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The Best West Michigan Spooky Season Attractions

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Are you the type to start decorating for Halloween when you still need to apply sunscreen? We say NO shame in your haunted game! In fact – we ENCOURAGE haunted games!

Wander West Michigan has your back while you walk through the best spooky destinations and attractions that West Michigan has to offer. Gather your friends, a change of pants, and a camera to capture all of the memorable moments you’re SURE to have on these West Michigan spooky tourist attractions. From haunted manors to ghost hunter societies, we’ve got something for every spooky pal.

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New Salem Corn Maze

Prepare for an adrenaline-pumping adventure around every bend! No matter the path you select, you’re in for a thrilling experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Enter the Witches Woods and get ready for an unforgettable journey through the mysterious unknown as you choose between different paths. The Haunted Corn Maze will put your skills to the test as you navigate its twists and turns in its “Haunted Corn Maze Challenge”. The air will be filled with excitement and suspense as you work to escape the eerie atmosphere. Get ready to catch your breath and conquer the maze as the bravest maze runner!
Family Friendly Option: Join them during the day for a range of family-friendly activities. Their Daytime Corn Maze offers a delightful escape suitable for all ages. New Salem has designed a haven of family-oriented enjoyment, promising smiles and laughter for everyone – even for those who need less spook!

Nightmare Realm

Enter Michigan’s very own Nightmare Realm, where your deepest fears come to life. This haunted attraction is a chilling journey through scenes of horror and despair, each designed to immerse you in a living nightmare. The detailed sets and skilled actors make for a realistic and terrifying experience that will leave you breathless. If you think you can handle the fear, The Nightmare Realm is waiting.

Haunted Musical Hayride (Family Friendly)

Embark on an extraordinary, family-friendly Halloween adventure at the Michigan Haunted Musical! There are several musical haunted guides, each with their own station, at the helm of their magical locomotives that you will travel on, all adorned with meticulously restored antique steam whistles. These very whistles have echoed across American railways for decades, setting the stage for an enchanting journey into the unknown.

As you step onto the magickal locomotive, they’ll sweep you into the haunted musical world, where each note carries you through its three mesmerizing sets. Prepare to be spellbound by the spine-tingling melodies that accompany your journey. *guaranteed fun and friendly via the website!

Bonus: Troll Awakening

One of the largest trees in Michigan is home to one of the most treacherous trolls in history. Bound by a spell to sleep until a certain spell-breaking ritual is completed, a 14ft sleeping giant is the co-star to a tap dancer and pianist. The night might get wild as the duo accidentally awakens this amazing giant!

Erebus Haunted Attraction

Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of heart-pounding terror and excitement as you step into Erebus, the towering four-story haunted house attraction nestled in the heart of Downtown Pontiac, MI. This haunted masterpiece isn’t just a house; it’s an experience that blends spine-tingling anticipation, uproarious laughter, and blood-curdling screams. Prepare to encounter state-of-the-art Hollywood special effects that will bite, grab, and attack you, blurring the lines between reality and horror. Can you and your friends brave over half a mile of indoor terror in one of the world’s largest haunted attractions? Gather your courage, embrace the unknown, and step into a night you’ll never forget at Erebus!

Bonus: Erebus Walk-Through Documentary
Behind the scenes walk-through tour of Erebus Haunted Attraction. With over 40 flat screen TV’s sharing with you our history, innovation, and passion.

See how they did it, why they built it, and what’s to come!

HUSH Haunted Attraction

Hush Haunted Attraction offers a unique, story-driven experience that pulls you into a world of horror from the moment you step inside. With Hollywood-level production, Hush features elaborate sets, intense actors, and heart-stopping scares that will leave you trembling. Each year brings new nightmares, making it a must-visit for horror fans looking for something fresh and frightening.

Grand Rapids Ghost Hunters Society Public Investigations

Do you have a REAL haunting or do you want to know more about how to be involved with ghost hunting? For the seasoned paranormal fan, this paranormal investigation team is for you. Not only do they help the innocent victims of hauntings around west Michigan BUT – they also have two ghost tour options!

Ghost Tours: Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids: Both of these tours are haunted history and take about 2 hours to complete on foot. They are completely outdoors, so plan accordingly!

