You Can’t Miss Halloween!

This is when ghouls and goblins have fun and celebrate the spookiest time of the year.

In this special edition of Can’t Miss Alabama, you may find something that reminds you of an old Halloween tradition or perhaps will help create a new one.

Take some time for the family and enjoy a safe and happy Halloween weekend!

You can’t miss the spookiest furnaces and warehouses!

Oct. 29-31: Sloss Fright Furnace – Birmingham

Oct. 29-31: Warehouse 31 – Birmingham/Pelham

Oct. 30: Monster Mash – B&A Warehouse

You can’t miss the most mysterious events!

Oct. 29-31: Boo at the Zoo – Birmingham Zoo

Oct. 30-31: Spooky Science – McWane Center

Oct. 30: “Psycho” film – Alabama Theatre

Oct. 31: Field of Screams – Regions Field

You can’t miss the scariest performances, walks and runs!

Oct. 29-31: Half-Term Halloween Fun and Spooky Story Night Trail – Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Oct. 29-Nov. 1: Alabama Ballet’s American Horror Stories  – Dorothy Jemison Day Theater

Oct. 30: Howls & Growls with the Black Jacket Symphony performing “Thriller” – Iron City

Oct. 31: Boo Run Run – Oak Mountain State Park

You can’t miss the most frightening shows and movies!

Oct. 30: Spooky Tales on the Spooky Trail – Vestavia Hills Library

Oct. 30: “Hocus Pocus” movie – Homewood Public Library

You can’t miss the ghastly state parks!

Oct. 31: 24th Annual Halloween Fairyland – Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park

Oct. 31: Lil’ Ghouls and Goblins Halloween Gathering – Mobile Oakleigh Historic Complex

Oct. 29 and Oct. 30: Tomb of the Risen Dead – Childersburg DeSoto Caverns Haunted Halloween Park

You can’t miss the furriest entertainment!

Oct. 31: Howl-O-Weenie Pawty – Downtown Gadsden

You can’t miss the most gruesome festivals!

Oct. 29-31: The Great Pumpkin Patch – Hayden

Oct. 29: Pumpkins on the Square – Elba Courthouse Square

You can’t miss the sweetest trick or treat candy walk!

Oct. 29: Halloween Candy Walk – Prattville

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