and comes with a three-course meal and coffee. It is £36 per person. Doors open at 6.45pm and the show starts at 7.30pm. Prizes will be available for the best fancy dress costumes. See - www.thehostess.co.uk/murder-mystery.htm for more details. Photo: Stirling Murder / The Hostess
11. White Post Farm's Halloween activities
White Post Farm on Mansfield Road, Farnsfield, will be hosting a range of Halloween activities for all - including dogs. On Friday, October 27, the farm will host an autism-friendly pumpkin night which includes a reduced capacity of attendees, to aid inclusivity and improve the sensory experience for autistic individuals. There will also be an adult only pumpkin night on Monday, October 30, with interactive experiences and activities available. And even dogs will be specially welcomed to the site with the launch of a 'pup and pumpkin' night on Saturday, October 21. For more details about each event, please visit www.whitepostfarm.co.uk/events/ Photo: White Post Farm
12. Ghost hunting tours for kids at National Justice Museum
Around Halloween, the National Justice Museum becomes a hive of paranormal activity. Tickets cost £7.95 per child and £6.95 for adults. Hour-long sessions will begin at 5pm, taking place on Saturday, October 21, Thursday, October 26, Friday, October 27, Saturday, October 28 and Sunday, October 29. For more details, visit: https://www.nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk/museum/events/kids-ghost-hunter-tours Photo: Google Maps