Step into Fright Faire: Forgotten Souls, where the dead are restless and the forgotten still linger. Wander through twisted worlds, encounter those who never found peace, and face the darkness waiting beyond the gates. Stop by The Black Lantern...
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Fright Faire: Forgotten Souls at Bull Run Regional Park offers twisted worlds, restless spirits, and darkness beyond the gates, plus a stop at The Black Lantern.
Cox Farms offers giant slides, hayrides through Imaginature Trail, a corn maze, farm animals, apple cider and pick‑your‑own pumpkins, all ages.
One-on-one English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library; basic English required, registration required, students limited to one session weekly, ages 18+.
Beginner English conversation group meets in the Centreville Regional Library conference room, offering practice for language learners; no registration required, for ages 18 and up.
Live entertainment, beer garden, and food vendors fill Fairfax’s 4th Fridays from May through October.
Ghost Town at Burke Lake Park offers themed activity areas, a train ride, carousel, crafts and mini‑golf for all ages; tickets $20 online, $25 day‑of.
Half-mile costumed parade with floats, bands and fire trucks rolls down Maple Avenue, a rain‑or‑shine tradition since 1946, lasting about 90 minutes, free, all ages.
A Halloween scavenger hunt at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens begins with a book trail featuring Millie Fleur’s Poison Garden.
NOVA Parks' Roving Naturalist explains leaf color changes and leads a leaf craft at Temple Hall Farm Pumpkin Patch, free with admission.
Mini Golf course and Climb UPton transformed into haunted Halloween attractions at Upton Hill Regional Park — all ages.
Costumed trick-or-treating at Mosaic District shops followed by a Hocus Pocus screening on a big screen in Strawberry Park.
Jumanji at Sunset Cinema (Cherry Hill Park) — Outdoor screening of the 1995 film with food trucks serving burgers, hotdogs, ice cream, and snacks; leashed dogs welcome.
Haunted mini golf and a terrifying trail wind through Pohick Bay Regional Park, offering spooky family‑friendly attractions and festive surprises.
