Single Day Events
Marana’s Fall Festival is happening on October 17th from 2pm-9pm! There will be nine carnival rides, mutton bustin’ contest, beer garden, live music, creation station, dance performances, spooky garden walk with pumpkin carving, fortune telling, food trucks and more! This event is completely FREE to attend!
The Pima County Sheriffs Department is hosting a Trunk or Treat at Kino Main Complex from 4:30pm-7:30pm on Saturday, October 24th! Activities include trick or treating, coloring books, food trucks, police and fire vehicles, and characters will be walking around in costume!
Candlelight concerts is putting on two special shows! A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics is happening on October 24th at Scottish Rite Cathedral Tucson! You can book one of either time slots, 6:30pm or 8:30pm. The duration is about 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the show and close 5 minutes prior to the start. Late arrivals will not be permitted.
Hotel Congress’s Nightmare on Congress Halloween party is happening on October 24th! The party kicks off at 7pm with spooky specials happening all night long. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20+ day of the show at the door! There will be vendors, specials and two costume contests with $2000 in prizes! Get your tickets now!
Spooktacular fun awaits! Trick-or-Treat the Avenue is back on Sunday, October 25 from 11am-2pm! Join them for candy, costumes, and spooky surprises – kids, grown-ups, and even pets can enter their fang-tastic costume contest! Come show off your costume and celebrate Halloween on the Avenue!
Get into the Halloween spirit with a fun, witchy cookie decorating class! Join Antsy Nancy (655 E River Road #101, 85750) on October 25th from 2pm-4pm for an afternoon of Halloween fun, sweet treats, and a little bit of magic. Perfect for all skill levels, including beginners. You’ll learn how to work with two royal icing consistencies and explore wet-on-wet and textured royal icing techniques to add dimension and detail to your designs. Students 21+ years are welcome to bring their own wine, champagne, beer, etc. to enjoy during class. Please see our BYOB policy for more details. Tickets cost $85 per person!
The Pima Air & Space Museum’s Night of Fright is back on October 25th from 5pm-8pm! Activities include trick or treating, crafting, inflatable slides, and more! The cost is only $25 per vehicle (everyone in the vehicle gets admission). Space is limited and tickets will not be sold at the door!
Colossal Cave is hosting limited haunted cave tours! The tour lasts about 30 minutes. During this time you’ll explore haunted passageways, listen to chilling tales and encounter spirits that still linger in the caves. Tours only run at 7pm & 7:30pm on October 3oth! Limited spots available! Reservations are required and spots will fill up fast!
Dave & Buster’s Boo Bash & Moonlight Mixer is happening on Saturday, October 31st! The Boo Bash is from 4pm-7pm. There will be special deals on gameplay, halloween crafts, costume contests and more! Then, when night falls, it’s the grown-ups’ turn to scream with delight at the Moonlight Mixer from 7pm to close! There will also be special deals on gameplay, fright bites banquet and costume contests!
La Rosa’s Monster Mass Halloween Party is happening on October 31st! Doors are at 8pm and the show starts shortly after! Tickets range in price depending on when you buy them! There will be two costume contests, a photo booth, Zoltar fortune teller, tarot, ouija board & more! Get your tickets now!
Az Hops and Vine is hosting a Hallowine event on October 31st from 11am-5pm! Come celebrate Halloween with wine & candy pairings, costume contests, karaoke and pumpkin chunkin! Address:
It’s A 2000’s Party Halloween Edition is happening on October 31st at the Rialto! Doors & show are at 9pm! Also check out the R Bar for their It’s Alive 2000’s Horror Night! Creepy custom cocktails, Y2K-era spooky delights, and so much more are waiting for you at R Bar beginning at 7 PM! You can easily enjoy both events in one go!
Tucson Halloween Bar Crawl is happening on October 31st from 4pm-12am! The Crawl goes across seven downtown bars! Check-in is from 4pm to 6pm at HighWire. 21 and over with ID. Tickets vary in price depending on when you buy them! Check out their website to get a full itinerary!
Multi Day Events
Valley of the Moon: A Witch’s Quest in the Haunted Ruins is happening from October 2nd-October 30th, Friday-Sunday, times vary depending on the day! Shows begin every 20 minutes and last about one hour. Tickets cost $10 for adults, $5 for kids aged 7-17 and members & 7 & under are free.
Hotel Congress is hosting haunted hotel tours! They run Fridays at 6pm and Saturdays at 12pm and 1pm! Tours last about 30 minutes. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for kids! Space is limited, book now!
