Wondering what to do this weekend? Dorchester Nub News has you covered.

We've picked some events happening in and around the town this weekend for you to enjoy:

Friday: Halloween Fireworks

Back again for the mesmerising and atmospheric Halloween Firework display at the beautiful Minterne House.

Hot food available throughout the evening whilst glowing by the huge bonfire, then take in the excitement and anticipation before the mega fireworks.

Gates open at 6pm with the firework display starting at 7:30pm.

Friday: Prison ghost hunt

Ghost hunt at Dorchester Prison.

Friday: Museums after dark

Discover three incredible museums on one unforgettable night.

Saturday: Halloween ghost hunt in Brewery Square

Halloween Ghost Hunt is back this October on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th October from 10am until 4pm.

Saturday: Drinks in the Clink: Spells in the Cells

A brilliant and unique night out for any school of wizardry fan.

Saturday: Fangtastic Magic Show

Mr Merlin - a winner of the coveted 'UK Children's Entertainer Of The Year', is coming to Brewery Square this Halloween for a Fangtastic Magic Show.

Sunday: Poundbury Independent Market

The most amazing Dorset makers, producers and artists will once again be lining the streets of Poundbury on Sunday 30th October.

Sunday: Roast at The Club House

Spend your Sunday at The Club House.

Two courses for £20 and three courses for £25 for a starter, main or a main and dessert.

Sunday: Ghost Hunt

Go on a ghost hunt around the Great Field, start at PiPs cafe and community room to collect your instructions and head off on the hunt. Once completed you can claim your free ghost hunt prize at the community room. Arts and crafts are also on offer and the cafe will have a special kids tea time menu! Family fun on Sunday 30th October from 3:30pm - 5:30pm. Bring a torch after dark.

You can add your events and find more on our What's On page.

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