Detroit Gears Up for a Spooktacular October with city-Wide Halloween Events
DETROIT, MI – Detroit is embracing the fall season with a packed calendar of Halloween-themed events for all ages, offering everything from customary trick-or-treating to festive farm experiences. The city promises a “spooky szn” filled with community fun throughout October and into Halloween night.
Detroit Police precincts and Fire Stations are hosting a multitude of “Trunk-or-Treat” activities,providing safe and engaging options for families. The Parks and Recreation Division is also joining the festivities, planning a variety of events at Recreation Centers across Detroit on October 31st. These will include haunted houses, carnival games, face painting, and music provided by DJs.
Adding to the excitement, Detroit will host both Scar Fest and Fall Fest as part of the larger “Halloween in the D” celebrations. Residents can also look forward to the Healthy Halloween Family Fair, Community Trunk or Treat events, and unique Halloween Button Trees popping up around the city.
For families with young children, Wyandotte is emerging as a hub for kid-amiable fall activities. The city is hosting numerous community-sponsored Trunk or Treats, complete with costume and trunk decorating contests, fall treats, raffles, games, and music.
Pumpkin picking and autumnal fun await at huron Turkey Farm, which opened in late September. Visitors can enjoy picking pumpkins, interacting with farm animals, and indulging in fresh donuts and hot cider – a perfect family outing.
For more data on events happening throughout October, visit https://visitdetroit.com/inside-the-d/things-to-do-in-detroit-in-october/ and https://detroitmi.gov/departments/department-neighborhoods/halloween-d.