The onset of fall brings changing leaves, colder weather and, most importantly, spooky season. Halloween is the time of year where kids can dress up as their favorite characters, but just because you are doing spooky activities doesn’t mean they can’t be kid-friendly. Check out these spooktacular events the whole family can enjoy.
Trunk-or-Treats: Come together with your community and participate in any one of these candy celebrations.
- Tractor Treat 2026 at Homestead Gardens | Oct. 15 (Davidsonville)
- Trunk or Treat at Community Christian Preschool | Oct. 19 (Pasadena)
- Severna Park Community Center Halloween Spooktacular | Oct. 23 (Severna Park)
- Fall Fest With Trunk or Treat at Billy the Kid Youth Center | Oct. 23 (Annapolis)
Spooky Sounds & Scenes: Entertainment that won’t spook the kiddos
- ‘Halloween Spooktacular!’at St John’s College | Oct. 25 (Annapolis)
- Halloween Story Time Parade at Edgewater Library | Oct. 30 (Edgewater)
- Halloween Movie Fun at Calvert Library – Twin Beaches | Oct. 31 (North Beach)
Spooky Crafts: Get crafty with Halloween-themed creative projects.
- Mini Makers Halloween Playdate | Oct. 23 &24 (Severna Park)
- Crafts at Hammond-Harwood House Museum Pumpkin Walk | Oct. 30 (Annapolis)
Haunted Fun: Dress up, listen to spooky tales or enjoy a festive community celebration — either way, there will be candy!
- Annapolis Ghost Tours (Kid-friendly at 7 p.m.) | Throughout the Month (Annapolis)
- Station 7 Terror Trail (Ages 8+; Boo Loop for younger) | Friday, Saturday (Gambrills)
- Halloween at Hallowing | Oct. 23 (Prince Frederick)
- Halloween In the Garden at Annemarie Sculpture Garden | Oct. 24 (Solomons)
- BOOnanza at Talbot County Community Center | Oct. 28 (Easton)
- Halloween Teen Lock In at AACPL | Oct. 30 (Edgewater, Glen Burnie, Odenton)
