Event Type : Holiday + Seasonal Fun

Pick the perfect pumpkin, gourd or corn stalk to take home this fall and have a cider or doughnut while you’re there. Hayrides and pony rides available daily. Haunted Barn happens on weekends.

Hours are as follows:

• 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
• 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday-Sunday

Experience the Mexican Day of the Dead tradition with this exhibit of altars celebrating the lives of lost ones.

Museum hours are as follows:

• 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday
• 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday
• 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday

This annual bash features spooky nature fun, crafts, a Halloween skit and a mini fair full of carnival games. Registration required.

Times are as follows:

• 6-8:30 p.m. Friday
• 4-8 p.m. Saturday
• 3:30-6:30 p.m. Sunday

Tickets timed; groups leave every 10 minutes.

Some of the area’s most talented ghoulies and ghosties show off their Halloween-themed talents.

Plays 7 p.m. Fridays and 2:30 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays.

This “merry-not-scary” Halloween event has magic acts, jugglers, extreme pumpkin carving, music and more. Wear a costume for the fun. Registration required.

Times are as follows:

• 5-8 p.m. Friday-Saturday
• 2-7 p.m. Sunday

Visit with the farm animals, try milking a cow, check out a magic show and take a hayride at this family tradition.

Costumes are encouraged for this seventh annual Halloween event. Get yours judged and enjoy contests, dancing, live entertainment and a petting zoo, too.

Join us for an afternoon of family-friendly fun at our beautiful camp on October 21. We’ll have food trucks, live entertainment, trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting and lots more seasonal camp fun. All proceeds help to support our mission of providing life-changing camp experiences for children with serious illnesses and their families, free of charge. Please contact April Gasbarre at North Star Reach at 734-680-8744 or april@northstarreach.org for sponsorship opportunities.

Kids ages 12 and under head to a haunted hub to take a hayride and collect candy from monsters.

Get your 2018 trick or treating done on an old-fashioned train. 1-4 p.m. (train rides are approximately 45 minutes long).

Your 4 to 12-year old horse-crazy child will spend an hour with the horses. Your child’s hour with the horse includes: A riding lesson in the arena, which has been decorated for Halloween (enchanting not scary), grooming a horse and making a treat for the horse.

We are an inclusive horseback riding facility. Persons with special needs are welcome to ride at this event. Spaces are limited to four riders per session, so sign up NOW!

Choose one of these time slots:

• 2-3 p.m.
• 2:30-3:30 p.m.
• 3-4 p.m.
• 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Celebrate Sweetest Day with chocolate treats, games and crafts at My Girly Party in Farmington Hills. Activities are geared towards both boys and girls. Preregistration is required.

About 1,000 carved jack-o’-lanterns light paths through Wonderland, Sleepy Hollow and other spooky worlds. Meet the Headless Horseman, a mad scientist and more. Beer, cider and doughnuts follow. Runs 6:30-10 p.m. daily

Watch a Halloween movie, have a cup of cocoa and decorate a haunted gingerbread house to take home. Sessions start at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.m. Registration required.

Walk through the village to see some scarecrows that have been decorated by local families, businesses and other groups. This year’s theme is “Scarecrow Nation” in celebration of diversity.

Walk through the village to see some scarecrows that have been decorated by local families, businesses and other groups. This year’s theme is “Scarecrow Nation” in celebration of diversity.

People who have special needs (ages 18-plus) are invited to enjoy music, dancing and trick-or-treating and this fun scare-free Halloween event. Costumes welcome. Registration required.

Dress up for Halloween stories and a parade through the library.

Walk through the village to see some scarecrows that have been decorated by local families, businesses and other groups. This year’s theme is “Scarecrow Nation” in celebration of diversity.

Make-and-take a Halloween hedgehog. Ages 10-12. Registration required.

Walk through the village to see some scarecrows that have been decorated by local families, businesses and other groups. This year’s theme is “Scarecrow Nation” in celebration of diversity.

This Halloween event offers treats and family-friendly fun.

Elementary school-aged children are invited to help us celebrate Halloween at our annual Boo Bash. Come in your scariest costume and enjoy fun, games, a costume contest with prizes and refreshments. Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased on our website or at the Theater Box Office. Tickets must be purchased no later than October 24.

Head to the theater on Oct. 4 to see Frankenstein (1931), Oct. 11 for The Ghost and Mr Chicken (1966), Oct 18 for a viewing of Dracula (1931) and Abbott and Oct. 25 for Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948). All the films are not rated. Use your discretion.

The hilarious and bloody tradition returns for its 10th year.

Some of the area’s most talented ghoulies and ghosties show off their Halloween-themed talents.

Plays 7 p.m. Fridays and 2:30 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays.

Young scientist Victor Frankenstein returns to his Swiss chateau with a secret – he’s bringing a creature made of pieces of the dead to life.

Showtimes are as follows:

• 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Sunday
• 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday.

Walk through the village to see some scarecrows that have been decorated by local families, businesses and other groups. This year’s theme is “Scarecrow Nation” in celebration of diversity.

Kids wear their favorite costumes and travel a themed path to collect candy and other goodies. Advance registration by Oct. 25 required.

Bring a flashlight and come in costume to take a guided walk around the historic grounds to learn about the spot’s past. Candy, pizza and refreshments included. Registration required.

