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Wee the most of the fall season with Cucurbita pepo patches, spooky corn mazes, and fun surrender Oregon Allhallows Eve themed events at every your darling local haunts!

Last updated October 7, 2021

AVONDALE

Billy Moore Years (Oct. 14-17). A Urban center of Avondale period event for over 50 years. Enjoy carnival rides, barrel wars, cornhole tournaments, and more! Touch base with your Wild West look and join the fun. Free. Check for times and schedule of activities.

CHANDLER

Screamin' Green Hauntoween (Sept. 25-Oct. 31). Hauntingly colorful activities are sure to wrap families in a web of Shade-tacular creative trifle. Kids testament be spellbound by the BEWITCHING crafts, pumpkin painting*, and FRIGHTFULLY fun photo ops. They'll as wel own a skele-TON of fun stellar in their own Devil-ific food colouring page and determination their Excitable color name! Guests are bucked up to dress-up in their most colorful costumes.

Pedal  Haus Brewery Octoberfest (Oct.2).Enjoy authentic German Octoberfest make out and beer, live music by topical anaestheti bands and a spirited polka dance band, a blimp feeding contest, a stein holding contest, carnival games and more at the Pedal Haus Chandler Oktoberfest stymie party.

DEWEY

Mortimer Farms Pumpkin Fest & Clavus Tangle (Oct.1-October. 31). Farm-inspired rides, hayride farm Tours, barrel discipline rides, pig races, Circus shows, caryopsis train rides, tetherball, zip lines, dog races, grow-to-table foods and ropes course races, obstacle course, and the "pick your personal" feel for. And naturally the signature 15-acre pumpkin vine patch and corn snarl!

William Schwenk Gilbert

The Pumpkin Patch at Mother Nature's Farm (Sept. 25-Oct. 31) includes a hayride, spider web crawl, feeding the farm animals and Black lovage's Adventure Maze. Bring a picnic lunch; there are picnic tables, grassy Fields and big shade trees.

Gilbert Oktoberfest (October. 23). Gilbert Oktoberfest taking rate at Gilbert Regional Green in Gilbert is an authentic, family-friendly celebration of German language culture with several Oktoberfest-themed activities including Gertrude Stein keeping competitions, a bratwurst feeding competition, traditional polka euphony and a performance by event host and musician, the "Queen of Oktoberfest." The family-focused solemnization will birth oversized games, a kids' district, and themed food and drinks.

GLENDALE

Ghosts and Goodies (Oct. 16). Get quick ghouls & girls for a chilling day of spooky activities! From 3 to 6 p.m well-dressed pirates & pixies, wizards & warlocks of all kinds can indulge in costume contests, sate up treat bags with candy & goodies from participating Westgate restaurants & retailers & savor games, prizes & amusement! The little goblins won't be the only ones going family with bags full of delicious treats, grown trick-or-treaters will be gifted individual discount card game from involved Westgate businesses!

Tolmachoff Farms Maize Snarl and Pumpkin Days (Oct. All Saints' Day. 1). Six-acre corn maze, mini clavus maze, haunted corn maze, petting zoo, jumping pillow, hay Pyramid, farm activities and play areas.

Fear Farm Haunted House & Corn Labyrinth (Sept.24-Oct.31). WARNING: may be too intense for those under 12 days old. Phoenix's Largest Halloween case! Featuring 5 haunted houses and a haunted hayride all at one location!

Peoria

The Great Pumpkin (Oct. 9). The City of Peoria and Steve LeVine Entertainment & PR (SLE) will be belongings their first of ogdoad Forward Saturdays along October 9. A free, family-amiable outcome that will feature a night food market curated with a different mix of local vendors, artistic creation installations, live music, and a variety of performers. Second Sabbatum's themes will differ monthly starting with October's, The Bang-up Pumpkin, which will inaugurate the series of events and the crepuscle season.

PHOENIX

Creep Candy Crawl (Oct 22). Venture bent on Desert Ridge Marketplace from 6 to 8 p.m. for an evening of excitable surprises during Creepy Confect Grovel. Children and families are invited to dress to impress for the yearly Allhallows Eve costume contest and prank-or-treating. Advantageous, enjoy Halloween-themed music, dancing, games, prizes and more.

Desert Ridge Pumpkin While (October. 15-31). The third one-year Pumpkin Mend returns to The District near AMC Theatres. Pick the consummate autumn pumpkin (while supplies last), snap a seasonal worker photo and enjoy free face painting and balloon wriggling on superior dates. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lord's Day.

DIA de los Muertos Festival (Oct 4). Relish a family day in the park at the 10th annual MIKIZTLI: Dia de los Muertos Festival at Steele Indian School Park on October 4 from 1 to 6 p.m. Given past Cultural Coalition, featuring multicultural music, dance, food, and interactive arts activities for children. A solemnisation of ancestors, culture, and family, attendees are invited to add photos OR gifts to the community communion table and join the candlelight progression with elephantine animated skeleton puppets!

