Head downtown for some Halloween fun! From kid-friendly concerts at the DSO to treats in the streets of old Detroit at the Historical Museum and Zombieland at Chandler Park, there is something for everyone. If you’re in the city Halloween night, stop by a recreation center for spooktacular fun and games.

TRUNK OR TREAT

Friday, October 25

@ Detroit Police Station 4th Precinct

Participants dress up their trunks and themselves to provide goods and fun for kids. 4700 W. Fort St, Detroit, MI 48209 – call 313.962.5255 x 1136 for more information.

SPOOKY FUN FOR EVERYONE

Friday, October 25

@ Boll Family YMCA

Join us for a spooktacular night of fortune telling, not-so-scary stories, healthy treats, obstacle courses, haunted locker rooms, games, crafts and so much more.

HARVESTFEST

Saturday, October 26

@ Robert C. Valade Park, Detroit

HarvestFest Detroit will feature lots of family-friendly activities including hayrides, kiddie “tattoo” artists, bounce houses, a princess castle, live music, pumpkin patch, games, giveaways and much more. Bring the kids and pets in costume to trick-or-treat along the Dequindre Cut.

HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN DAY

Saturday, October 26

@ Beacon Park, Detroit

Beacon Park is hosting Family Fun Day: Halloween Edition on Saturday, October 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. Bring your little monsters in costume for a frightfully good time. Stop by for Halloween themed make and take activities, free hayrides, and back by popular demand the 2nd Annual Costume Parade!

SPOOKY FREE COMIC BOOK DAY

Saturday, October 26

@ Vault of Midnight, Detroit

It’s Free Comic Book Day, but with an eerie, downright spooky, twist! Gather around Saturday, October 26th for free, chilling comics, and complimentary treats (or tricks).

BOO AT THE NATURE CENTER 

Saturday, October 26

@ Belle Isle Nature Center, Detroit

This annual event invites children to wear costumes and bring treat bags – Halloween goodies are provided to all who attend. Guests are asked to join the Detroit Zoological Society on its green journey by bringing their own treat bags; bags are not handed out at the event.

TREATS IN THE STREETS

Sunday, October 27

@ Detroit Historical Museum

Go on the candy hunt, be a history adventurer, enjoy cider and doughnuts with family, and make new friends while playing fun games. Come wearing your favorite costume for a day of spooktastic delight with lots of sweets treats, prizes, entertainment and not a trick in sight.

PAL-OWEEN

Sunday, October 27

@ The Corner Ballpark

On Sunday, October 27th, we are inviting the entire PAL community to join us for an afternoon of Halloween and fall festivities. Bring the whole family and join us for PAL-oween! Enjoy kids’ fall festival activities including: trick-or treating, bounce houses, craft tables, tug-of-war, sack races, corn hole, face painting, a photo booth, and more!

HALLOWEEN PARTY

Thursday, October 31

@ Adams Butzel Recreation Center, Detroit 

Join us at the Adams Butzel Complex’s FREE Halloween party. There will be games, prizes and face painting. Ages 3-12

FARWELL TRUNK OR TREAT

Thursday, October 31

@ Farwell Recreation Center, Detroit 

Put on your Halloween costume and get ready to Trunk or Treat at Farwell.

HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL AND THEATER BASH

Thursday, October 31

@ Lasky Recreation Center, Detroit 

FREE Halloween party at Lasky Recreation Center. Come for games, a costume contest, spooky movies and prizes! Ages 12 and under

PATTON’S PUMPKIN PATCH PARTY

Thursday, October 31

@ Patton Memorial Recreation Center, Detroit 

Youth 12 and under can join us for this FREE event!! Games, Haunted Hallway, Fear Factor and much more!!

TRICK OR TREAT

Thursday, October 31

@ Crowell Recreation Center, Detroit 

Spend Halloween at Crowell for a FREE party with carnival games, candy, prizes inflatables and a haunted house.

HALLOWEEN AT ROUGE PARK

Thursday, October 31

@ Rouge Park, Detroit 

Activities for kids 10 and under include pumpkin bowling, hockey and skee ball, witch ring toss, hayrides, inflatable bounce houses and arts and crafts. Kids 10 and older can enjoy haunted activations, a scavenger hunt and a haunted hayride.

ZOMBIELAND AT CHANDLER PARK

Thursday, October 31

@ Chandler Park, Detroit 

Activities for kids 10 and under include a pumpkin relay, pumpkin bowling, skee ball, witch ring toss, hayrides, inflatable bounce houses and arts/crafts and more! Kids 10 and older can enjoy haunted activations and a scavenger hunt.

DAY OF THE DEAD CELEBRATION

Thursday, October 31

@ Clark Park, Detroit 

Activities for kids 10 and under include pumpkin bowling, hockey and skee ball, witch ring toss, hayrides, inflatable bounce houses and arts/crafts and more! Kids 10 and older can enjoy haunted activations and a scavenger hunt.

TRUNK OR TREAT

Thursday, October 31

@ Detroit Police Station 3rd Precinct – 2875 W. Grand Blvd

Participants dress up their trunks and themselves to provide goods and fun for kids. Call 313.643-0865 for more information.

TRUNK OR TREAT

Thursday, October 31

@ Detroit Police Station 2nd Precinct – 13530 Lesure

Participants dress up their trunks and themselves to provide goods and fun for kids. Call 313.319.7244 for more information.

TRICK OR TREAT

Thursday, October 31

@ Detroit Police Station 7th Precinct – 3501 Chene

Participants dress up their trunks and themselves to provide goods and fun for kids.

HALLOWEEN PARTY

Thursday, October 31

@ Detroit Police Station 8th Precinct –  21555 W. McNichols

Fun, food, activities, a haunted bus and a raffle!

TRUNK OR TREAT

Thursday, October 31

@ Detroit Police Station 9th Precinct – 11187 Gratiot

Come to the 9th for food, candy, a haunted cellblock, DJ, bounce houses, face painting and of course candy! Call 313.596.5900 for more information.

HALLOWEEN @ THE 11TH

Thursday, October 31

@ Detroit Police Station 11th Precinct –  5100 W. Nevada

Join the 11th for a Spooky ride through the “abandoned precinct…but watch out for the lost prisoners!” Ride costs $3 a person.

THE GHOST OF ORCHESTRA HALL

Saturday, November 2

@ Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Celebrate the Centennial of Orchestra Hall through the tale of its friendly resident ghost. We’ll take a journey back to 1919 to learn the history of this legendary venue in a kid-friendly program including highlights from Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Bernstein’s West Side Story, Star Wars, and other favorites.

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