“The Haunt” Grand Rapids

This halloween scare classic has been going strong for twenty years! The Haunt features 5 uniquely bone-chilling tales that you receive upon purchase of a ticket. The five attractions this year are: Malice in Wonderland, Aberration, Forsaken, Tinkles Torment, and Frenzy Circus. You can find the descriptions of each attraction here. Please be aware this is NOT for beginners! While it is wheelchair accessible, there are lots of moving floors, strobe lights and intensely scary actors and sets – so enter at your own risk!

Or do you DARE?

AWAKEN Haunted Attraction

Looking for a spine-chilling adventure? Awaken Haunted Attraction offers a movie-like experience with four terrifying attractions rolled into one. Start your journey in the original Awaken, then navigate through the mind-bending Terror-Phobia 3D maze, escape the relentless Forgotten ones in a disorienting pallet maze, and brave the eerie abandoned village of Tenebrous. Each twist and turn is packed with heart-pounding scares and unforgettable scenes. Dare to face your fears? Grab a friend—you’ll need one.
Tickets and 2024 schedule available at their website.

Darksyde Acres Haunted House and Attractions

Are you looking for a one-of-a-kind ghostly experience this Halloween 2023 season? Tired of spending time and money on attractions that don’t REALLY scare you enough? Look no further! Hidden away in rural southern Michigan is your one-stop shop for a scary good time! Darksyde Acres has proudly scared residents of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois for 17 years, along with guests from 39 other states and 21 different countries.

Located just off of US 12 at 11375 Rowe Rd in Jonesville, MI, Darksyde Acres offers 5 EXTREME haunted houses with no animatronic characters and unique, hand-built sets that cater to all ages and fears of all kinds. With over 70,000 square feet of attraction, Darksyde Acres is one of the largest haunts in the tri-state area. It’s guaranteed that you will get more scares for your dollar at every turn.

Click the above link for tickets, schedules and more information!

Deranged Haunt

Hidden deep in the forest, a town once promised to revolutionize life with its cutting-edge attractions. From ice cream shops and theaters to arcades and Camp Zika, The District was supposed to be the city’s savior. But the developers vanished, leaving behind unfinished projects and strange disappearances.

One man saw it coming. Known for his wild theories—involving 2Pac, Kurt Cobain and the moon being flat—he was oddly right about the developers using shady deals to dump toxic waste into Lake Zika. Determined to uncover the truth, he ventured into the woods, believing a remote cabin held all the answers. He never returned.

Will you dare to follow his path and uncover the secrets? Or will you disappear like the others?

Get tickets starting at just $15 on DerangedHaunt.com!

Erebus Haunted Attraction

Bonus: Erebus Walk-Through Documentary
Behind the scenes walk-through tour of Erebus Haunted Attraction. With over 40 flat screen TV’s sharing with you our history, innovation, and passion. See how they did it, why they built it, and what’s to come!

Moonlight Manor GR

Face your fears as you wind your way through this haunted attraction, dodging Scareactor hordes and unraveling the mysteries of its chilling corridors. Paranoia and terror will keep you company, driving you forward through Moonlight Manor’s haunted house in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Don’t miss the chance to confront your deepest nightmares!

Will YOU dare to face the Moonlit Manor?

The Lore:
“Moonlight Manor Theater had been the 1925 height of Vaudeville entertainment. The golden accouterments of the Theater catered to the upper echelon of society. Only the best entertainers in the world were booked to play the Moonlight Manor Theater. If your act was booked to play the Moonlight Manor Theater then you knew you had finally “hit the Big Time.” Nothing but the Best was good enough for Moonlight Manor patrons……

Then cinema, radio and television began to eat their way into the market. There was no room for “live” entertainment and fewer and fewer dollars were being spent on it. Live entertainment was too expensive and less exciting than the new entertainment mediums. Vaudeville houses began to close by the dozens. Moonlight Manor Theater was no exception. In 1930 the Theater closed its doors after it’s last show.

In 1940 the Theater was scheduled for demolition. But when the demolition crews arrived to begin the work, they swore that they saw ghostly apparitions inside the building and unexplainable deeds taking place. They left never to return.

The Theater has stood there ever since.”

