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Scarefest is a brand new Halloween themed festival taking place in County Carlow during Halloween. This is only the second year of the festival and it has already grown to feature a wide ranging programme, from paranormal investigations and witch trials, to family fun activities and a Halloween night street parade with lights, music, dance and scares!
Another popular day out this Halloween with featuring a kiddies disco and entertainment with the fantastic Damien from So Fresh Entertainment. There will also be Bouncy Castles, competitions, spot prizes and a bonfire to toast some marshmallows. The farm is also open as normal.
Funderland is on tour with their first visit to Dundalk running until November 3rd with fun and excitment for all the family.
Running until November 3rd featuring artists and performers from across the globe, enjoy world-class theatre, music and visual arts. This weekend's events include The Worst Café in the World, The Playboy of the Western World, Poetry Jukebox and more.
The 67th Fringe is an open-access arts festival running until 3rd November with events this weekend including Wexford Light Opera Society’s “Hits From The Musicals”, Spider Frighters Freedom Fighters in the Wexford Arts Centre and guided tours of The Irish National Heritage Park.
Imagine Arts Festival provides an opportunity for everyone to experience and participate in a broad range of creative arts featuring live performances and special workshops for people of all ages and interests including Horribly Historical Trials, Spraoi Wicked Woods, Yarn Bombing For Kids and lots more.
This year's event features demos and talks from some of the nation’s favourite chefs and personalities including Clodagh McKenna and Roz Purcell, an outdoor market, Autumn Street Food Festival in Castlecomer Discovey Park on Bank Holiday Monday, children's pizza making workshop and the Great Duck Race!
Spleodar Halloween Arts Festival
A community festival in Nenagh that has been running for ten years, featuring siz days of workshops and events to keep the kids and family entertained with events this weekend including Scare Yourself Silly – Rhyming Workshop, Pumpkin Decorating, Ghost Tour and lots more.
Mid-Tem Tales | Glasnevin Cemetery
Visit Glasnevin Cemetery during the mid-term to enjoy new tours specially designed for families with stories including Fr. Browne and the Titanic, William Fogarty's pesky parrot and Maria Higgins - the only person in the cemetery who was buried twice.
Clonfert Pet Farm | Halloween Festival
A fantastic, fun-filled day out with the Haunted house, spooky walks, story telling, the reptile room and more! A very popular family day out that you have to book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Delta Sensory Gardens | Halloween Experieince
Delta Sensory Gardens host their annual Halloween Experience on Saturday with lots of wicked and wonderful things that will make you jump in the gardens. There will be plenty of Halloween activities to entertain the whole family including face painting, glitter tattoos, arts & crafts and a scavenger hunt down in the gardens. Book your preferred time-slot in advance.
The annual festival kicks off with a family-friendly ‘Blaze of Jazz Parade’ through the streets of Cork City on Friday night with the fire-breathing, skeleton-led parade, featuring some of Ireland and Europe’s finest marching bands. leading into a weekend of top quality music and entertainment.
The Bram Stoker Festival returns for the seventh year with four days mixing family-friendly adventures with late-night frights. Events include Spooky Stories at Marsh's Library, Dracula's Disco hosted by The Ark in Temple Bar and family fun at Stokerland, a pop-up Victorian day out in St. Patrick’s Park on Saturday and Sunday.
Westport Music & Arts Festival returns this week with a with 62 events including art installations and exhibitions, music, theatre and street performances including Marty Moncrieff, the Teddy Bear Thief, Faerie Tailor’s Faerie Museum, SPIT and How To Square A Circle.
Rockin' Rhymes | Linenhall Arts Centre
Did little Miss Muffett jive around her tuffet? Were Jack and Jill bopping up that hill? Was it a funky beat that made the cradle really rock? Rockin' Rhymes is a rock-n-roll adventure for 2-102 year olds featuring nursery rhymes as you’ve never heard them before. Branar Téatar do Pháistí presents its first music show for children and families in Linenhall Arts Centre this Saturday.
The newest Halloween Adventure in Ireland is in medieval Carlingford and includes a forest walk, laser combat, zipline adventure, axe throwing and smores from a bonfire. There are different grades for different ages from Family to Dead Scary!
Hallowe’en Bonfire and Storytelling
At this time of the year, the veil between this world and the other is at its thinnest. And at this special time of year, you would be well advised to disguise yourself so the ghouls won’t find you! So dig out your costumes for an afternoon of Spooky Arts & Crafts, Chilling Stories with master storyteller Rab Fulton, notions, potions and lotions with the Wacky Witch, Hunting for the Púca and the grand finale, everybody’s favourite - a Bonfire to celebrate Samhain.
Halloween at Red Mountain Open Farm
During the Halloween Experience, you can play in the spooky barn, visit the witches' den and have fun in the hay maze. There will also be a ghost carriage, the blue barrel express and horse and carriage rides available for extra. Book tickets online for your preferred day.
Wizard Party in the Enchanted Forest
This event is NOT SCARY, but rather full of fun and laughter for all ages both big and small featuring Train to Enchanted Forest, Ghoulish Hunt, Wizard Party in the Forest, Halloween Arts & Crafts, Halloween Disco & Cinema.
Samhain Festival at EPIC Irish Emigration Museum
Prepare for a scare at EPIC Irish Emigration Museum this Halloween. On the 28th October the otherworldly will descend upon the vaults of the CHQ building in historic Dublin Docklands, as spirits big (and small) will gather for the inaugural family Samhain festival featuring traditional ghostly tales from Ireland’s most famous storyteller Eddie Lenihan, spine-chilling fun with turnip carving, creepy creative workshops, traditional Halloween games and a whole host of characters such as the Banshee, the Morrígan, some naughty fairies and the Púca!
