Families across Leeds embraced the Halloween spirit this autumn, turning out for a host of spooky events, seasonal activities and half-term adventures.
From children dressed as witches and little monsters to parents joining in the fun, venues across the city provided plenty of opportunities for families to make lasting memories together.
Abbey House Museum, Harewood House and Temple Newsam brought a touch of seasonal magic to the school holidays, with plenty of tricks and treats.
📸 Our photographer Steve Riding was there to capture all the spooky fun.
1. Abbey House Museum
Daniel How, aged four of Leeds, in the cell at Abbey House Museum | Steve Riding
2. Abbey House Museum
Twins Jenson and Quinton Mardy, eight, of Leeds and cousin Caleb Day-Ford, three, enjoy dressing up in the photo studio | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding
3. Abbey House Museum
Mark and Karen Tallent and grandchildren Orla, 15, Ruairi, eight and Oakley, 11. | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding
4. Temple Newsam House
Jaxon Butcher eight of Leeds meets up with some spooky witches at Temple Newsam House | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding
5. Abbey House Museum
Lucy Marjoribanks, nine, Evie Nithsdale, five and Emily. Nithsdale, eight, of Leeds at Abbey House Museum | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding
6. Abbey House Museum
Amelia How , seven, of Leeds meets a policeman in the cell at Abbey House Museum | Steve Riding Photo: Steve Riding