Niles Scream Park

Board the historic USS Edson and prepare for The Edson Incident, a naval nightmare like no other. This haunted attraction takes place on a real Navy destroyer, where the ghostly remnants of the past come alive to torment those who dare enter. With narrow corridors and dark, eerie spaces, every turn could be your last. It’s an immersive, spine-tingling experience that’s perfect for those looking for a unique scare.

Rotten Manor

Rotten Manor is a hauntingly detailed experience that will transport you into a world of gothic horror. Featuring a towering manor and an eerie forest, this attraction is renowned for its immersive environments and terrifying actors. Each room in the manor holds a new terror, while the forest outside promises no safe escape. It’s a place where nightmares feel all too real.

The Scream Machine

The Scream Machine is a high-octane haunted house that will push your fear limits to the edge. Featuring a mix of intense live actors, gruesome scenes, and mind-bending effects, this attraction is designed to make your skin crawl. Each room offers a new horror, and just when you think it’s over, the terror cranks up a notch. If you’re a thrill-seeker looking for a fright-filled night, The Scream Machine is your destination.

Eloise Asylum

Step into one of Michigan’s most haunted locations—Eloise Asylum. This historic site blends real-life horrors with cinematic thrills, leading you through twisted corridors where the spirits of former patients may still linger. The atmosphere is thick with tension, making every shadow and whisper a potential threat. For the brave, Eloise offers an unforgettable, pulse-pounding experience that blurs the line between reality and nightmare. Do you have what it takes to survive?

Grand Rapids Ghost Hunters Society Public Investigations

Ghost Tours: Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids

Both of these tours are haunted history and take about 2 hours to complete on foot. They are completely outdoors, so plan accordingly!

A Bit Farther North…

The Haunts of Makinac (Haunted Tours & More)

Get ready for a spook-tacular time as a guest on the famously known Haunted History Tours! Get ready to dive into the world of the unknown, but don’t worry, it’s all in good fun. These tours are a blend of entertainment and education – the perfect combo! Choose from the Nightly Tours for some after-dark spooks, the Group Rates if you’re rolling deep, or even the Pet-Friendly Tours for a four-legged adventure. And guess what? Kids under 7 get to join the fun for free!
Locations: Tours start in the Courtyard of the Lilac Tree Hotel. So grab your scooby snacks, your crew and get ready to uncover some seriously cool mysteries! Click the link above for tickets and more information.

Bonus Unique Tours:

Make sure you look the part!

Other West Michigan Fall Fun

Fall Things to do in Grand Rapids

Apple Orchards and Donuts in West Michigan

West Michigan Trick or Treating

West Michigan Cider Trail

Fun things to do with Kids

West Michigan Cider Trail

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What is one of the many things that sets Michigan apart? Cider! Fall has become a highlight for Michiganders because of the beauty and family fun offered during these months. Whether you’re looking for a hard cider to enjoy with friends as you sip your way through West Michigan, or a classic apple cider to enjoy with family—Michigan has you covered with bushels of options.

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HARD CIDER:

Archival Brewing

Located in Belmont, Michigan, this brewery boasts an extensive beverage and food menu from professionals who have cooked all over the world. They gained experience in craft brewing at home and honed their skills in several Grand Rapids breweries. After educating themselves in the ancient styles of beer they have grown their passion into their livelihood. Their ciders are a must try, but don’t forget to also sample one of their many beers, sparkling beverages, and their delicious food items.

Painted Turtle Hard Cider

A trip to Lowell, Michigan isn’t complete until you’ve stopped at the Red Barn and visited the Painted Turtle Hard Cider tasting room. Run by fifth generation apple growers, this is where experience and passion merge together to provide a great experience with a great cider. Made from 100 percent pure apple cider, sip on a delicious glass while enjoying all that the Red Barn has to offer! This experience includes the farm store, café, ice cream shop, and the barnyard with activities for the whole family.

Sierra Rose Cellars

Enjoy year-round ciders, limited release, and seasonal ciders from Sierra Rose Cellars. Starting with apple cider, fermented themselves, natural fruit juices are added to each cider to provide a unique and refreshing beverage. Family owned and crafting since 2003, their gluten-free and artificial-free beverages are a must try. Give their fantastic wine and beer selection a try, as well the experience of visiting their tasting room, located in the Cascade Winery on Broadmoor Avenue. Afraid to get hooked on their ciders and not be able to enjoy them anytime? They distribute their libations to many locations around the country so you can enjoy them anytime, anywhere.

