DUST off your broomstick and get ready for the spooktacular events planned across Northern Ireland this Halloween.
There's no shortage of spine-tingling fun planned from fire juggling to ghost hunts and freaky face painting to spectacular firework displays.
Here's a few highlights of what's on offer during this spooky season:
:: Halloween Monster Mash and fireworks display, The Slipways, Titanic Belfast, October 29 - 4pm
Belfast's annual Halloween Monster Mash will include spooky street theatre, macabre music, wicked workshops and fearsome fire juggling.
This year’s theme is 'Day of the Dead' and little ghouls and scary skeletons of all ages can come along in their creepy carnival outfits or monstrous magical ones.
Beginning at 4pm, there will also be prizes for best fancy dress outfits on the night.
The eerie evening will draw to a close with the largest fireworks display in the city set to a scary samba soundtrack. Fireworks will begin at approximately 6.45pm and are due to last for 15 minutes.
Admission to the event is free.
:: Derry Halloween Festival and Street Carnival Parade, October 28 - 31
Four days of Halloween activities will include a Haunted Harvest market, Little Horrors shows and entertainment, monster fun fair and tours and trails.
On Halloween night, thousands of people are expected to take to the streets for a huge carnival parade, with the theme of 'Releasing the Moon', at 7pm followed by a massive fireworks display over the River Foyle at 8.15pm.
The installations will be live at Free Derry Wall and New Gate Cultural Centre in the Fountain Estate from today until Monday from 6pm-8.30pm as part of the Awakening the Walls animation trail around the historic City Walls.
:: Boo at the Zoo, Belfast Zoo, October 28, 10am - 4pm
A fang-tastic day of fiendish fun is planned at the zoo today including a 'hallzooween' tour, creepy crafts and freaky face painting.
Children in fancy dress go free.
:: Broomstick Belle Spooky Special, October 28
The Broomstick Belle steams departs Belfast Central Station on its journey to Whitehead Station.
Dress up in your Halloween costumes for the frightfully good steam train journey, with all children with a ticket receiving a goody bag.
For more information, please call 028 9024 6609.
:: Ghouls & Gruffalo's Welly Walk at Colin Glen Forest Park, October 27 to Nov 1
Beginning with a storytelling session of the best selling children’s book, visitors can then meander through the forest on a guided forest walk.
Try and find the ghosts and ghouls enroute before picking your own pumpkin from the pumpkin patch to carve it into your own lantern to use for Halloween.
Visit the Colin Glen Forest Park website for booking.
:: Halloween Fun onboard HMS Caroline, October 28 - 31 - 10am to 5pm
Jump onboard and discover creepy craft activities and a black cat trail on the ship.
Take your little monsters on an interactive adventure as you delve into the depths of the ship as well as search for mystery objects from yesteryear.
There's also a chance to learn about the ships history with hands-on displays.
