Join us for a spooktacular Halloween evening! Enjoy delicious food, dance to haunting beats, and take part in our eerie costume contest. Come dressed in your most spine-chilling, creative, and unique Halloween costume—only the best will win the prize! Don’t miss this night full of spooky fun and thrills!
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Free 3D printing of approved .stl files from Thingiverse or personal designs, with online submission and in‑person pickup at Vineland Library; registration required, ages 12+.
Community ofrenda altar at Biblioteca Latinoamericana front entrance, inviting visitors to view and add photos or mementos of deceased loved ones, for ages 5‑under and 10+.
Ghostbusters Pop-up (Dr. Funk: Rum House + Kitchen, San Jose) — Bar transforms with Ghostbusters décor and specialty Halloween cocktails for paranormal fun.
MINIBOSS turns into a horror‑themed arcade bar with ’80s/’90s movie decor and coffin‑shaped cocktail menu served in spooky mugs and novelty glassware.
Make butter from scratch and taste it on breads at the Plant Science Center's Emma Prusch, for ages 7–10 and adults 18+.
At the Washington Room, participants create and decorate personal faux taxidermy wall pieces, enjoy snacks, and wear Halloween costumes; staff‑to‑participant ratio 1:8 required, for ages 18–98.
Hands‑on seasonal sensory stations with pumpkins, fall leaves, spooky and Halloween discoveries in Room 9 at Willow Glen Community & Senior Center, for ages 6 months–3.
Costumes, food, games, crafts, and stories fill Southside Community Center Room 11, for ages 3–5.
