The ever popular Halloween-themed event is back for this year with plenty of scares and spooky family fun awaiting those who head long - here is what you need to know.
With Halloween now just around the corner, one town near Glasgow is going out to celebrate the spookiest time of the year. Paisley Halloween Festival is back with a packed diary of events for families to enjoy.
READ MORE: Details for Glasgow Christmas Winterfest 2023 confirmed including dates, markets, rides and stallsWhere is it taking place? Taking place in Paisley town centre, there are two zones split across the Abbey, Townhall and Cenotaph with the Halloween Trail Zone and Live Performance Zone. The Children's Arts & Crafts Workshops at the Art Department within the Paisley Centre will see creative kids enjoy monster-themed activities led by local artists.
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