Slaughterhouse is back for its 22nd final year! An unexpected delay has handed this family-built Tucson institution one final opportunity to reopen in 2026. Apparently, you really can’t kill The Slaughterhouse. Ranked #1 haunted house in Arizona in 2024! Slaughterhouse is open evenings Thursday-Sunday until November 1st. The experience is about 25-40 minutes and you should arrive within 15 minutes of your ticket time. Tickets range from $20-$40 depending on what date and pass you get.
Marana Pumpkin Patch is back! Open Thursdays-Sundays until October 31st! Admission includes access to the jumping pillow, diesel train, farm playland, honey bear spinner, cornado swing, cyclone swing, super slide, mini diggers, farm animals, mini tractors, pig races, corn maze, pumpkin field (pumpkins cost sixty cents per pound) and the corn flyer! Hours and pricing varies per day! Limited number of tickets sold at the gate! Purchase your tickets in advance!
Old Tucson is offering ghost tours every Wednesday all throughout October! Tours are about ninety minutes and run at 6pm & 8pm! Tickets cost about $32 per person!
Looking for some Halloween fun that isn’t too spooky? Trail Dust Town is bringing back Not Too Frightful Fridays! The celebration includes a $10 unlimited ride wristband, which is good for the special Halloween train ride, Ferris wheel, carousel, and a scavenger hunt with treat bag. Tickets can be purchased at the event. Don’t miss the Pistolero’s Curse of Captain Cutthroat show (separate ticket) and fall-themed drinks and snacks. Costumes are encouraged, and each weekend will feature different surprise characters! On select Fridays, TRAK (Therapeutic Ranch for Animals and Kids) will be out with animal friends. For a $5 donation, you can meet their friendly animals up close! No scare actors, no gore, just fun! As always, Trail Dust Town has free admission and parking!
Reid Park Zoo’s Boo at the Zoo is back from October 21st-25th! Open 6pm-9pm with timed entry only. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets cost $16 for adults, $14 for children 2-14, and free for children under 2. Members get $2 off all tickets. There will be characters, skeleton scenes, games throughout the fall festival zone, candy tables, and a pumpkin patch!
Hometown Vendor Market is hosting their Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Mart at the Park Place Mall on October 24th & 25th! Saturday they are open 11am-8pm and Sunday they are open 11am-6pm! This event is free to attend!
Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium is hosting a couple of Haunted Planets, Spooky Tucson Sky and Halloween laser show events! Tickets include access to the event and all of Flandrau’s science exhibits complete with spooky decor and special activities for their Spooktacular Science events! You can also arrive a bit early or stay after your show to enjoy science demonstrations and interactives from University of Arizona clubs and organizations from 12PM to 5PM.
The Loft Cinema is showing spooky movies and having special events all month long! Check out their calendar to view movie times and check out the special events tab to view what horror events are coming! Times and prices vary depending what on what event you choose!
Apple Annie’s pumpkin patch and Corn maze is open until October 31st! Open daily from 9am-5pm! They have a 12.5 acre corn maze (3 levels of difficulty), sunflower field and a hayride that will take you through the farm to the pumpkin patch, where you’ll find the biggest selection of pumpkins growing on the vine in Arizona. While you’re there you can pick other seasonal veggies like broccoli, winter squash, Granny Smith apples and more!
Casa Video and Film Bar is showing spooky movies all month long! Check out their calendar to see what scary movies peak your interest! Movie times vary per day.
Terror in the Corn is back for it’s 27th year with all new haunted attractions, characters and a corn maze! Terror in the Corn is open Friday-Saturday until November 1st; additional dates include 10/15, 10/22, 10/28 and 10/29! Times vary depending on the day you go. Tickets range from $35-$55!
The Gaslight Theatre is hosting Hocus Pocused Or “Witch, Please”! The show is going on now through November 1st. Expect outrageous villains, heroic Hijinx, and plenty of musical mayhem as the witches return with a wink and a cackle. It’s family-friendly fun where the laughs are loud, the magic is silly, and the only thing truly frightening, is missing it! Check out their page for show times and prices!
The 37th Annual All Souls Procession is happening from November 6th-November 8th! On November 6th there will be a Dance of the Dead Night One – Sorne! Tickets cost $30! On November 7th there will be a Dance of the Dead Night Two Flow for the Soul. Tickets also cost $30! Finally on November 8th the 37th Annual All Souls Procession Grand Finale and Dance of the Dead Night Three Official After Party happen! The All Souls Procession is free to attend and the after party is $15. There is an all access pass that you can purchase for $70!
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