CREEPY TALES - STAUNTON
Start with a folktale or traditional ghost story from Europe and American's past, and add the ambiance of night and authentic surroundings on a lantern lit tour to each historic farm for our popular "creepy tales." Tours take about 1 hour. Refreshments served. Not for small children. Frontier Culture Museum. Directions: Exit 222 off I-81 North at near I-64 in Stauton. Tours at 6, 6:30pm, 7pm, 7:30pm, 8pm and 8:30pm. $6 for ages 6 and older. Email: mailto:info@fcmv.virginia.gov?subject=Creepy. Reservations are required. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 540-332-7850.
Thursday-Sunday, Oct. 25-28
FOLKTALES BY FIRELIGHT: THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW - LEXINGTON
Theater at Lime Kiln.See the Legend of Sleepy Hollow at the magical Theater at Lime Kiln. Bring your sleeping bags and blankets and curl up around the campfire as this ageless story comes to life right before your eyes. Hot chocolate, hot cider, popcorn and snacks available at the concessions stand. Theater at Lime Kiln - 800 Lime Kiln Rd. Directions: Take I-81 to Exit 188B toward Lexington (Rt. 60W). Follow Rt. 60W approximately 4 miles through town and go under the bridge at Washington and Lee University. Go 4/10 of a mile past the bridge and make a left onto Borden Road across from the athletic fields. Borden Road will bear right through a residential neighborhood and the main entrance to Lime Kiln is 2/10 of a mile on the left. . Gates open at 6:30pm, play begins at 7:30pm. $pay what you will. All ages welcome. Contact: Wendy C. Morgan. Email: mailto:wendy@theateratlimekiln.com?subject=Folktales. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 540-463-7088.
Friday, Oct. 26
MAYMONT'S VICTORIAN HAUNTS - RICHMOND
Maymont House.Brave souls are invited to tour Maymont House while it is draped in Victorian mourning with photographs, portraits and other macabre keepsakes on display. After a fascinating presentation by mourning expert, Mary Brett, Maymont's horse-drawn hearse leads a procession to the Stone Barn for chilling ghost stories of Richmond. Maymond House Museum. Directions: 1700 Hampton Street, Richmond. 6 to 8:30pm. $17 per person, $15 for members. Email: mailto:info@maymont.org?subject=Maymont. Reservations are required. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-358-7166, ext. 329.
Friday, Oct. 26
BOO HOUSE
Visit the 13th annual Stony Point Ruritan Boo House today and tomorrow, 7-10pm, $2/12 and under; $4/adults. Route 20 north to left on Watts Passage, then 200 yards to Ruritan Club. 434-566-2514.
Friday, Oct. 26
HAUNTINGS 2007
In "Chron-illogical shock - no time to scream!" a family-friendly time-travel adventure gone awry, Brown College's annual haunted house for charity, guests are transported to the cretaceous period before they head into the future to discover reality has been distorted beyond recognition! Proceeds benefit breast cancer patients and research. 8pm-midnight, $5. Brown College at Monroe Hill, UVA grounds.
Friday, Oct. 26
GALLERY SHOW OPENING AT THE LOUISA ARTS CENTER
Louisa Arts Center ~ "Inside-Outside". 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm. Free. Refreshments for sale. Louisa Arts Center, 212 Fredericksburg Ave, Louisa, VA. (877) 774-ARTS. http://louisaarts.org/
Friday & Saturday, Oct. 26 & 27
3RD ANNUAL HAUNTED TRAIL AT ZION CROSSROADS
Zion Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department is having it's scary Haunted Trail again this year. There are added monsters and frights throughout the night. Come out and attempt the Haunted Trail & Maze if you dare!!! There will be a children's area for the younger ones that are too scared to undertake the frights!! Every child will receive a free bag of Halloween candy, and activity booklet. There will be games for them too. For those who are hungry, there will be food for sale. So come for a ghoul time!! Adults: $3; Children $2. For more info contact us.
