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Southern Utah to Host Halloween Weekend Events and Haunts

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Southern Utah to Host Halloween Weekend Events and Haunts
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Southern Utah is hosting a variety of Halloween activities including trunk-or-treats, free community festivals, and haunted attractions. According to an October 28 report from Hike St. George, events range from family-friendly gatherings to scary attractions scheduled through Halloween night.

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  • Southern Utah features various Halloween events including trunk-or-treats, festivals, and haunts.
  • Family-friendly activities include various trunk-or-treats and community festivals through Halloween night.
  • Scary attractions such as Field of Screams and several haunted houses are scheduled through Oct. 31.
  • Local Saturday markets are held weekly in St. George and Washington.

Southern Utah will host a variety of Halloween festivities including trunk-or-treats, free fall festivals, costume contests, and haunted attractions. According to a report published October 28, these events are scheduled through Halloween night.

Trick-or-treat events include Trailblazer Tricks & Treats Night on Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 5–7 pm at Palm Street, and Trick or Treat the Tee Line on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 6–8 pm at Crush Golf & Grill. On Friday, Oct. 30, events include Legacy Village Trunk or Treat from 3–4 pm, Texas Roadhouse Trunk or Treat from 3–6 pm, Trick or Treat Street at Alaia at The Resort at Stucki Farms from 5–9 pm, and Sandtown Pizza Trunk or Treat at 7 pm. Malloween is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31, from 5–7 pm at Red Cliffs Mall.

Free community events include The Farm Fall Festival from Oct. 27 through Nov. 17, 10 am–7 pm at Fisher Family Farm, and Pumpkin Patch, Lunch & Face Painting from Oct. 26–31, 12–7 pm at Promise House. The 2026 Scarecrow Walk runs from Oct. 26–31, 5–10 pm at Red Hills Desert Garden. Other events include Halloween Bingo & Costume Contest on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 6 pm at Fish Rock Grille, a Halloween Art Show from Oct. 28–30, 9 am–5 pm at North Commons, the Ivins Halloween Bash on Friday, Oct. 30, at 6 pm at Ivins City Park, and live music by Dick Earl’s Electric Witness on Friday, Oct. 30, from 7–9:30 pm at The IceBox Grill Patio.

Scary attractions include Villains of Broadway from Oct. 28–31 at The PAC, St. George Musical Theater, and Frankenstein: A Living Comic Book on Oct. 28. Aspire: Villains Night is scheduled for Oct. 29–30 at The Electric Theater Center. Odyssey Dance Theatre’s Thriller runs from Oct. 29–31 at Tuacahn Amphitheatre, while Field of Screams is scheduled for Oct. 29–31 at Staheli Family Farm in Washington. The 2026 Haunted House at The Farm will be held on Saturday, Oct. 31, at 7 pm at Fisher Family Farm. Field of Screams runs from 7–10 pm on Thursday and 7–11 pm on Friday and Saturday at 3400 S Washington Fields Rd in Washington.

Saturday markets held every week include the St. George Downtown Farmers Market at Vernon Worthen Park from 8 am–12 pm, the Tuacahn Saturday Market from 10 am–2 pm, the Washington Farmer’s Market at Veterans Park from 10 am–2 pm, and the St. George Sunrise Market at Seegmiller Farm from 10 am–2 pm.

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