Best pictures of spooky Halloween fun in Stirling city centre

Witches, wizards and goblins roamed the streets of Stirling over the weekend to celebrate Halloween.

Events organised by Go Forth Stirling saw children don a variety of costumes and go guising at local retailers.

Youngsters also took part in wand-making workshops and enjoyed watching street performer Magic Merlin.

Families also made their way through the city, gathering magical ingredients for a spell as part of Go Forth’s Halloween Trail.

After dark, King Street’s iconic Athenaeum was lit up with Halloween graphics.

Photographer Ciara Tait captured some of the most spook-tacular moments from the day.

Meg Thomas and Josie Ritchie were teaching children how to make magic wands. Image Ciara Tait

Niamh Spowart, aged six, in a spooky costume. Image: Ciara Tait

Mckayla Alexander, aged nine, had dressed up for the event. Image: Ciara Tait

Staff members from Nevermore tattoo and Tinkerbells Emporium. Image: Ciara Tait

Josh and Eilidh Cowan, aged 11 and four, showing off their costumes. Image: Ciara Tait

James and Poppy Allan with their father and Jitka Fleglova from Go Forth Stirling. Image: Ciara Tait

Magic Merlin provided the entertainment. Image: Ciara Tait

Eleanor and Maddlin Armstrong, aged four and two, with their parents. Image: Ciara Tait

Brothers Brodie and Arran Wilson were dressed for the occasion. Image: Ciara Tait

Mason Shaw guising with Amy and Emily Sartain. Image: Ciara Tait

Leo Smith, Archie Halliday and Jessica Forson with Penny the Cavapoo. Image: Ciara Tait

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