Thornapple Brewing Co.

Opened in 2017 in Cascade Township, this company offers a robust menu of drinks brewed by internationally awarded owners who bring their combined 50 years of brewing experience to the table. With a drink menu including ciders, meads, wines, seltzers, beer, and spirits, this is a place you’ll want to stop and stay awhile. Their passion and experience are apparent in each glass. Make sure to try some of their amazing food items as well—especially their gourmet pizzas.

Farmhaus Cider Co.

Starting as a hobby out of their parents’ garage in 2006, the owners of Farmhaus Cider Co. combined their need for a creative outlet with their liking to drink to create this cool company in Hudsonville, Michigan. Their blood, sweat, and tears are apparent in every aspect of this business—including the structure. It began as an abandoned barn in the woods and, after rebuilding it themselves, grew into the cidery it is today. Their cider won the People’s Choice Award four years in a row and they offer a core series year-round to those who enjoy a staple beverage, as well as session series throughout the year to give patrons something new to try.

FAMILY FUN

Lewis Adventure Farm and Zoo

Another cider destination in Michigan is Lewis Adventure Farm and Zoo. What makes this a must for future visits? Well, aside from their delicious and fun cider beverages, there is a ton of family fun activities to fill your day. Enjoy over 46 attractions, see over 100 animals, and burn off some energy on the Hillbilly Giant Slide, low ropes and activity course, pedal carts, and more. Then recharge with some delicious donuts and sweets at the bakery or grab lunch at the Farm Market Kitchen. Make sure to say, “hi” to all of their animals in the zoo—including sloths, wallabies, lemurs, and other company! To plan your visit and learn more about their hours, check out the link:

Robinettes Apple Haus and Winery

Stop into Robinette’s Apple Haus and Winery and sip away at their Michigan-made wines and ciders. With over 20 options to choose from, made right at Robinette’s, whether you’re looking for an adult beverage or just a great glass of cider, everyone is sure to find something that ignites their taste buds. Make sure to enjoy their nature trails, hayrides, jumping pillow, and more. It’s super fun to get lost in their corn maze and let the smell of fresh baked donuts guide you out. Don’t forget to get your picture taken in the massive Adirondack chair and huge apple out front!

Crane Orchards

The Crane family has perfected the art of pressing cider and providing delicious food to those who visit. Spend a good part of your day in their 20-acre corn maze, enjoy a cow train ride, and fun-filled tractor-driven hayride for all. Make sure to stop into the Pie Pantry Restaurant for delicious food and enjoy their phenomenal cider all throughout your visit.

Gull Meadow Farms

For a fun filled day, jam packed with activities for the whole family, head over to Gull Meadow Farms in Richland, Michigan. Attractions include duck races, labyrinth, tube slide, petting zoo, and so much more! Pick your own apples and stop by one of the food trucks they schedule throughout the season. With all the fun activities, you’ll have to make sure to hydrate with their fresh-made apple cider. They also offer a huge variety of special events throughout all seasons, including the winter. Check their website for more details and for the new attractions coming this season. https://gullmeadowfarms.com/

Jollay Orchards

Perfecting the art of growing fruit since 1857, the Jollay Orchards in Coloma, Michigan offers many activities and delicious, one-of-a-kind options in their market. Purchase an array of jams, jellies, BBQ sauce, mustards, salsas, cider donuts, and apple cider slushies. U-pick a variety of fruits and have fun in the corn maze, animal farm, playground, and western town. Picnic areas are also available with charcoal grills. Make sure to check the dates of their annual Harvest Festival and take part in their hay rides, haunted house, farm market, and pick a pumpkin from their patch.

VerHage Fruit Farm and Cider

Grab your delicious cider beginning in September through Thanksgiving at VerHage Fruit Farm and Cider. Growing fruit in Kalamazoo since 1960, you’ll enjoy a delicious cup of cider every time you visit. With experience in milling cider since 1962, the farm has kept the secret blend of specially selected apples in the family, providing quality cider each year. Using their vintage press that dates back 125 years, their cider is all-natural with no additives, preservatives, and no pasteurization. Want more? Look no further! This one-of-a-kind place offers the experience of the milling process firsthand for interested customers! Reservations are available weekdays for group tours to see a demonstration of the cider making process from beginning to end. Finish your day with u-pick apples and take home a variety or other fruits, donuts, caramel apples, fudge, and homemade pies.

