Newcastle Hallowtides
Taking place on Saturday October 31, a spellbinding evening of family fun and a fireworks display will light up Newcastle. As part of the celebrations, Newcastle Community Cinema will host a special Halloween programme of family favourites.
The event is free and no pre-booking is required
Newry Halloween Twilight Market
Also taking place on Halloween Night the city’s market will transform into a lively Halloween celebration suitable for all ages, with activities and market stalls showcasing the best of local produce.
The event is free and no pre-booking is required. Market stallholders will set their own prices.
Halloween at Montalto Estate, Ballynahinch
Set off on a magical quest through mysterious realms and whispering woods, where you’ll encounter spooky scenes and ghoulish games.
The event is £5 per ticket with the option to pay extra for an additional pumpkin. Booking is mandatory.
Are you afraid of the dark? The ghost stories, myths and legends of Mourne Park, Kilkeel
The trees of Mourne Park have witnessed many things over the years. Join us for this after-dark storytelling walk through the ancient woodland to find out what stories, myths and legends these trees hold.
Online registration is required in advance with £5 made payable on the day. This is a cash only premises.
From Samhain to Witches: A History of Halloween in Ireland at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Holywood
Dr Andrew Sneddon delves into the history of Halloween in Ireland, tracing its evolution from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which marked the beginning of winter, to the global celebration we know today.
This event runs from 2pm to 3pm on Thursday October 29. Online registration is required and tickets for the event cost £18.