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Halloween Events Across North America: A Spooktacular Overview
10/9/2025, 2:48:16 PM
Byte Night at The Museum of Computing
The Museum of Computing in Theatre Square is hosting "Byte Night" on Friday, October 31, from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM. This special after-hours event will transform the museum into a Halloween-themed experience, allowing guests to explore technology's history in a spooky atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy a variety of spooky-themed games across different consoles and home computers, including retro classics from the 1980s and indie horror games from the 2000s. Keith Mortimer, Chief Curator at the museum, emphasized the event's uniqueness, stating, "We wanted to offer a unique and memorable way to celebrate Halloween."
Tallahassee's Haunted Attractions
Tallahassee is bustling with Halloween activities throughout October. The city's haunted house opens on weekends, with ticket prices ranging from $25 to $35. Additionally, the Spooky Halloween Festival features haunted houses, a horror circus, and a pumpkin patch, with gate admission set at $15. The Mickee Faust Club will present "Faust’s Festival of Fears," a community-devised cabaret, on select dates, while the Goodwood Museum will host ghostly tales on October 17. The Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra will also hold its annual Spooktacular event on October 25, offering free trick-or-treating and a concert.
Día de los Muertos at Britannia Mine Museum
The Britannia Mine Museum in British Columbia is celebrating Día de los Muertos with family-friendly events over three weekends from October 18 to November 2. The festivities will include special underground tours and activities that honor life and memory, blending Mexican traditions with Halloween fun. Tickets are priced at $25 for visitors under 17 and $30 for adults.
Haunted Hangar Halloween Party
The American Airpower Museum in Farmingdale, New York, is set to host its "Haunted Hangar Halloween Party" on Saturday, October 25. The event will feature trick-or-treating in Hangar 3, tours of the "Haunted Bomber," and a "Maze of Terror." Children under 12 can participate in a costume contest.
Adults-Only Halloween at Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum
On October 24, the Upper Peninsula Children’s Museum in Marquette, Michigan, will host an adults-only Halloween event from 7 PM to 10 PM. The event will include small bites, drinks, a live DJ, and Halloween-themed activities, with tickets priced at $50 for a single entry or $90 for two.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
While many events are confirmed, some details, such as specific ticket sales and attendance limits, remain unclear across various sources. For instance, the exact number of attendees expected at the Britannia Mine Museum's events has not been disclosed.
Verbatim Quotes
- "We wanted to offer a unique and memorable way to celebrate Halloween." — Keith Mortimer, Chief Curator, The Museum of Computing
- "This year’s celebration brings together education, art, and community in a fun, family-friendly way." — Britannia Mine Museum
Conclusion
Halloween 2025 promises a diverse array of events across North America, from family-friendly activities to spooky adult gatherings. With museums and local attractions embracing the spirit of the season, communities are set to enjoy a memorable Halloween filled with fun, fright, and festivities.