7 PM- 11 PM. 434-589-1116; 434-589-6993. ZCVFD, 409 Poindexter Road, Louisa, Virginia
Friday & Saturday, Oct. 26 & 27
2007 GREEK FESTIVAL
Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church.Bring your family and friends and experience a taste of Greece right here in Charlottesville. We will be serving a variety of mouth-watering traditional Greek dishes including Mousaka, Souvlakia and Gyros and an assortment of delectable Greek pastries. All food served will be available a la carte for dining-in or for take-out Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church. Directions: Corner of McIntire Road and Perry Drive. 10am to 8pm. $A la carte/Free Admission. All ages welcome. Contact: Janie Stratos. Email: mailto:janie@jstratos.com?subject=2007. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/295-5337.
Friday & Saturday, Oct. 26 & 27
HALLOWEEN SPOOK-TACULAR AT WINTERGREEN
Visit Wintergreen Resort for a weekend of family-friendly Halloween events including pumpkin carving, mask making, resort trick-or-treating and storytelling. Ride the Ghost Express to a Haunted House. Wintergreen Resort. Directions: Route 664, Wintergreen, VA.. All ages welcome. Email: mailto:info@wintergreenresort.com?subject=Halloween. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/325-2200.
Friday & Saturday, Oct. 26 & 27
DARKWOOD MANOR'S HAUNTED HOUSE - LURAY
Darkwood Manor is an original interactive and theatrical haunted attraction. We have movie quality sets with interactive actors in professional make-up and costumes. So, this year skip the local haunts and come visit the haunted house that everyone is talking about. The best haunted house in the valley! $10. Friday & Saturday 7pm-10pm. 540-743-2408. DarkWood Manor , 104 N. Hawksbill St., Luray, Virginia 22835
Friday & Saturday, Oct. 26 & 27
FALL ORCHID SHOW & SALE
The Charlottesville Orchid Society invites the public to its annual Fall Orchid Show and Sale on Friday/Saturday, October 26-27, 2007, from 9AM to 9PM daily at Fashion Square Mall, Belk's Women's Court. Come see the lovely floral displays and learn more on how to raise these beautiful flowers in your own home. Free plant care information available to all. 434/975-4231
Friday & Saturday, Oct. 26 & 27
JOURNEY TO DEATH & BEYOND HAUNTED TRAILS - PROVIDENCE FORGE
Finally a haunted event everyone can enjoy! Journey Trails has expanded to include a Journey on two different levels. Not only can you find all the terror you are looking for (and more) on our main trail, this year we have added a new "Scaredy Cat" trail for the younger, or even older, Scaredy Cats among us!This experience promises to be an unforgettable one that brings you closer to your loved ones, both dead and alive!Big Screen entertainment and a cozy bonfire helps ease the wait and calm the nerves before your Journey.Hot food, hot and cold drinks, and novelties will be available for purchase at the event. You won't want to miss this unique Halloween experience. "Journey" is a walking foot trail located in the deep, dark woods of New Kent, just 1 mile off Interstate 64 at exit 211. Groups are Welcomed. Date/Hours:Friday, October 26, 2007 - Saturday, October 27, 2007 (7:30 PM-10:30 PM). Tuesday, October 30, 2007 - Wednesday, October 31, 2007 (7:30 PM-10:30 PM). Admission Fee: $10 / $5. Children Welcome. (804) 840-7937 or (804) 932-3967. Haunted Trails, 6475 Parish Rd., Providence Forge, VA 23140. Email:NeilHLieder@aol.com Website: http://www.journeytrails.com/
Friday-Sunday, Oct. 26-28
Friday-Sunday, Oct. 26-28
Friday-Sunday Oct. 26-28
BELVEDERE PLANTATION'S FALL HARVEST FESTIVAL - FREDERICKSBURG
Belvedere's Fall Harvest Festival is a memorable day in the country. Pick a pumpkin out of our patch, slide down Pumpkin Mountain Slide, enjoy a swing in our Fun Barn, visit the animals in the old barnyard, little farmers area, ride the zipline, get your face painted, make a life size scarecrow. Taste home-baked pies, and shop in our market. Every Friday night in October, come to our harvest hoe down, square dancing from 7:00-9:00, special events on weekends. Private hayrides and bonfires, birthday parties, corporate events and many other activities. Belvedere Plantation. Fri 5-10pm, Sat 10-10pm, Sun 10-5pm. $12. All ages welcome. Contact: Colleen D. Hairston. Email: mailto:colleen@belvedereplantation.com?subject=Belvedere. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 540-373-4478.
