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With bats and black cats, tricks and treats and Halloween right around the corner, it’s time to embrace the wicked ways of Nottinghamhsire. To help you through the month of bogeymen and broomsticks we’ve compiled a list of family-fun events for little monsters and their grown ups to enjoy.

The Spotlight Bar & Restaurant at the Motorpoint Arena is Nottingham’s newest and arguably trendiest drinking and dining experience to hit the city for a long time.

The perfect outing to get into the autumn spirit, Bolsover Castle's Greatest Show was an enchanting concoction of firey feats, jaunty characters and comforting autumnal treats.

Nottingham’s National Justice Museum is one of the true jewels in the city’s attractions. Not only is it unique, fascinating, and full of atmosphere, but best of all, it is authentically creepy. Having visited a few times I was aware of some of the horrifying things that have happened there over the centuries, so I should have realised what I was letting myself in for by booking on one of their Fright Nights.

When the stresses and strains of daily life get too much, sometimes there’s only one thing for it: book yourself onto a spa day. It’s an opportunity to switch off your mobile and shut it in your locker, switch off your mind and shut out the outside world - and that’s exactly what we did at the New Leaf Spa at Muthu Clumber Park Hotel.

Goose Fair soon returns for its whopping 735th year in Nottingham, bringing the sights, smells, and sounds of one of the biggest and oldest funfairs in Europe to the Forest Recreation Ground. Opening on Wednesday 2nd October, the fair runs until Sunday 6th, so why not make a weekend of it? We've rounded up some of the best places to eat, drink, play and stay during your visit.