Blok Orchard

Getting its start in 1965 with just 29 acres of apple and peach trees, the Blok Orchard made a name for itself and has continued to grow and become a staple in Ada, Michigan. If you’re looking for a great place to get your fruits and even vegetables in the Grand Rapids area—look no further. Beginning their u-pick in 1988, they continued to diversify in 2000 and added tomatoes, flowers, and other vegetables to their already apple and peach offerings. Now they house 43 acres of apple trees, three acres of peach trees, half of an acre of blueberry bushes, and another half of an acre of cherry trees where you’re sure to find a variety of delicious, locally grown produce!

Grandview Orchard

Looking for a no-frills orchard with delicious cider and donuts? Well look no further than Grandview Orchard in Hudsonville, Michigan. This family-owned orchard offers apples by the half bushel or a full bushel. However, they do not offer a u-pick option so be sure to order ahead and simply pick up your order for better ease and convenience! Make sure to sip on some delicious cider while grabbing your order and enjoy a couple of delicious donuts, because one won’t be enough!

Heritage Farms Market

Fremont, Michigan is home to Heritage Farms Market, where you can come and enjoy preservative-free cider and freshly made donuts. Watch your fresh-made cider being pressed or, on those warm days, slurp on an ice-cold cider slushie. The season begins in June—just in time for the slushies—and runs into November. One unique feature of this market is their mini gold course.

Play a round and then visit the Farm Town Petting Zoo before finding your way through the corn maze and bouncing on their giant jumping pillow! In the fall, make sure to stop by their u-pick pumpkin patch. Say, “hello” to their elk, buffalo, and Scottish highlander before checking out their ninja goat walk. Stop into the market on your way out and pick out some delicious produce and bakery offerings. School and group tours are welcome so make sure to visit their website to reserve your tour.

Anderson and Girls Orchards

Anderson and Girls Orchards has been a family run orchard in Stanton, Michigan since the family bought the farm in 1978. From humble beginnings, the orchard has grown into a destination. The cider mill starts its operations annually on Labor Day weekend and continues through the beginning of December—making it one of the longest local cider seasons.

After starting a petting zoo in 2000 with just five goats and two jersey calves, the orchard is now home to over 140 animals and 14 bird species. The best part? Visit all of those wonderful animals at no additional cost! After that, stop into the sweet shop and check out their full menu and gift shop, including novelty gifts and farm market foods. The bakery is a great way to finish off your trip, offering homemade donuts, pies, specialty breads, brownies, cookies, jams, cheeses, local honey, and maple syrup! You’re sure to find a bunch of fun at the orchard and a ton of treats and gifts to take home along with the memories.

Cotants Farm Market

Located one mile south of Hastings, Michigan, this family-owned farm has been in operation since 1947. Fresh apple cider is a staple at this market, along with a variety of other treats, produce, and flowers grown by specialized greenhouse growers. All their goodies are made on-site and include the highly sought after, donuts, homemade lemonade, cookies, kettle corn, cheese popcorn, caramel apples, and even elephant ears. U-pick some delicious apples to take home and make sure to mark their annual Fall Fest on your calendar. Are you one to enjoy a fun corn maze, pumpkin patch, concessions, and more? Their Festival is a must to attend! Bad weather? Don’t worry, they also offer a bunch of great indoor activities including straw mountain, straw maze, an obstacle course, bounce house, zipline, and mini-John Deere tractor raceway!

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Cute Fall outfits!

West Michigan Fall Fun

Fall Activities

Trick or Treating

Apple Orchards + Donuts

Trick or Treating West Michigan 2024

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Don’t you think Thursdays have a certain spooky vibe to them? If you’re like me you do, and this year you’re in LUCK if you agree because that day is Halloween! This year, we’ve got the whole week AND following weekend to revel in ALL the spookiest activities. To make sure you don’t miss any chance for Halloween fun, we’ve gathered all the trick-or-treating schedules and trunk-or-treat events happening around West Michigan. Whether you’re after thrills, chills, or just some good old-fashioned candy, we’ve got you covered for a hauntingly good time!