Friday-Sunday, Oct. 26-28
HALLOWSCREAM WEEK AT NATURAL BRIDGE
Special after dark tours at Professor Cline's Haunted Monster Museum. More spooky, more scary, more terrifying, more of everything. The Natural Bridge. 7 to 10pm. $10. All ages welcome. Email: mailto:thebridge@naturalbridgeva.com?subject=Hallowscream. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 800-533-1410.
Friday-Sunday, Oct. 26-28
PICK-YOUR-OWN APPLES AT CARTER MOUNTAIN ORCHARD
Join in the harvest fun by picking your own apples, sampling fresh cider, and nibbling Carter Mountain's famous cider donuts! On weekends here will also be arts and crafts, hayrides, picnicing, apple butter, pumpkins, and much more! Carter Mountain Orchard on Rt 53 on the way to Monticello. Directions: Near Monticello and Ash Lawn. 9am to 6pm each day. $free. All ages welcome. Contact: Cynthia Chiles. Email: mailto:cynthia@crownorchard.com?subject=Pick-your-own. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/977-1833.
Friday-Sunday, Oct. 26-28
PICK-YOUR-OWN AT CRITZER'S - AFTON
Beautiful views from this nearby farm delight and you can pick your own cherries, peaches, plums, strawberries, seasonal produce and come Halloween season, check out the pumpkin field too. 9388 Critzer Shop Rd, Afton. Contact: Whitney Critzer. Email: mailto:wcritzer@ntelos.net?subject=Pick-Your-Own. For more info call: (540) 456-4772.
Friday-Sunday, Oct. 26-28
BOO AT THE ZOO (NATIONAL ZOO, WASHINGTON, DC)
Visit bats, spiders, owls, and other animals at the zoo while trick-or-treating at the National Zoo in Washington, DC. Enjoy animal encounters, keeper talks, festive decorations, and haunted trails at the annual National Zoo’s Halloween celebration, “Boo at the Zoo” from 5:30-8:30 p. m. on October 26-28, 2007. Costumed volunteers will hand out candy at more than 40 treat stations. Tickets are required and usually sell out in advance. You may purchase them at the Zoo's Visitor Center or online.
Saturday, Oct. 27
15TH ANNUAL 97.5FM /3WV FREE HALLOWEEN BASH AT WILD WING CAFE
For the 15th year in a row, 97.5 3WV is doing Halloween up right with a FREE Halloween Bash! Starting at 8pm at the Wild Wing Cafe on Saturday October 27th, you'll have the chance to win $1000 if your costume is voted THE BEST by the crowd at the end of the night! Plus MP3 Players if you win the crowds approval in the qualifying rounds for Best Tradition, Most Creative, Funniest, Scariest, or Anything Goes!! Plus tons of great music to dance the night away! For more info: http://3wv.com/
Saturday, Oct. 27
MAYMONT MINI-CAMP: SCARY ANIMALS WE LOVE TO HATE - RICHMOND
Maymont Historical Farm and Garden, Richmond.Discover the animals that everyone loves to hate at Halloween time including bugs, snakes and bats. Kids will investigate bugs, snakes and bats. Then take an autumn hike and visit with one of Maymont's owls. Register by October 23. Nature Center. Directions: 1700 Hampton Street, Richmond. 1 to 4pm. $24 per child/$19 for members (includes a Maymont T-shirt). Recommended for ages 5 to 8. Reservations are required. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-358-7166, ext. 324.
