HALLOWEDEN returns to the Eden Project this October half-term with a season of natural magic.

Inspired by the transcendence of light through the vastness of space, visitors this Autumn can follow the Magical Miniature Mushroom trail through the gardens and step into the fascinating world of fungi by gathering secrets of the hidden world of mushrooms.

The magic of the fungi can also be found in the Hidden Glow Room, where little explorers can step into an immersive UV world, using enchanted ingredients to paint their own mystical designs under the lights, bringing glowing nature to life. It promises to be an enchanting Halloween experience for curious adventurers.

The journey continues in the Mediterranean Biome, where storytelling of ancient nature magic will drift across the citrus grove for a mesmerising journey filled with more magic than menace. Alongside the storytelling, expect live music casting spells over the biome, filling the air with sounds as spooky as they are spellbinding.

On Saturday, October 31, from 12pm until 4pm, the fun continues as Eden's in-house Halloween band, The Spellbinders, will be illuminating the Mediterranean Biome’s Citrus Grove with some groovy tunes, games and treats for visitors who come along in costume.

Along with transporting guests to the Northern Lights, Eden's iconic ice rink has been reimagined this year with a new shimmering, starlit Northern Hemisphere forested look.

Kate Francis, live producerEden Project, said: "Halloweden is all about rediscovering the everyday magic of nature. Our gardens transform into something truly enchanted this time of year, and we want our visitors to feel part of that magic. It's whimsical, it's earthy, and it's a little bit spellbinding."

Halloweden runs from October 24 to November 1 at the Eden Project. For more information, visit: www.edenproject.com.