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Halloween over the years has turned into the “holiday” of the year. I feel like in years’ past it was a holiday for children, but today it has became a holiday for all ages to take part in and enjoy the suspense and mystery. (Also, dressing up in costumes is so much fun!). 2 Great Cities, 1 Great University offer a variety of spooky and scary Halloween events this weekend:
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Halloween over the years has turned into the “holiday” of the year. I feel like in years’ past it was a holiday for children, but today it has became a holiday for all ages to take part in and enjoy the suspense and mystery. (Also, dressing up in costumes is so much fun!). 2 Great Cities, 1 Great University offer a variety of spooky and scary Halloween events this weekend:
- Get lost in the 18 acre corn maze at Exploration Acres/Haunted Maze
- It’s never too late to pick out a pumpkin to carve at the Great Pumpkin Patch presented by the Congress Street United Methodist Church
- FEAR IS ALIVE! at the Indiana Fields of Fear featuring 3 haunted attractions which include: The Gallows, Creature Cavern and Hog Hollow Farm
- Visit sites of horrible accidents, mayhem and murder during the Tour of Terror
- Operation Trick or Treat & ZombAid Partners will host zombies in training, little ghouls and goblins trick or treating and a Monster Mash themed music party
- Watch wolves, coyotes and foxes party away with a tasty pumpkin treat at Wolf Park
- Participate in the 4th Annual Crawloween pub crawl on October 29
- Listen to the Purdue Symphony Orchestra’s annual family Halloween pops concert at the Lafayette Long Center for the Performing Arts
- Join the festivities for the 9th Annual Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration at the YMCA
- Visit Prophetstown State Park to see the Trail of Scarecrows