Saturday, Oct. 27
ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS: REPTILES - RICHMOND
Maymont Nature Center.How do snakes smell their surroundings? Do turtles have backbones? Slither into the secretive world of reptiles with an "Encounter"” that includes fun facts and a close-up glimpse of one of Maymont's snakes. Maymont Park, Nature Center. Directions: 2201 Shields Lake Drive in Byrd Park, Richmond. 10am. $4 per person/$3 for members. Recommended for ages 5 to 100. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-358-7166, ext. 324.
Saturday, Oct. 27
APPLE TASTING AT MONTICELLO
This annual event, truly a unique opportunity to explore the essence of the apple, has been among our most popular programs. Supermarkets today provide only a limited sample of the thousands of apple varieties once available to nineteenth-century fruit lovers. Tom Burford, Professor Apple, will provide numerous apple varieties, each introduced with a discussion of their history and culture. Participants will taste, savor, and, most importantly, rate each apple. Monticello, Tufton Farm nursery. 9:30am. $10. All ages welcome. Reservations are required. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/984-9822.
Saturday, Oct. 27
CITY MARKET
From beautiful plants to the freshest produce, you can find it all at the City Market. All items are handmade, home made or homegrown. Kids are welcome to sell at the market, too! Downtown Charlottesville. Directions: Parking lot on the corner of Water & South Street. 7am to 12pm. $free. All ages welcome. Contact: Stephanie Anderegg-Maloy. Email: mailto:maloy@charlottesville.org?subject=City. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/970-3260.
Saturday, Oct. 27
SATURDAY KID'S QUEST AT THE LOUISA ARTS CENTER
Saturday Kid’s Quest ~ Autumn’s Artist: Discover Shapes, Colors & Design -- now Create! Painting a pumpkin, making art from nature, Halloween ideas!10:00 am – 12:00 noon. Outdoors. (No rain date).$3.00 child + parent or $8.00 family of four. Ages 4+. Children 12 and under should be accompanied by an adult. Tickets at the event. Louisa Arts Center, 212 Fredericksburg Ave, Louisa, VA. (877) 774-ARTS. http://louisaarts.org/
Saturday, Oct. 27
ORANGE COUNTY FALL WINE FESTIVAL
Offerings from 10 Virginia wineries. Cooking demonstrations, picnicking, live jazz with David Leckie Gilmore, barrel train rides for kids, and shows by artisans and crafters. 11am-6pm rain or shine. $10/advance, $15/gate, 13 and under free. Booster Park, 19046 Constitution Highway, Orange County. 800-594-8499.
Saturday, Oct. 27
GOOD GREEN FUN! - RICHMOND
Good Green Fun is an ongoing environmental education series at the Children's Garden. Environmental educators and advocacy groups from the greater Richmond community are invited to the Children's Garden to engage visitors in activities that relate directly to nature, the Chesapeake Bay watershed, and Virginia's environment. The Children's Garden provides an excellent "outdoor classroom" for young visitors to cultivate their interest in nature and learn about environmental stewardship. Through hands-on demonstrations, crafts, and activities children discover that they can make a positive difference at home, in their communities, and in the world. In Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens. Directions: Off I-95 1800 Lakeside Ave., Richmond, VA. 10 to 2pm. $regular admission. All ages welcome. Contact: Beth. Email: mailto:bethm@lewisginter.org?subject=Good. Reservations are required. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-262-9887.
