Spooky season is upon us once again and there's lots going on in Sheffield and as the lead up to Halloween also coincides with the October Half Term school holidays, there's lots happening for families and kids to get stuck into.
We've collated the best of Halloween events for families below, but if you want something a little more chilling (i.e. not a family affair) then we've also got some extra scary options further down below for older audiences too.
Celebrating its tenth year, Out of this World is a FREE family event celebrating all things otherworldly!
Taking place across Sheffield City Centre, the event is for anyone who enjoys sci-fi, comic books, gaming, magic, illusion, Halloween and all things spooky.
Every year, it attracts thousands of adults and children (many in costume), who come to see and enjoy this weird, wonderful and wacky event.
Whirlow's Indoor Pumpkin Patch is a great day out for all of the family- including four-legged friends too! Come along during Saturdays and Sundays during October, or visit 26 - 31 October during half term.
A frighteningly fun time awaits at Graves Park Animal Farm in Sheffield 26 - 31 October, with the return of their popular pumpkin picking and 'Nightmare on the Farm' woodland walk.
Time to get spooky! Come along to Sheffield Manor Lodge during October Half Term for some classically spooky crafts inspired by famous Halloween characters!
The Moor Sheffield is offering children some half term fun this Halloween with a free Trick or Treat Halloween Trail 30 - 31 October, between 11am and 3pm.
Enjoy a spooktacular afternoon with a children's entertainer, spooky disco, party games, Halloween crafts, and biscuit decorating on Saturday 2 November.
Part Western, part True Crime, with a foot stomping live Americana soundtrack, KENREX is a gritty, gripping, one-man thrill ride showing at The Crucible Playhouse, running 26 October - 16 November.
Cemetery Cinema presents a special Halloween screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show in the atmospheric Samuel Worth Chapel on Thursday 31 October.