*Pro-Tip: Save this post so you can have the schedule tucked right in your pocket! We update it every year so you always have the latest news about events.

Ada │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Allendale │ Thursday, October 31 │ No times posted yet.

Belding│ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Bronson│ Thursday, October 31 │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Byron Township │Dates and times vary depending on the neighborhood

Village of Caledonia │ Thursday, October 31 │6 to 8 p.m.

Cascade Township │ Dates and times vary depending on the neighborhood

Alpine/Comstock Park│ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Coopersville │Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Dorr │ Thursday, October 31 │ No Specific Times

East GR │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Ferrysburg │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.
*downtown 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., community center 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Fruitport │ Thursday, October 31 │ Recommended 6 to 8 p.m.

Gaines Township │ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Jenison │ Thursday, October 31│Not listed yet

Grand Haven │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m.
downtown: 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., community center: 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Grand Rapids │ Thursday, October 31│ dusk to 8 p.m.

Grandville │ Thursday, October 31│ Recommended 6 to 8 p.m.

Greenville │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Hastings │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Holland │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m.

Hudsonville │ Thursday, October 31│ No specific times

Kentwood │Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Lowell │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Middleville │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Muskegon │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Muskegon Heights │ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Newaygo │ Thursday, October 31 │6 to 8 p.m.

Norton Shores │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Plainfield Township │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m. (but may vary by neighborhoods)

Rockford │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Sparta │Saturday, October 29 in town square town square 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Thursday, October 31 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Spring Lake │ Thursday, October 31 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Walker │ Thursday, October 31│ 6 to 8 p.m.

Wayland │ Thursday, October 31 │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Wyoming │ Thursday, October 31 │ No specific times

Zeeland │ Thursday, October 31 │Downtown from 3 to 5 p.m. and neighborhoods 5 to 7 p.m.

Trunk or Treats

If you are looking to add more fun to your weekend before trick or treating in West Michigan on Halloween, take a look at some of the trunk or treats around the area. Grab the kids, put on your best costume, and map out your spooky plans for these wicked events going on around West Michigan.

Friday, October 25

Monster Mash │ Gr Kroc Center │ 2500 Division Ave S, Grand Rapids │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Pumpkin Prowl │ Ada Village – Ada │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Deep Roots Produce Trunk or Treat │8570 84th St Se, Alto │ 5 to 7 p.m.

South Harbor Church │ 1907 64th St SW, Byron Center │ 6 to 7:30 p.m.

The Point Caledonia │ 3449 76th St SE, Caledonia │ 6 to 7:30 p.m.

Camp Bow Wow Trunk or Treat │ 3625 Quincy St, Hudsonville │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Saturday, October 26

Fellowship Reformed Church │ 6610 36th Ave, Hudsonville │ 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Ridge Point Community Church │ 340 104th Ave, Holland │ 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

GR Harley Davidson │ 2977 Corporate Grove Dr., Hudsonville │ 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Oakhill Church │ 1930 Leonard St NE, Grand Rapids │ 12 to 2:00 p.m.

Rising Grinds Café │ 1167 Madison Ave SE, Grand Rapids │ 12 to 2:30 p.m.

VFW Post 2144 Holland │ 175 W 8th St., Holland │ 12 to 3 p.m.

Championship Martial Arts │ 727 S Waverly Rd, Holland │ 1 to 3 p.m.

Third Coast │ 6069 Blue Star Hwy, Saugatuck │ 1 to 3 p.m.

Trinity Congregational Church │ 2725 4 Mile Road, Grand Rapids │ 1 to 3 p.m.

Red Barn Market │ 3550 Alden Nash Ave NE, Lowell │ 1 to 4 p.m.

Grand Haven Memorial Airport │ 16446 Comstock St, Grand Haven │ 2 to 4 p.m.

St. Paul’s UMC │ 3334 Breton Rd SE, Kentwood │ 2 to 4 p.m.

St. James Lutheran │ 2040 Oakwood Ave NE, Grand Rapids │ 2:30 to 4 p.m.

