Halloween is just around the corner and for all you spook-seekers in Edinburgh, there is an event you won't want to miss.
A 1920s prohibition-themed escape room is taking over Brewhemia on All Hallows Eve (31 October) - for one night only.
Hosted by Linlithgow-based company Eeek Escape Rooms, this is your chance to get dressed up for a unique night that oozes Great Gatsby-esque glamour.
The escape room, called "The Last Bottle", is set in a Scotland where the sale of alcohol is a punishable offence under 100-year old prohibition laws.
However an underground movement has been supplying the city's pubs and bars with alcohol but disaster strikes when the cops find out and intercept delivieries.
The game unfolds after it emerges there is only one bottle of booze left and you and your friends will compete with other dinner guests to win the "Last Bottle", solving puzzles and cracking clues.
Tickets cost £35.00 per person - this gets you a drink on arrival, nibbles and the escape game - and can be bought here.
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