It is Halloween Weekend! With Halloween on Monday, we are including it in the weekend roundup, even though the kids will be in school. 

 

Halloween dominates the weekend event calendar - along with a return of Michigan Football with a night game against MSU.

This weekend is mostly about Halloween, but there are a few non-Halloween events I want to highlight so they don't get lost.

 

Saturday is the Michigan State game with a 7:30p kickoff. That makes it a perfect weekend to experience game day even if you don't have tickets. Checkout the Marching Band practices, step show, and walk to the stadium.

In theater, Huron HS is performing Sense & Sensibility this weekend. Concordia has Murder on the Orient Express.

 

It is also the last weekend for many apple orchards, pumpkin patches, and corn mazes. We've already got our supply of apples, pumpkins, and found our way out of a corn maze.

But, this weekend really is all about Halloween! Kick off the weekend at ypsiGLOW or Downtown Trick or Treat in Milan. On Saturday, you an Trick or Treat at Westgate and wrap up the day with Ring of Steel's The Haunted Drive Thru. Then on Sunday, don't miss Halloween Downtown Ann Arbor Trick or Treat on Sunday which starts with a parade. While downtown, be sure to check out the AADL Costume Contest, Spooky Free Comic Book Day, and HaUnTeD LiTeRaTi!. Plus, head to Kerrytown for a Halloween Parade & Spooky Fun.

Get in the Halloween theme with Halloween Concerts with EMU Orchestra Halloween Concert on Friday, UM's Halloween Concert on Sunday.

 

There are tons of Trunk or Treats this weekend! Rather than sharing a list, I am going to share the list.

Michigan's sports teams are celebrating Halloween with Halloween Hockey on Friday and Kick or Treat and Volloween with Michigan Volleyball on Sunday.

 

Halloween movies include Movies in the Parks: Monster House as part of Thrills at the Mills (Hudson Mills) on Saturday and Beetlejuice at Emagine and Nosferatu at Michigan Theater on Sunday.

Keep the celebration going this week with All Hallows Illumination at Frog Island Park on Tuesday. There are also some great events at local libraries.

 

 

 

Early November is usually a bit of a break between Halloween and the start of holiday events. Wrap up Halloween with The Great Pumpkin Roll at Mill Pond Park and Not Just for Kids: FrankenSTEM at Michigan Theater. 

Next weekend is a a big weekend for theater with Into the Woods at Pioneer and Urinetown the Musical at Skyline.

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