ARDENWOOD - Come help squeeze the juice from apples and discover how long people have been enjoying this tasty fruit treat! Afterwards, we’ll taste a sample of our hard work. This is a drop-in program; no registration is required. Ardenwood admission fee applies. For information, call (510) 544-2797.
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Dig Deep Farms offers a pumpkin patch with many pumpkins, arts and crafts, games, and activities at Ardenwood Historic Farm, $5 adults, $2 children 3–11, free under 2.
Storytime at Centerville Library offers stories, songs, and movement activities for toddlers and preschoolers, free, ages 5 and under.
Play Bat Jeopardy and craft a bat to take home at Coyote Hills Visitors Center, drop‑in, no registration, parking fees apply, all ages.
Tricks, treats, carnival games and a costume parade fill the Centerville Library patio for a Halloween carnival, all ages.
Haunted Train at Ardenwood offers a nighttime ride through a haunted forest, spooky but not scary, $20 each, ages 3 and up.
Trick-or-Treat 2026 (Downtown Event Ctr, Fremont) — Miniature houses host trick-or-treating with 10 carnival games, 30‑minute time slots, indoor option if rain, for ages 2–10.
Contribute to a community altar at Doug Siden Visitor Center, Crab Cove, by gluing a photo in a paper frame or writing a name on a butterfly.
Field training at Monarch Bay Golf Course teaches volunteers to count overwintering monarchs as community scientists after completing Xerces Society’s virtual session, for ages 18 and up.
Fremont Fear Factor at Fremont Public Library offers a series of scary-good challenges without live animals, safe for participants, for all ages.
Create and dress up a Halloween clothespin doll at Ardenwood, a drop‑in program with no registration, accessible, admission fee applies, all ages.
At Ardenwood, greet sheep and goats and help prepare a morning snack for the farm animals; drop‑in, no registration, disabled accessible, admission fee applies.
Nature-based crafts explore the hidden Delta at Big Break’s Visitor Center, free, adults only.