Saturday, Oct. 27
HALLOWEEN PARADE AND TRICK-OR-TREATING AND PUMPKIN FESTIVAL - RICHMOND
Meet in the Nordstrom Court for pumpkin decorating, face painting and other fun activities! Children are invited to come dressed in their favorite costume. Rock out with the Richmond Indigenous Gourd Orchestra as they play their funky mix of music with homegrown gourd instruments, and bring along new or gently used baby books to donate to the Virginia Chapter of Reach Out & Read. (Rain Date: Sunday, October 28 from 2 – 4 PM) Short Pump Town Center, Nordstrom Court. Directions: Take I-64 East to exit 178A, Short Pump Broad Street West. Go approximately 1 1/8 mile. Mall is on the right. Parade 1pm; Festival 2 to 4pm. $Free. All ages welcome. Contact: Misty Parsons. Email: mailto:info@shortpumpmall.com?subject=Halloween. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-360-1700.
Saturday, Oct. 27
HANGAR DANCE - RICHMOND
Dance the night away against the backdrop of the Virginia Aviation Museum's aircraft from the golden years of aviation. Enjoy dance lessons, prizes and an old-fashioned good time. Richmond International Airport . Directions: Interstate 64 to Exit 197 5701 Huntsman Road in Sandston. Email: mailto:kmayne@smv.org?subject=Hangar. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-236-3622.
Saturday, Oct. 27
KID'S TABLE AT CROZET FARMERS MARKET
Kid's Table available on June 9 and June 23 and every second and fourth Saturday through October with resources and simple activities for the youngest gardeners in the crowd. 1156 Crozet Ave. Crozet Va. Directions: 250 west to right on Crozet Ave, app. 1 mile to market on left. 8am to 12pm. $free. Contact: Kathleen Jump. Email: mailto:jump@virginia.edu?subject=Kid. For more info call: 434/823-7878.
Saturday, Oct. 27
PUMPKIN CARVING - LYNCHBURG
Amazement Square.What better way to get your home into the autumn spirit than with a beautiful carved pumpkin? Join us for a fun afternoon of carving and painting pumpkins that are guaranteed to warm your home through the cool autumn nights! There will be special prizes for the most creative pumpkins, so be sure to bring your imagination! Imagination Studio. Directions: 27 Ninth Street Lynchburg, VA. 1 to 3pm. $3 for members, $5 for non-members. All ages welcome. Email: mailto:visitus@amazementsquare.com?subject=Pumpkin. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/845-1888.
Saturday, Oct. 27
PUMPKIN FESTIVAL - WINCHESTER
Marker-Miller Orchards Farm Market.Come find the "great pumpkin." Choose from ones already picked or pick your own. Enjoy pumpkin pie and hot apple cider as you browse around. Also offering hot dogs, country ham sandwiches, and homemade soup. Winchester Virginia . Directions: 3035 Cedar Creek Grade. 9 to 5pm. All ages welcome. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 540-662-1980.
Saturday, Oct. 27
YOU BET YOUR GLASS THEY'RE PUMPKINS - STAUNTON
Sunspots Studios & Glassblowing.Sunspots will hold a special Pumpkin Day on Saturday, October 27th starting at 10am. Children in costume will be rewarded with a glass bauble for using their artistic skills to draw a jack 'o lantern. Sheridan will make pumpkins in Sunspots' hot glass studio from 10 am to 4 pm. For Saturday only, all glass pumpkins will be 15% off. A drawing will also be held to win an art glass pumpkin. Sunspots Studios & Glassblowing. Directions: 202 South Lewis Street in historic downtown Staunton. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 540-885-0678.
Saturday, Oct. 27
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN CHARLOTTESVILLE WALKING TOUR
.A one hour tour around Court Square where participants will see and learn the rich history of Charlottesville that spans over 250 years and revisits the time of Thomas Jefferson. tour leaves from Albemarle County Historical Society. Directions: McIntire Building, 200 Second St NE across from Lee Park. 10am. $5/person suggested donation, free/age 12 & under. All ages welcome. Contact: Douglas Day. Email: mailto:director@albemarlehistory.org?subject=Historic. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/296-1492.