Cultivate Community Church │ 4872 136th Ave, Hamilton │ 3 to 4:30 p.m.

Blythefield CRC │ 6350 Kuttshill Dr NE, Rockford │ 3 to 5 p.m.

Rockford Springs Community Church │ 5815 14 Mile Rd NE, Rockford │ 3 to 5 p.m.

Rockford CC │ Downtown Rockford │ 3 to 5:30 p.m.

The Point Event Center │ 555 28th St SE, Grand Rapids │ 4 to 5:30 p.m.

Fairway Church │ 1165 44th St SW, Jenison │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Ottawa Executive Airport │ 5923 Byron Rd, Zeeland │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Town Center Holland │ 12330 James St., Holland │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Coopersville Community │ 198 East St, Coopersville │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Downtown Muskegon │W Western Ave, Muskegon │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Forest Hills Presbyterian Church │ 7495 Cascade Rd Se, Grand Rapids │ 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Wednesday, October 30

Bread of Life Lutheran │ 7510 36th Ave, Hudsonville │10:50 a.m.

Kosciuszko Hall │ 935 Park St Sw, Grand Rapids │ 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

City Chapel │ 647 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids │ 12 to 2 p.m.

Grand Rapids Christian │2342 Nelson Ave SE, Grand Rapids │ 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Grace Reformed Church │ 3330 Burlingame Ave SW, Wyoming │ 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Crane Orchards │ 6054 124th Ave, Fennville │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Shores Community Church │ 3800 Lake Harbor Rd, Norton Shores │ 4 to 6 p.m.

Crossroads Church │ 8331 Myers Lake Ave NE, Rockford │ 5 p.m.

Spring Valley Church │ 5947 Lake Michigan Dr, Allendale │ 5 to 6:30 p.m.

Rock Urban Church │ 3710 Chicago Dr SW, Grandville │ 5 to 7 p.m.

Thursday, October 31

Dutton Fire Dept │ 3471 68th St SE, Caledonia │ 5 to 8 p.m.

Rose Park Church │ 14241 Rose Park Dr, Holland │ 5:30 to 7 p.m.

Orchard Hill Reformed Church │ 1465 3 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids │ 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Resurrection Fellowship Church │ 321 W Valley Ave NW, Grand Rapids │ 5:30 to 8 p.m.

Westshore Christian Church │ 3062 120th Ave, Holland 49424 │ 6 to 8 p.m.

Special Events

September

Michigan’s Adventure Tricks and Treats Fall Fest

Sat Sep 21, 22, 28, 29 from 12:00pm – 6:00pm

Experience Michigan’s Adventure like never before at Tricks and Treats, a family-friendly Halloween event. Celebrate the season with mischievous tricks, tasty treats, and so much more. Sat & Sun from Sept 14 – Oct 13, 2024.

Michigan’s Adventure, 1198 W Riley-Thompson Rd, Muskegon, MI

October

Michigan’s Adventure Tricks and Treats Fall Fest

Sat Oct 5, 6, 12, 13 from 12:00pm – 6:00pm

Michigan’s Adventure, 1198 W Riley-Thompson Rd

Trunk or Treat Vendor Popup at Coffee Clubhouse

Sun Oct 13th 5:00pm – 7:30pm

Trunk or treat!! Wear your costumes and trick or treat from our vendors. This is a free event! Open play and barista onsite. Join us for our monthly vendor event to shop local small businesses! Kids p …

Coffee Clubhouse, 3858 52nd St SE, Grand Rapids, MI

Third Annual Railtown Trunk or Treat

Sat Oct 19th 2:00pm

Come join us for a fun afternoon of candy, beer, and hopefully sunshine and snacks! All ages are welcome! Want to hand out candy? Contact amanda@railtownbrewing.com for more information! MORE INFO

Railtown Brewing Company, 3555 68th St SE, Caledonia, MI

Deep Roots Trunk or Treat

Fri Oct 25th 5:00pm – 7:00pm

Our fifth annual trunk or treat! No need to sign up if you are just attending. This is a free community event. TRUNKS MUST SIGN UP IN ADVANCE! Sign up form for trunks will be published soon! MORE INFO …

Deep Roots Produce, 8570 84th St SE, Alto, MI

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