Yep, I’m still keeping track of Trick or Treaters at my house. The previous owners started this tradition in 1984. They were out of town in 1994 and 20 years later in 2014 we were out of town. Last night started sloooooow but picked up after dark.We had the second highest number of all time at 154 beaten only by 165 in 2013. … Read More »
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October is here, and we can’t wait to celebrate. When the leaves start to turn orange, it’s time for the pumpkins to turn teal! FARE’s Teal Pumpkin Project makes trick-or-treating safer for kids with food allergies. With three easy steps, you can help make Halloween fun and inclusive for everyone this year.
by Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection
My husband and I bought our home from the original owners in 2002. The Orgerons loved Halloween. Interestingly enough, they kept a tally of the number of trick-or-treaters that came to the front door each Halloween since 1984. We kept up the tradition of counting as accurately as we can with the help of all our Halloween guests each year!… Read More »
by Audra H Anders for The Aha! Connection
I have food allergies and it stinks. I aged into these allergies so thankfully never had to pilfer through baskets on Halloween for gluten free candy as a child. However, I can certainly sympathize with kiddos who have food allergies. Therefore, at my house we offer non-edible treats PLUS the regular amazing candy treats! … Read More »
by Audra Anders for The Aha! Connection
My husband and I bought our home from the original owners in 2002. The Orgerons loved Halloween. Interestingly enough, they kept a tally of the number of trick-or-treaters that came to the front door each Halloween since 1984. We kept up the tradition of counting as accurately as we can with the help of all our Halloween guests each year!… Read More »
Traditional Halloween activities are fun, but some can increase the risk of getting or spreading COVID-19 or influenza. Plan alternate ways to participate in Halloween. See full article here.
Wear a mask
Double, double, toil and trouble, whether you fly by broom or float in a bubble, we’ve created a Halloween playlist just for you! With Broadway’s most bewitching tunes, this playlist will get you in the spooky spirit of Halloween! A Spotify account is required – it’s free! Courtesy of Broadway Atlanta!
North Point Community Church invites you to a Mega Awesome Costume Party on Saturday, October 24. Bring your kids (birth–5th grade) dressed in their favorite not-so-scary costumes and be ready to party for an hour on the lawn! There will be an interactive show, followed by games, prizes, and MEGA-AWESOME FUN!
Reservations and masks are required.… Read More »
Amanda Roper
(678) 892-5000
amanda.roper@northpoint.org
This tour is the original that made Ghosts of Marietta famous. Here you will find yourself walking the streets of our haunted city by lantern light, guided by one of our talented storytellers. You will be taken to some of the most documented places on Marietta Square for ghost sightings. Make sure and bring your camera to perhaps capture one of these ghosts.… Read More »
With programming fit for monsters (or humans) of all ages, Fernbank Museum’s Supernatural Science Fest is the place to celebrate Halloween all month.
Through Nov. 8, the Woodland Spirits outdoor experience takes guests through WildWoods and Fernbank Forest. But beware, ghostly figures will be lurking throughout. On Oct. 17 and Oct. 24, enjoy twilight tours of Woodland Spirits, with activities, snacks and adult beverages for purchase, during Ghostly Gatherings.… Read More »
Now – Oct. 31
Aurora Theatre professional costumed storytellers will give thrill seekers a chill-down-their-spine with this spooky-meets-history in-person tour around Lawrenceville, featuring real stories and paranormal places. The tour begins and ends at Aurora Theatre. Tickets for Friday through Sunday ghost tours are $20 (adults) and $15 (children). A private tour is also available for up to 10 people ($125), as well as a virtual self-guided option ($20) on the website.… Read More »
Haunted Corn Maze. For me, a haunted corn maze is even scarier than a haunted house! Maybe it was that creepy Children of the Corn movie I watched as a kid. Click through our list to find the right one near you.
Corn Mazes. If you can’t stomach the haunted version, here is a list of corn mazes that are guaranteed to be fun for the whole family!… Read More »
Looking for a haunted house? Atlanta has one for you!
If there is one thing you need to experience when Halloween season rolls around, it’s haunted houses in Atlanta. Whether you’re looking for a scary place for yourself or a not-so-scary one for kids, these haunted houses in Atlanta, GA are sure to make you jump out of your skin every time.… Read More »
