From pumpkin patches to ghostly walks, spooky train rides and Halloween light shows, the Yorkshire coast is the place to be this half-term.
Scarborough, Whitby, Bridlington and beyond all have fantastic events to make sure everyone has fun this Halloween.
Check out the events below!
13. Spooky half-term events
Join Sewerby Hall, Gardens and Zoo this Halloween for a spine-tingling selection of family friendly activities taking place throughout the school holidays. From Saturday, October 25 to Sunday, November 2, visitors can enjoy spooky magic shows, autumnal crafting, face painting, and interactive storytelling adventures with Rusticus Theatre, including ghost hunting, wizarding quests and magical trick-or-treat trails.Sewerby House will be open weekends and during the October half term 11.30am - 3.30pm with last admission at 3pm. The zoo is open daily 10am - 3.30pm with last admission at 3pm. The walled gardens are open daily 9.30am - 3.30pm with last admission at 3pm. Photo: ERYC
14. Spooky half-term events
The Pumpkin Patch at Bewholme is open to pick your own pumpkins on October 25 - 31. Visitors can pick their own pumpkin straight from the pumpkin field where it was grown!. With over 45 varieties of Pumpkins, Gourds and Squashes available, you’ll be spoilt for choice! Pick Your Own Pumpkin 2025 is sure to be The Pumpkin Patch's biggest and best yet with lots more to see and do! Photo: Visit East Yorkshire
15. Spooky half-term events
A Halloween Outdoor Cinema is coming to Burton Constable Hall on October 25. Showing at multiple ties, two Halloween classics, Hocus Pocus and The Lost Boys, will be in the stunning grounds. While you enjoy the evening, the Stables Kitchen will be open serving delicious food, and the bar will be open for drinks throughout the event – perfect for keeping cosy under the autumn night sky. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire
16. Spooky half-term events
From October 25 - 31, Sledmere House is putting on a number of exciting spooky event like indoor bird of prey displays, a Halloween trail and activities! Visitors can enter the Barn and experience a bird of prey flying show and meet some incredible reptiles. You’ll even get the chance to have a magical encounter yourself, getting up close to some of the majestic owls and creatures. Brave the Halloween trail and follow the clues all the way down to the Walled Garden for a petrifying pumpkin hunt. That’s not all, there’ll be spooky activities to keep little monsters and grown-ups entertained! On October 25 the annual Sledmere fireworks show will take place. This year, Blaze Fireworks have organised an explosive fireworks display set to a cinematic soundtrack - plus an accessible low noise display, a crackling bonfire, mouth-watering food stalls, and a selection of fairground rides. Make sure you keep your eyes peeled for superheroes and sci-fi characters roaming the grounds — perfect for selfies and surprising encounters throughout the night. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire