Lots of our student groups are hosting spooktacular Halloween socials this week, and we've also got some tips to make sure your Halloween night out is fun rather than creepy.
Bristol RAG are hosting a Halloween Ball at the Orangery in Goldney Gardens on Tuesday 26 October. Enjoy treats throughout the evening including a chocolate fountain, all in aid of RAG's partner charities.
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Get stuck into some terrifyingly tasty baking in the Bristol SU Living Room!
Hosted by the Alzheimer's Research UK Student Ambassadors, in collaboration with Baking Society, come and enjoy everything from gingerbread skeletons to toffee apples.
You can even donate your own bake in a spooky baking competition.
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Get into the spooky spirit by making a classic Jack O’Lantern! Pumpkin carving is a perfect way to get creative and decorate your home too.
Join Plant Society at Mila for a spooktacular event - and don't forget a box for your pumpkin seeds.
Join Bristol Improv for a night of the Living Rev(Unions). Get involved with improv games and sit back and enjoy some scary sketh comedy.
Join Bristol RAG for a Halloween themed karaoke night in the Balloon Bar. Prizes for the best costume and spooky facepainting available.
If you're heading out this Halloween then follow the six Bristol Rules for a great night out.
Check in with your friends. If they look like they’re struggling, it’s time to act. Make sure you all get home safe, share your location and look after one another.
Inappropriate behaviour, especially when it comes from your mates, needs to be called out. Be an active bystander; make sure your friends know what they’re doing isn’t OK.
Put yourself in their shoes. If someone tells you they’re not interested, they’re not playing hard to get. And remember everyone’s allowed to change their mind.
Everyone should know that touching, grabbing or groping someone without their consent is not okay, it's a criminal offence.
Our differences are what make Bristol such a brilliant place. So regardless of how someone dresses, how they speak, what they look like, who they date or how they dance, leave them to it.
Don’t be tempted to sit by the harbourside at night. Keep away from the edge and be extra careful near the water. Cold water shock makes getting out of the harbour even harder when you are intoxicated. If you see someone in trouble, call 999.
Understanding the effects and risks of alcohol and other drugs is so important. Read up; pace yourself; and remember it's OK to say no. The best nights are the ones you can remember.