Right across Peterborough, there are a range of events to enjoy a fright or a day of family fun, which ever suits you.
There are parties and a whole host of events in venues across the city.
Here the Peterborough Telegraph takes a look at how the city’s top attractions are celebrating Halloween and how you can get involved.
5. Flag Fen
October 25-31. Explore the forest area and pick your own pumpkin. Carve on site. Join Wenzel the Wizard for a broomstick-making workshop Brave the spooky scarecrow trail and straw maze Discover ancient secrets in the dig tent – beastly burials await Relax by the fire and toast marshmallow. Photo: Flag Fen
6. Flag Fen
Face the darkness of the Fen. Cross shadowy bridges, confront what lurks in the mirrors, and watch your back… something unseen may be waiting. A production in association with Kindred Drama. 16+ Tickets £18 per person. Photo: Flag Fen
7. Key Theatre
Peterborough Mask Theatre: And then there were none. Ten strangers are brought together on an isolated island by the invitation of a mysterious stranger. It seems they have nothing in common, but it emerges that each has a dark secret in their past...and then, like the ten little soldier boys, their numbers begin to fall..... October 29 - November 7:30pm. Photo: Key Theatre
8. Nene Valley Railway
Dare You Ride the Scare Train This Halloween? Step aboard at Wansford (Overton and Peterborough tickets available), 31st October – 7pm sharp for a terrifying trip through the Haunted Tunnel and beyond… Expect eerie stops, creepy characters, and spine-chilling surprises lurking in the dark! Photo: NVR