From haunted tours of The Commandery to Fireman Sam saving the day, there's plenty to get up to in Worcestershire this week.
Whether you fancy a Halloween fright or something slightly less terrifying, adults and children alike have lots of fun to get up to this week.
Haunted House - family mornings at The Commandery
The Commandery in Worcester is inviting children aged from pre-school to 10 for some spooky, family friendly fun at 'Haunted House' on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning.
With biscuit decorating, ghost stories, unique crafts and the chance to explore The Commandery, the morning will be packed with enjoyment, as well as a story, a drink and a biscuit in every session.
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The family morning, which will begin at 10:30 and finish at midday, costs £5 per child, payable at arrival or booked online.
After Dark Tours at The Commandery
But once the sun disappears, The Commandery will host some spooky after-dark Halloween tours on Tuesday.
Listen in to unsettling tales on a guided tour with a Halloween twist, unearth the history of the building and discover paranormal activities.
To experience this one-of-a-kind thrill, the admission fee for the 14 and overs only event is £14 per person, with tours running at 6:30pm, 8pm and 9:30pm.
Sea Legs Puppet Theatre: The Ugly Ducklings
Once the Halloween spookiness has faded, a theatrical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's 'The Ugly Duckling' is set to visit the Number 8 Arts Centre in Pershore on Thursday.
Produced by Sea Legs, known for children's puppet theatre, the wholesome, family friendly show is sure to warm hearts.
Adult tickets are £8 and £6 for children under 16 years, with showtime set for 2pm.
Fireman Sam Saves The Circus
The family friendly entertainment continues at Redditch Palace Theatre on Thursday, with a production Fireman Sam Saves the Circus.
When Norman Price stars in the circus when it visits Pontypandy, but a tiger escapes and faulty lights cause mayhem, there's only one man to save the day.
Running at 12pm and 3:30pm, tickets are £18 for adults, and £17 for under 16's, with family deals also available online.
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