Roll up, roll up! Now a much-loved, annual highlight for families and the eternally young, Stokerland returns to St. Patrick’s Park this Hallowe’en Weekend with a gothic twist on the classic day out.

A firm family favourite, Dracula’s Disco features Count Dracula’s resident DJ spinning the decks at this spooky disco for ages 5 +.

For over three centuries, Ireland’s oldest public library has stood in the shadow of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, right on the edge of its historic graveyard. Among its early readers was Bram Stoker, who first visited Marsh’s Library on 4 July 1866. He would later return to study maps of Transylvania and texts about Vlad Dracul – we wonder why?!

From the dark heart of the old medieval city, through Georgian grandeur and Victorian decay; if Dublin’s walls could talk, some of their tales would not be for the faint-of-heart. From grave robbers to satanic rituals, serial killers and everything in between, this is a tour you won’t be able to forget.

Succumb to the shadowy world of Vampyr, Carl Theodor Dreyer’s 1932 gothic masterpiece, at this once-off screening with a new, live, reimagined score. Deep underground at Light House Cinema, this resurrection of a creepy Gothic classic promises an unforgettable twisting of horror cinema and live music.

This Hallowe’en, cross the spectral veil at Schola Hyberniae’s “Songs of the Spirits: East Meets West.” Inspired by the ancient rituals of Oíche Shamhna and Japan’s Festival of Obon, this performance explores and celebrates the universal human desire to honour and remember the dead.