The weeks before Halloween in Baltimore are often filled with fun activities and good times, but this year, due to COVID-19, things may look a little different. I have been searching the regular events – some are being held, some are not – so I thought I would compile a list of what is currently scheduled to happen.

**Please note that plans can change, and you should check with the organizations to ensure their events are happening as planned.**

If you hear of any events not on this list, please let me know so I can add them!

Enjoy some Halloween and Fall Fun in Baltimore!

 

  • Weber’s Farm in Parkville — Fun Hillside Slide, pumpkin picking, scarecrow making, hay maze, farm animals, hay ride & more. Due to COVID-19, tickets for entry to the Fall Harvest Days at Weber’s Farm must be purchased in advance online. Admission tickets are valid for two hours. Open from 9am-6pm. More info on their site. September 21- November 8.
  • Valley View Farms in Hunt Valley is open from 8am-6pm and has its’ terrific Halloween Display, a free haunted hallway, and straw maze for the younger children. The main building is already their Christmas wonderland! Open Every Day!
  • Inverness Brewing Company is having a Fall Festival every weekend in October! Thursday-Saturday 12-10pm, Sunday 12-8pm. There are pumpkins for sale, pumpkin painting every Saturday 12-4pm, Kids’ Entertainment Saturday 3-4 featuring Pat Hundley. There is even an adult costume party on Saturday 10/31 from 6-10pm. Visit their facebook page for more information.
  • Belvedere Square is hosting “Trick or Treat (Pick Up) at the Square” on Saturday, October 24 from 12-3pm. There will be a pumpkin and goody-bag pick-up area, which will be located in the ChoiceOne Urgent Care parking lot at 600 E. Belvedere Ave. There will be a limit of 10 people in the pick up area at any time, they ask that you wear your costume, and masks are required in the waiting and pick up areas. Note that Belvedere Square is also hosting an online costume contest as well as a pumpkin decorating contest October 24-28. They ask that you submit your entries on facebook – more details on the event facebook page!
  • The Fire Museum of Maryland in Lutherville plans to have their annual Lantern Night on Saturday, October 24 from 6-8pm. Masks will be required. See the historic engines with their lanterns lit for a unique experience! Visitors can meet re-enactors in period attire. If you wear your Halloween costume, you can get in for half price. Admission is $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and firefighters, $7 for kids. Children under 2 are free. More information on their website.
  • The Shops at Kenilworth in Towson is having a Pumpkin Fest on Tuesday, October 27 from 3-8pm. Advance registration is required, and there are limited spots are available. Each registration will have a 30 minute decorating time. Pumpkins are for children ages 12 & under. Register for one ticket per family, there is a maximum of 5 children per family. Here are more details on their facebook event page.
  • ZooBOO! at the Baltimore Zoo / Maryland Zoo in Baltimore — 10 am – 4 pm, Friday 10/30-Saturday 10/31. Celebrate the 37th Anniversary of ZooBoo! Due to COVID-19, timed ticketing reservations are required to enter the Zoo, and can be reserved beginning 10/16. ZooBOOO! trick-or-treating is included with your admission. Visit their website for more details.
  • The Great Halloween Lantern & Día de Los Muertos Parade Saturday, October 31 6:30-7:30pm – This year’s Great Lantern Parade will be in a car parade through Southeast Baltimore neighborhoods. Residents of Southwest Baltimore could decorate their stoops, create lanterns at home, and cheer on the parade. There will be music, large glowing lanterns, bubbles, decorated vehicles, floats and sculptures, flowers, lights, and special pop-up “Sidewalk Serenade” performances located along the parade route. More details about the route and how to be involved on their facebook page’s event page.
  • Hunt Valley Towne Center will have a Pumpkin Fest Saturday, October 31 11am-4pm. Advance registration is required, and there are limited spots are available. Each registration will have a 30 minute decorating time. Pumpkins are for children ages 12 & under. Register for one ticket per family, there is a maximum of 5 children per family.  More information on their facebook event page.

Have a safe and Happy Halloween in Baltimore!