Here’s seven ways you and your little ghosts and ghouls can get into the spirit this half term. Please contact each featured location for more information. READ MORE: Leeds Wheel of Light back in city centre for Christmas - Here's everything you need to know
1. Abbey House Museum
Hosting Haunted Halloween Crafts in its Victorian streets on Oct 29, 10am until 4pm. Also Spooky Silly Science on Oct 30 from 10am until 12pm and 2pm until 4pm. Also a Monster Mash Up on Nov 1 from 10am until 4pm.
2. Leeds Industrial Museum
Visitors can discover the real stories of Halloween with 21st century witches from Leodis Pagan Circle from October 29 until October 31 (12.30pm-3pm) Family craft sessions will include jack-o-lanterns and willow wand making.
3. Kirkstall Abbey
The imposing ruins of Kirkstall Abbey will once again be hosting the popular Not So Scary Scarecrow Trail on October 29 from 10am until 3pm. Youngsters can hunt around the Abbey and find some friendly Halloween scarecrows.
4. Thwaite Mills
One of the countrys last remaining water mills, Thwaite Watermill will be holding a day of experiments on Oct 31 from 1-3pm. Visitors can design and make a dancing Halloween robot, ready for a jitterbug boogie at the Monster Mash.
5. Lotherton Hall
Walk through the haunted woods and a town full of skeletons at Lotherton. The estates spooky scarecrow trail returns from Oct 26 until Nov 3 featuring Scarecrow Skeletown and scary side of the Wild West.
6. Temple Newsam
The dark corners of house and farm will be transformed when the hugely popular Spooky Spooktacular returns on Halloween night from 5pm until 8pm. Traditional pumpkin carving takes place in walled garden on Oct 30 from 1pm-3pm.