Gorgeous city centre venue Moskito are hosting a Rocky Horror Picture Show Brunch this October, and it's bound to be as spooky as it is delicious. There's a special themed show to enjoy while you eat, recreating scenes from the cult classic, alongside all your favourite Halloween hits.

The event is hosted by Drag Queen Miss Peaches and friends, promising hilarious entertainment throughout. That's not all though, as you'll also get to enjoy tasty dishes such as smoked salmon eggs Benedict or Nutella pancake stacks, paired with two creepy cocktails - all as part of your £30 ticket. And for something a little different, they're hosting a horror movie quiz brunch too.

Head down to Manuke on Bath Street for one of the best themed events around: the Stranger Things Halloween Upside Down Party. This immersive experience will transport you to 1980s Indiana, with spooky decor and plenty of unexpected frights.

There'll also be live DJs playing the best of house, RnB, hip hop and more, including the talented DJ Warren. Don your creepiest costume and bag tickets to this cracking night out, starting from just £10 per person.

Are you after Halloween events in Glasgow for adults? Merchant City venue The Social is bringing you a night of Ibiza vibes with a spooky twist this October, at their Cafe Mambo Halloween Special.

Resident DJs will be playing all the best tunes until 4am, and make sure to wear your best fancy dress. And the best part? Tickets start from as little as £10 per person.

Known for hosting some of the best parties all year round, Old Skool Bingo are going all-out this October, and Halloween in Glasgow city centre never looked so good. Join them at Manuka on the 26th for a night of RnB-themed games, from their unique twist on bingo to dance competitions and more.

Sing along to club classics from the 80s, 90s and 00s throughout, with top-notch DJs and a hilarious host to keep the party going, all for as little as £18 per person. And if you're lucky, you might even get crowned the king or queen or RnB Bingo.

Stunning Mediterranean venue Arta presents Let's Do The Timewarp Again, the Halloween Tribute Show on Saturday the 2nd of November with tickets starting from £40 per person. The four-piece act will be getting you up and dancing after you've devoured a delicious two-course meal accompanied by a glass of bubbles.

And if you're looking to keep the party going, tickets include free entry to the nightclub with DJ sets and a live band 'til the early hours of the morning.

Take part in a home-based immersive audio experience with Darkfield. Not for the faint-hearted, this will see you exploring the dilemma of eternal life, discovering why the dead dislike being among the living, or feeling as if your partner has been replaced by a malevolent replica.

You can take part in this eerie show via their free to download app, and in just 20 minutes you'll be the star of your very own horror film.

Taking place on both the Saturday and Sunday before Halloween, Flight Club are bringing you a spooky edition of their popular weekend brunch socials. Enjoy a themed cocktail on arrival, before getting stuck into an hour of interactive darts on their electronic boards, which add up all the scores for you and offer all kinds of fun minigames.

You'll finish up with an hour in the fairground-themed bar, where you can enjoy a whole bottle of prosecco each, paired with unlimited sharing paddles of pizza throughout.

Sloans Halloween Murder Mystery: Murder on the Dancefloor will be taking place at the historic boozer on Sunday the 20th of October. If you fancy yourself a bit of a detective and think you could crack a case, then this event is for you.

Taking place in the Grand Ballroom and run by sell-out murder mystery events company Spirit of Glasgow, the night will consist of actors playing out a gripping storyline then asking you to figure out who dunnit.

And if you're after more of this mystery-solving gun, then check out their other murder mystery on the 27th. You'll travel back in time to 1696 where not everything is as it seems in the Laird of Bargarran household, and accusations of witchcraft are being thrown left, right and centre.