The weather has taken a bit of a turn over the past couple of weeks and autumn is starting to feel very close.
It may be bad news for some, but there are plenty who can't wait for the leaves to change, pumpkin spice lattes, cosy jumpers and - of course - the return of Halloween.
And to get you in the mood for spooky season, there's a pumpkin patch happening in Barrhead this October.
The two-day event will take place on the weekend of October 26 and 27 from 9.30am to 4.15pm each day.
Fun for all the family, the patch will allow you to pick your own pumpkin (with two pumpkins per tickets) as well as including glitter tattoos, face painting, rock painting, an assault course and messy play area - plus more.
However, very excitingly, this year will also feature a fairy and witches door forest hunt with over 20 fairies and doors to find and a witches scholarship forest school where you get to explore the forest enjoy stories and puzzles.
Refreshments will also be available, including an espresso cart.
There are only 25 tickets available for each time slot and last year's event sold out within an hour - so don't hesitate to get tickets when they go on sale on Friday, August 30.
The pumpkin patch is located a give minute drive outside Barrhead in a field overlooking the Neilston Mill Hill. Directions will be given upon ticket purchase.
To find out more about the event, visit the Facebook event page here .
Struggling to keep the kids entertained? Join our What's On for Glasgow Families group - full of stuff guaranteed to keep them happy for at least another half hour!
