Fangtastic Fun
Pumpkin decorating, monster-mask crafts, spooky stories, face painting, walkabout characters and Halloween discos take over 2 Royal Avenue.
Find out moreFrom robots and storytelling to Halloween crafts, community celebrations and animal encounters — here are 12 free family activities in Belfast this half-term.
Pumpkin decorating, monster-mask crafts, spooky stories, face painting, walkabout characters and Halloween discos take over 2 Royal Avenue.
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Give a Sphero robot a spooky makeover, then use your coding and driving skills to bring your little Halloween monster to life.
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Hop aboard a storytelling adventure with author Mel Carroll and discover Belfast landmarks through a family fairy tale.
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Step into old Belfast for atmospheric storytelling, curious characters and Victorian folklore at 101 Donegall Street.
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Enjoy an easy-going Sunday of children’s arts and crafts, live music and relaxed family entertainment at The Duncairn.
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Bring your lantern and costume for a colourful community procession with music and performers along the Falls Road towards Falls Park.
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Get on your bike for the monthly community ride through Belfast. A great chance to dress up for the Halloween theme. All ages welcome but smaller kids best in a bike seat or trailer.
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Browse local makers and food stalls at Hamilton Dock, then enjoy a free family hay-bale trail beside SS Nomadic.
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Children aged 4–10 can meet some of the animals and learn how to care for pets in these free, hands-on workshops.
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Drop in to The MAC for a family-friendly Halloween morning with circus performances, storytelling, hands-on crafts and face painting.
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Make a Halloween mask, enjoy face painting and try chocolate-apple decorating at CastleCourt’s free half-term sessions.
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Get close to snakes, lizards, a chameleon, tortoise and other fascinating creatures, and discover more about their environments.
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