Kin Fun Friday Paint Night: Spooky Tree (Oct. 8). Grab the undiversified family to suffer fun and key a spooky tree together. No artistic ability needed. Instructors will guide step-by-step. Customize your paintings with your favorite colors. Supplies are provided. Ages 5 and experient. 6:30 to 8 p.m. Price run 1 person/$24.50–6 populate/$126.


Halloween Spook-Track-ula (Oct. 8-31). The family-palsy-walsy case is perfect for kids of all ages. We'll pussyfoot it real with the upshot's feature, a spooky develop ride created with younger children in mind… a little flighty, simply not too horrific. The consequence will feature specific capacity of 750 citizenry per one and a half hour time blocks at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. nightly. The park will only be accessible to those WHO sustain purchased tickets during a specific time block. Visitors will have an chance to ride the train and carousel as many an times as they'd same during their time pulley. 6 to 9:30 p.m. $15, Free ages 2 and younger. Tickets moldiness be purchased online.

Allhallows Eve Town Pumpkin Speckle (Oct. 14-31).  sustain some fall fun with arts and crafts, carnival games, rides, face painting, food and more. Costumes encouraged!

Old MacDonald's Pumpkin Spell (Oct. 8-31). When all of the animals on Old MacDonald's farm need to notic Halloween costumes, fun and silliness ensues. Told with hand puppets and rod puppets with lots of singing along. Recommended for ages 3 and up. 10 a.m. Friday, 10 a.m.  and 2 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. (subject to change) Sunday. $12 ages 13 and older, $8 ages 12 and younger. Advance just the ticket purchase required.

13th Base Concerned House (Sept.24-October.31). WARNING: may be excessively intense for those under 12 years old. Created by nationally recognized and award winning inhabited house designers, the 13th Base will transport you to late levels of revulsion. Prepare to be terrified by two epos concerned attraction pass-done for one altogether inclusive price including 60,000 square feet of shocking twists and horrifying turns are waiting for you at 13th Floor Haunted House!

Halloween Undersize Leapers (Oct. 30). Bring your little ghosts and goblins in for a 'Non So Spooky' case with candy and costume competition at Sky Zone. For ages 5 and jr.. Tickets are $10/60 Min, $14/90 Amoy, $16/120 Min.

Strange Garden Spirit Walk at Godforsaken Arboretum (Oct. 21). Spirits and ghosts are welcome to a Night at Desert Botanical Garden to unveil botanical story and mysteries with a "spirited" cocktail in hand. Ages 21 OR older. Included with general admission or membership.

Naturalized Garden at Desert Arboretum (Oct. 22-23). Lift your spirits at Strange Garden. Encounter weird sights, fun tricks and curious creatures. Kids, if you dare, come dressed in your Halloween topper. Dance 'til you drop at the spook-tacular giant sock. Don't go out empty handed, kids 12 and junior can pick the perfect pumpkin to take home.Included with entrance mone OR rank.

MARANA

Marana Pumpkin Dapple (Oct. 2-31). Take a Dipper mount to the 50-acre pumpkin field and enjoy a corn maze, straw mountain, guts toy area, Coronado dro, cyclone jiv, super slide, petting zoo, pig races, a 1/4-scale Rudolf Diesel train, pedal cart depend upon, tractor train ride and little tractors.

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Celebrate Mesa (Oct. 16). A free family result. Activities include: tot spot, live music, food trucks, circus rides ($5 bracelet for unlimited rides), inflatables, a movie and more. Free event. 5 to 9 p.m.

Día de los Muertos Fete (Oct. 23-24). Spirits collide at the annual Día de los Muertos Festival at Mesa Liberal arts Center! This Unfreeze two-day festival features cultural performances, live music, delicious food for thought, attractively created Altars by local artists and a Titan community of interests altar and a varicolored Mercado with jewelry, arts & crafts and more!

Vertuccio Farms Corn whisky Maze &adenylic acid; Fall Fete (Oct. 1-Oct. 31) features a five-acre corn maze, mini golf, pumpkin temporary hookup, inflatables, petting zoo, mini zip line, barrel train hinge on, giant jump pad (requires socks), jumbo tube gyre, mini hay maze, spiderweb go up, duck's egg races, gear ride, animal sphere, pumpkin vine bowling and more.

QUEEN CREEK

Cucurbita pepo and Chili Party at Schnepf Farms (October. 1-Oct.31). Pick out the perfect Cucurbita pepo and enjoy a chili dinner party, rides, corn maze, mini golf game, petting zoo, tractor spiel yard, deer alimentation, Roundabout Museum, giant grounds games, corn trap games draw dancing, face painting and more.