Saturday, Oct. 27
SCHEIER NATURAL AREA NATURE EXPLORATION
Rivanna Conservation Society.The Scheier Natural Area offers 8 ponds and over 3 miles of beautiful trails for hiking, enjoyment of nature, and environmental education. This month's topic will be hunting and gathering with Hugh Gildea. Meet in parking lot. 3pm. $free. All ages welcome. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/971-1553.
Saturday, Oct. 27
HILLSBORO BAPTIST CHURCH HARVEST FAIR & SILENT AUCTION
Yard sale, Silent Auction, and Cake Walk - PLUS fun for the whole family with face painting, apple pie contest, hayrides and a pumpkin patch! Hillsboro Baptist Church, 6356 Hillsboro Lane, Crozet, VA. http://www.hbcnet.org/
Saturday, Oct. 27
A NIGHT OF BLUEGRASS MUSIC
Come join us for a night of great Bluegrass Music, featuring The Dark Hollow Bluegrass Band and Phoenix! All proceeds from this event will go towards our "Field House" at William Monroe High School, which we are trying to finish in honor of, Adam Fargo, a fallen soldier in Iraq. Saturday, 7pm-11pm at William Monroe High School Gymnasium. $12. For more information call 434-531-1448.
Saturday & Sunday Oct. 27 & 28
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY HOLIDAY BOOK SALE
Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library."Giftable" books, CDs, and DVDs in mint and near-mint condition on sale at great prices! Proceeds benefit the public library system, the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library. Gordon Avenue Library. Directions: 1500 Gordon Ave. Charlottesville, VA. 9am to 6pm. $free. All ages welcome. Special Needs Accommodation: no strollers, please Contact: Bill Davis. Email: mailto:friends@avenue.org?subject=Friends. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/977-8467.
Saturday & Sunday Oct. 27 & 28
PUMPKIN PATCH - DOUBLE B FARM - ORANGE
Kids of all ages will enjoy hayrides, a petting farm, face painting, picnics, free refreshments and much more at the family friendly Double B Farm! You can choose your own pumpkin from the field or from a collection selected by the farmer. The Double B is just 20 minutes away from Montpelier and would make a great daytrip together. 28200 Constitution Highway. Directions: 29N, right on Rte 33, 7 miles to Left on 20N, 12 miles into Orange, continue on 20N for 13 more. Double B on right. Saturday 9-6, Sunday 10-5. $free. All ages welcome. Special Needs Accommodation: handicapped and stroller accessible For more info call: 540-854-4277.
Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 27 & 28
THE PUMPKIN PATCH AT HILL HIGH FARM - WINCHESTER
Take a hay ride to the pumpkin patch and run through the corn maze. Visit farm animals. September 22 & 23 is Fall Farm Fun weekend. Saturday, October 13th, making apple butter the old fashioned way - in a copper kettle over an open fire. Winchester, VA . 10 to 5pm weekends only. Email: mailto:info@thepumpkin-patch.com?subject=The. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 540-667-7377.
Saturday & Sunday Oct. 27 & 28
THE PARAMOUNT THEATER'S FAMILY FLICKS
The Paramount's Family Flicks will feature the films "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" on Saturday and "Night of the Living Dead" on Sunday. The Paramount Theater. Directions: Downtown Mall. 4pm and 7pm. $6; $4 for kids 18 and younger. All ages welcome. Email: mailto:info@theparamount.net?subject=The. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/979-1333.
Saturday & Sunday Oct. 27 & 28
GREENFIELD FARM FALL FESTIVAL 2007
Enjoy hayrides, meet many fun farm animals, and play in the five-acre corn maze. Toddlers can romp in the straw play area. Pumpkins to pick, too! Dairy Road (RT 633) . Directions: 2 miles North of Ruckersville(off Rt 29) . Sat 10am to 6pm, Sun 1 to 6pm. All ages welcome. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434/985-7653.