Visit cars decorated by local families and businesses in Waterford. Registration required.

Orchard Mall is bringing families an evening of “silly not scary” fun for toddlers to tweens, produced this year by Metro Parent. Registration required.

Join us as we celebrate our tenth annual Detroit Harvest Night, which is full of family-friendly activities, food, candy, arts & crafts, games, a trunk-or-treat and more. Free & open to the public.

About 1,000 carved jack-o’-lanterns light paths through Wonderland, Sleepy Hollow and other spooky worlds. Meet the Headless Horseman, a mad scientist and more. Beer, cider and doughnuts follow. Runs 6:30-10 p.m. daily

Bring a blanket or chairs and get comfy for an outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus (PG). Costumes encouraged. Registration required.

This lantern-guided hayride through the pumpkin-lit forest is quite the sight, complete with Michigan legends coming to life along the way at 7 and 8:30 p.m. Registration required.

Join the Great Lake Apparition Seekers for a night of ghost hunting at and around the museum. Registration required.

The hilarious and bloody tradition returns for its 10th year.

Pontiac High School puts their spin on this Halloween cult classic.

Some of the area’s most talented ghoulies and ghosties show off their Halloween-themed talents.

Plays 7 p.m. Fridays and 2:30 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays.

Young scientist Victor Frankenstein returns to his Swiss chateau with a secret – he’s bringing a creature made of pieces of the dead to life.

Showtimes are as follows:

• 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Sunday
• 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday.

Find spooky games and trick-or-treating at this historical aviation hub.

Visit with the farm animals, try milking a cow, check out a magic show and take a hayride at this family tradition.

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra performs some fan-favorite musical numbers from the Harry Potter series.

Kids get in on airbrush tattoos, inflatables, outdoor movies, roving princesses and superheroes, hayrides and much more.

The Clay Township Downtown Development Area sponsors this annual event, which features seasonal music by DJ Steve Lindsay, themed concessions, a dog costume contest, make-and-take scarecrows and other crafts, trunk-or-treating, face painting, an inflatable obstacle course and much more.

Members of Paw Patrol will be on site from noon-3 p.m. with goodies for smaller tykes and Mrs. Babbette and Students will also be there to lead kids in an interactive version of “Thriller.”

Call 810-794-9320 or email cbabisz@claytownship.org to register.

Treats, games, pumpkins and Halloween costumes are encouraged as you stroll through the Ann Arbor Farmers Market. All ages welcome.

Dress in costume to get some candy from your friends at the Rotary Club of Mount Clemens.

Join us at the library on Saturday, October 27 from noon-2 p.m. for a merry, not scary, time with Halloween games, crafts and activities. Wear a costume or come as you are. Drop in any time during the festivities but make sure to allow time to enjoy all the activities. Fun for the whole family!

No registration is necessary. Visit ropl.org or call the Youth Reference Desk at 248-246-3725 for more information about this free program.

Find crafts, trick-or-treating and other Halloween fun.

Costume up and take part in this circus-themed trick-or-treating event in the historic village.

Dance the night away at this costumed event. Face painting, inflatables, karaoke, a haunted walk and more, too.

Two young boys are taken away by aliens that want to eat their brains. Their only hope is Gamera, their favorite monster. Not rated.

Your 4 to 12-year old horse-crazy child will spend an hour with the horses. Your child’s hour with the horse includes: A riding lesson in the arena, which has been decorated for Halloween (enchanting not scary), grooming a horse and making a treat for the horse.

We are an inclusive horseback riding facility. Persons with special needs are welcome to ride at this event. Spaces are limited to four riders per session, so sign up NOW!

Choose one of these time slots:

• 2-3 p.m.
• 2:30-3:30 p.m.
• 3-4 p.m.
• 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Investigate the science behind Halloween through demonstrations, hands-on activities, and more. Halloween Science features experiences for all ages, a haunted roller coaster ride in the Acheson Planetarium and a visit from the zany Dr. Kelp.

Bring your mini monsters to Mama Hub for a non-spooky celebration that features a costume contests with prizes, pumpkin decorating, music, games and healthy treats. Best suited for minis 3 years and under. Space is limited! Pre-Registration required. 

Inspired by the Halloween traditions of the 1920s, this event features trick-or-treating, a giant leaf pile, a straw maze, wagon rides and more. Registration required.

This fun-filled Halloween extravaganza offers candy and treats for costumed kids. Trick-or-treating begins right at 4 p.m. Hang around for cider and doughnuts, too, plus fire trucks, police cars and similar types of vehicles for kids to sit in and explore.

This free event will be an awesome time for kids 10 and under.  There will be lots of fun, food, fellowship and candy. Kids require a ticket.

Visit http://tolbf3.eventbrite.com (password: ears) for more information.

Come in costume to take a nocturnal animal adventure, ask for candy, get your face painted and much more.

Head to the Livonia Y for a spooktacular time! This event is free and open to everyone. We have arts & crafts, scary stories, fun activities, a costume contest and a Haunted Locker room! This year’s theme is Monster Mash. Join us, and tell your friends!

Take a guided hike through Black Pond Woods for skits about creepy crawly critters; plus crafts and a hay jump. Costumes welcome. Ages 12 and under. Registration required.