SCOTTSDALE

Pumpkin Fest at the Princess (Phratr. 16-Oct. 31). The resort makes a spooktacular transformation to present a Pumpkin vine Patch, Jack-o-lantern fungus Lawn, SPOOKeasy, and a NEW Cider Orchard!

Boo & New (Oct. 18-23). Boo & New is a bump to celebrate the season while exploring the newest offerings at Scottsdale Quarter. Liberate family fun, live mellifluous performances, local art, fall-themed activities, and local anaesthetic craftiness brews. All week long, guests keister wander through the pumpkin patch up and enjoy nightly live musical performances aside their favored local bands. The celebration continues on Friday with the addition of live artist mural paintings and curated workshops hosted by Scottsdale Quarter tenants. Guests volition as wel sustain the opportunity to paint a section of a whale, paint-by-numbers nontextual matter wall painting, planned by topical artist, Lauren Lee, which will later become a permanent fine art installation at the property. The festivities end with a bang along Saturday with The One-fourth's Fourth Annual Boo & Brew. During the event, grownups can treat their taste buds with local craft brews from Jan Hus, Walter Post and Grand Canyon breweries, while listing to live music and watching their favorite college teams in the football mill about. Meanwhile, the younger herd will be entertained with large games, crafts, character appearances, balloon twisting and face painting.

Spyglass Pumpkin Patch (Oct. 22-24). This festive event will showcase over 1,000 whimsical, vibrantly trichrome glass pumpkins handmade away Gregory Tomb, an acclaimed local glass artist legendary for his unique, intricate designs. These one-of-a-kind plant of art will make up available for purchase, with payof benefiting the Holland Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to enhancing arts, Education and community in the Desert Foothills region. Atrip to hang. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

Supreme

Burro Bleed and Apache Leap Mining Festival (October. 22-24). Celebrate Superior's rich history American Samoa a mining town with a serial of fun, kinsperson-friendly activities, ranging from pack burro racing to a hands-connected mining contention and more. 5 to 11 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sat, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Free, except for the race participants. Dogs are not allowed.

TEMPE

Creepy Candy Creeping (Oct. 23).Venture out to Tempe Marketplace from 6 to 8 p.m. for an evening of spooky surprises during Creepy Candy Crawl. Children and families are invited to garb to impress for the time period Halloween dress up contest and trick-or-treating. Plus, revel Halloween-themed music, dancing, games, prizes and more.

Halloween Stroll Business district Tempe (Oct. 24). Ghosts, goblins, and princesses of all ages are invited to oral sex over to Downtown Tempe for some not-then-spooky Halloween fun. This free issue includes Halloween-themed crafts, games, a dress up contest and outdoor trick-operating room-treating at various Downtown Tempe merchants. Every last participants will be given a map with a list of businesses. 2 to 5 p.m.

Moon Jack-o-Lantern (Oct.1-Oct. 31). Snap the perfect flow pic at Tempe Market with the Moony Jack-o-Lantern. The giant, seven foot Halloween installation will be on display for the uncastrated month of October in front of Harkins Theatre.

ROCK IT UP Fall Concert Series Oct.6 & 30, Nov. 2 & 3). As the weather cools down, Tempe Marketplace, Dave &adenosine monophosphate; Broncobuster's and AL AZ are heating things skyward with the Tilt ITUPconcert serial, featuring four free, full-length concerts from some of rock's hottest national acts, including Fashionable Solarize on Oct 6, Tessa Chromatic + Twin XL on October 30, iDKHOW on November 2 and Grabbitz on November 3. All four evening shows wish sport an alfresco bar from Dave & Buster's while guests rock taboo at The District Arrange.

WILLCOX

Fall Cucurbita pepo Jubilation at Apple Annie's Orchard (Sept. 18-Oct. 31). Recur in time for some old-fashioned family fun picking pumpkins and vegetables, exploring a 12.5 Akko corn maze (with two levels of difficulty), taking a hayride and more.

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Bashas' Halloween Celebrations (Oct 30). Families across the state are invited to creep and Australian crawl into their neighborhood Bashas' supermarket for few fun-filled vacation treats and activities the day before Hallowe'en. On that point will represent employees in costumes, trick-or-treat candy Stations of the Cross at each section. A free cookie (individually wrapped from the Bakery Department) and disembarrass apple cyder. At 1 p.m. each store location will awarding $25 and a dozen donuts for the uncomparable children's costume. Plus seasonal worker treats will live available to purchase and take home decorating kits. Free. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., no advance adjustment mandatory.

October Fright Nights (Oct. 1-2, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23, &A; 29-30). Celebrate the spookiest time of the twelvemonth at blue-ribbon Harkins Theaters all month eight-day. See your favorite frightening films on the bulky screen every Friday and Saturday for only when $5. The Exorcist (Oct.1-2), The Frighteners (Oct. 8-9), The Shining (Oct. 15-16), Halloween (Oct. 22-23), A Nightmare on Elm tree Street (Oct. 29-30). Jibe for multiplication.

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