Saturday-Monday, Oct. 27-29
3rd ANNUAL FLUVANNA COUNTY PARKS & REC HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION - PALMYRA
BOO! There will be free candy, fun arts & crafts activities, plus a costume and scream contest for young children. Do you dare experience the haunted hayride and the horrifying trail walk? Co-sponsored by Wal-Mart Distribution Center #7016. Proceeds from the horrifying trail walk will benefit UVA Children’s Hospital. A great outdoor activity for the whole family. There will be spooky music and a food vendor. FREE Kid's Activities $7 for Trail Walk $2 for Hay Ride. Starts at 7pm. Telephone (434) 842-3150 for more information. Pleasant Grove Park, 1730 Thomas Jefferson Parkway, Palmyra, Virginia
Sunday, Oct. 28
BOO AT THE BARN -RICHMOND
Little ghouls and goblins will have a howling good time at this safe and fun Halloween event. Cool craft activities, spooky storytelling, a "monster maze," creepy corral and hay wagon rides will introduce children to favorite Halloween traditions. Kids can also compete in a costume contest, learn about safe trick-or-treating and more. Maymont Children's Farm. Directions: 1700 Hampton Street, Richmond. 12 to 4pm. $1 tickets available for sale during the event. All ages welcome. Email: mailto:info@maymont.org?subject=Boo. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-358-7166 ext.322.
Sunday, Oct. 28
HARVEST ON THE HILL
Come out to our annual “Harvest on the Hill” fall festival. A safe, family friendly event where children will be able to "Trunk or Treat" as well as have many other fun games and activities like crafts, inflatables, games, bonfire, movie, costume and pumpkin carving contest. Fun for the whole family! Northridge Community Church, 5100 Dickerson Rd.. Directions: Route 29 across from the Bamboo House restaurant. Turn left at Rt. 763 (Dickerson Lane) and then a quick right at Rt. 606 (Dickerson Road). First driveway on the left. . 5pm to 8pm. $Free. All ages welcome. Contact: Teri Marsh. Email: mailto:tmarsh@northridgeonline.org?subject=Harvest. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 434-964-1500.
Sunday, Oct. 28
SUNDAY FUN-DAYS FOR FAMILIES: GOBLINS AND GOURDS - RICHMOND
Costume contest, pumpkin face-painting, entertainment and other activities in the new Children's Garden. Food available for purchase. Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens. Directions: Off I-95 1800 Lakeside Ave., Charlottesville, VA. 1 to 4pm. $regular garden admission. All ages welcome. Contact: Beth. Email: mailto:bethm@lewisginter.org?subject=Sunday. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 804-262-9887.
Sunday, Oct. 28
THE STEEPLECHASE AT OAK RIDGE - LOVINGSTON
Jubilee Family Development Center.The 4th annual Steeplechase at Oak Ridge promises top notch horse racing, a variety of children's activities, tailgate competition, retail and food vendors and exciting terrier races. The family oriented event includes 7 races- 4 over hurdles and 3 on the flat. Money raised from the event will benefit the Jubilee Family Center, a non-profit organization supporting disadvantaged children and their families in the Lynchburg region. Children's activities take place from 11am to 3pm. Oak Ridge Estate, Arrington VA. Directions: From Charlottesville - General Admission Tickets- Rt. 29 South ,Travel south past Lovingston, Va. Turn left onto Rt. 655/Arrington Rd, Proceed 1.7 miles, turn left onto Rt. 668/Diggs Mountain Rd., Proceed 1.5 miles to yellow gate on right. 10am to 6pm. $50/car (max. 8 passengers) other parking options available. All ages welcome. Contact: Tance Laughon. Email: mailto:jubileepr@aol.com?subject=The. For details, please click this link. For more info call: 845-0433.
Have a fun and spooky weekend!
Karen
www.move2va.com
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