October 18-21, and October 25-28, 5:30pm-8:30pm

Take part in a 31-year old tradition at Living History Farms – Family Halloween! Families are welcomed into the 1875 town of Walnut Hill to enjoy safe, non-scary trick-or-treating at our historic businesses, try their hand at pumpkin bowling, take a horse-drawn wagon ride, and listen to enchanting storytellers. Living History Farms offers “teal pumpkins” stops for trick-or-treaters with allergies. Buy your ticket early – pre-registrants save money and skip the line!

Theme Nights

• Thursdays: Double Treats and Athletes – Get twice as many treats, dress up as your favorite athlete, and meet a local mascot!
• Fridays: Doggone Scary – bring your furry friend along (in costume!) for trick-or-treating. Get treats for your dog and take home a canine caricature.
• Saturdays: Fairytales and Superheroes – meet your favorite characters and dress up in your best superhero or fairytale costumes.
• Sundays: Farmer & Friends – Dress up as an animal on the farm, a farmer, or Victorian style like a person in the past! Wear a “Living History Farms” themed costume for trick-or-treating, and stop by our petting zoo to see some farm animals!

Tickets

Save money and avoid long lines – get your tickets in advance online. Advanced tickets go on sale September 25 at 10am and will be available through October 17 at noon. Tickets will also be available at the door; last ticket sold at 8pm each night. Tickets required for everyone 2 years and older. Children 1 and under are free.

Volunteer

Help Living History Farms offer a fun, safe Halloween for our community the nights of October 18-21 and 25-28. Most shifts are 5-8:30pm. Help with greeting or assisting visitors, directing cars, helping with games and more. Check back in late August for available positions and to sign up.