Looking for something to do this Halloween? Then look no further because we’ve sourced the best things in the borough to sink your teeth into for those aged 18 and over.

Dance the night away…

The Halloween Ball, Koko
Get your fangs on and head to Koko to listen to The Whip get the crowd cauldron-ed.
Free entry before 11:30pm if dressed in full Halloween get-up.
Friday, 28 October
1A Camden High Street, NW1 7JE
koko.uk.com/listings/halloween-ball-ft-whip-28-10-2011

The Enterprise
This local haunt is celebrating Halloween with music and lots of it. Expect creepy cake, spooky balloons, spectral surprises and a fancy dress competition with a £50 prize to the person with the best costume. As ever there are 5 great bands: The November Five, The Damn Jammage, Pete Bentham and Dinner Ladies, The Eastern Glow and Flaming Convertibles.
Saturday, 29 October
2 Haverstock Hill, NW3 2BL
camdenenterprise.com/ace-motel-celebrates-its-first-birthday-and-halloween/

Belle Epoque – Halloween Special
The Tassel Club along with fellow cabaret lovers, Belle Epoque, will create a truly unique dining experience in the sumptuous surroundings of the art deco Grand Hall, Euston Road. Step back in time and over the channel to Paris for an evening of bohemian fun and games.
Saturday, 29 October
The Grand Hall, Euston Road, WC1H 9JE
viewlondon.co.uk/whatson/belle-epoque-club-night-article-9624.html

Egg Niteclub
Head back to the golden age of Hollywood for Halloween when this ever popular Kings Cross club hosts a glamorous party. Regardless of whether you show up as a macabre Marilyn, a sinister Sinatra, gruesome Garbo or bloody Brando, you should be in good company. A line-up of DJs will be taking to the decks to keep the dance music coming all night, and there's also a series of live acts to enjoy.
Saturday, 29 October
200 York Way, N7 9AX
egglondon.net/cms.cgi?function=searchevents&searchfor=Hollywood+Forever

Kit up…

Escapade fancy dress and party
But what would Halloween be with out a to-die-for costume? Ever wanted to look like that masked creature in Scream, or perhaps a gothic style Alice in Wonderland, well why not kit yourself in one of the costumes on offer at Camden’s fave party-hire locale, Escapade.
45-46 Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AJ
escapade.co.uk/

Weird things to do and watch…

Highgate Cemetery
Not for the faint-hearted among us, give yourself a spook by visiting Highgate cemetery to see if you can find all the famous people buried there. Expect to see Karl Marx, George Eliot and Douglas Adams to name but a few. And, if you’re a fan of Audrey Niffenegger’s novel Her Fearful Symmetry, you’ll be please to know that the story is set in this very cemetery. Open 10am weekdays and 11am weekends, closing at 5pm (4pm in British winter). Entry: £3 per adult, £2 for students.
Swain's Lane, N6 6PJ
highgate-cemetery.org/index.php/home

The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb: Film Screening
Watch this 1964 Hammer Film B Movie screening with an introduction by John J Johnston. Wondering how the touring exhibition of a pharaoh's coffin will end? Find out on Halloween night in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. The screening is free but booking is essential to event.petrie@ucl.ac.uk
Monday 31 October
University College London, Malet Place, WC1E6BT
whatson.camden.gov.uk/whatson/eventinfo?id=22b39294-a7c3-11e0-a460-d368a3b5b753

Eat your heart out…

Primrose Bakery
Fancy a Halloween inspired treat? Why not pick up a Halloween cupcake from Primrose Bakery and sink your teeth into the sugary goodness. Delectable.
69 Gloucester Avenue, London NW1 8LD
42 Tavistock Street, London WC2E 7PB
primrosebakery.org.uk/PAGES/SpecialOccasion.php