11 Halloween events for kids in Northern Ireland in 2026. Each listing shows the dates and prices published by the organiser, with a link to book directly with them.
The 2026 season has finished. The listings below show last season’s details — check each organiser’s website for next year’s dates.
Listings on this page were last updated on .

Hallowee'uns is a Halloween mini disco at Wee'uns World, the children's role-play village on Rosetta Road in south Belfast. Alongside the disco there are Halloween crafts, snacks and a scavenger hunt through the village, and parents...
View full details →
A Halloween quest at Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark in Co. Fermanagh: children help save the forest from the Wicked Witch and win a Halloween prize if they succeed. Allow about 1 hour 20 minutes; a quieter session runs at 11:00 each...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
Halloween at W5 is the science centre's Halloween programme at the Odyssey in Belfast, included with a normal visit. It adds a potions science show, a Halloween clue trail, mask-making and a haunted climb to the usual exhibits. It runs...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
The Nerve Centre runs three free Halloween workshop mornings for teenagers at its space in W5 LIFE, at the Odyssey in Belfast. Each morning has its own project: building a monster, SFX make-up, or designing a Halloween game in Microsoft...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
Belfast Hills Partnership's Spooky Storytelling starts with an autumn walk around the Belfast Castle grounds in Cave Hill Country Park and ends with a storyteller sharing tales of Halloween, Samhain and local nature in the woods. It is...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
W5 Halloween Family Night opens the Belfast science centre after hours for an evening of Halloween fun. There are trick-or-treat stations, face painting, balloon modelling, live animals, a disco and a potions science show, alongside the...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
The Halloween Craft and Games Club is a supervised day for children at Palace Stables in Armagh, filled with Halloween crafts and games. Every child takes something they made home with them. It runs on 29 and 30 October 2026, from 10:00...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
Little Spooks at the Navan Centre and Fort near Armagh is a Halloween stage show, The Scary Pumpkin Patch, followed by time in the centre's own pumpkin patch. Costumes are encouraged, and there is a quiet performance for children who...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
Derry Halloween is the city's five-day Halloween festival, which bills itself as the largest in Europe, and 2026 is its 40th edition. Families come for the daytime family trail, the carnival parade and the fireworks, with the walled...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
Eerie Arts is a one-hour Halloween arts and crafts session at Share Discovery Village near Lisnaskea in Co. Fermanagh. Younger children may need an adult to help with their creations. Sessions run on selected dates between 23 October...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →
Halloween Unleashed is Enniskillen's town Halloween programme. It includes a pumpkin patch on Castle Island, a self-guided trail at Forthill, a Halloween parade, fireworks and a family day in the town. It runs from 23 to 31 October...
Unverified — confirm dates with provider
View full details →No experiences match your filters.
Kids Patch lists 11 Halloween events in Northern Ireland in 2026. Each listing links straight through to the organiser to book — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Across Northern Ireland, there are Halloween events in Belfast (5), County Fermanagh (3), County Armagh (2), Derry (1).
11 of the 11 listings have published their dates. The earliest opens on 17 October and the latest runs until 1 November. The dates are the range each one runs within, often on selected days only, so check the organiser’s calendar before you travel.
5 of the 11 listings publish a headline ticket price, mostly per child: from £10 to £19.50. Check what each ticket includes before booking.
Yes — 1 of the 11 listings is free to attend. Some free events still ask you to book a place, so check the listing.
Yes — 1 of the 11 listings advertise a sensory-friendly, relaxed or quiet session for children who prefer a calmer visit. The details, and how to book those sessions, are on each listing.
Directly with the organiser: 2 of the 11 listings link to an online booking page, and every listing links to the organiser’s own website. Kids Patch does not take bookings or payment.