🎃 HALLOWEEN 🎃

5 of Our Favorite Places to Visit During Fall

1.) Pumpkin Patch Trolley- The Connecticut Trolley Museum presents Pumpkin Patch Trolley This fundraising event is extremely important to funding the museum’s operations. Pumpkin Patch Trolley is a family fun filled adventure where you ride on a trolley car out to the pumpkin patch field and each child can pick out a FREE sugar-sized Pumpkin. Additionally, when you return back to the museum campus you can decorate the pumpkins, play in the corn box, enjoy the outside harvest play area, the museum exhibits and displays. Admission also includes the Fire Truck Museum which is located on the Trolley Museum campus. The event will be held on Saturday and Sunday starting September 28th. Pumpkin Patch will also be open Monday, Oct. 14th for Columbus Day. Admission is $15 for Adults, $14 for Seniors, $14 for Youth (ages 12-17), $13 for Children (ages 2-11) & under 2 is free. Museum Members receive half off admission. All activities are included in admission. Under the age of two must sit on the lap of an accompanied adult on the trolley ride. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Purchase tickets HERE. Located at 58 North Rd East Windsor, CT.

2.) Foster Family Farm Corn Maze- Opening day September 14th. Open Saturday and Sundays in September 10am- 6pm. OPEN EVERYDAY IN OCTOBER. OPEN 10am - 6pm. October 1st - October 31st! Located at 90 Foster Street South Windsor, CT

3.) Browns Harvest- Fall season opening event Apple Fest @ Brown's Harvest is September 21st and September 22nd. ! Their 5 acre corn maze and hayrides will begin. Get an early start on pumpkins and other fall decorations. Don't miss out on the first apple cider donuts of the season! Located at 1911 Poquonock Ave Windsor, CT.

4.) Farmer’s Hayride- OPENING WEEKEND SEPTEMBER 28th and 29th. Hours: 10am-5pm Every Saturday and Sunday. Special Days Monday October 14th and November 2nd and 3rd. Hayrides, petting zoo, sunflower maze, pumpkin and gourd picking, meet the characters, photo ops and hand-feed daily cows. Located at 13 Niederwerfer Rd Broad Brook, CT 06016.

5.) Irish Bend Orchard- Open Saturday and Sunday 9am-5pm. Picking Asian pears. Also picking Honeycrisp, Cortland and Macoun apples. Located at 90 Pioneer Hts Somers, CT 06071

Not so Spooky Halloween Drive Throughs

1.) Safe Fall fun for the whole family! Reserve your spot for a drive through the Pumpkintown Forest today! Click here to purchase tickets. Located at Pumpkintown U.S.A. 93 E High St East Hampton, CT 06424

2.) Drive Through Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular at Roger WIllams Park Zoo. Summer’s still sizzling, but we’re already dreaming of crisp nights, pumpkin spice and everyone’s favorite Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular presented by Citizens! This year, we’re turning up the fun with a new twist – TRIVIA! Stroll through 1000s of illuminated pumpkins and see trivia questions and possible answers carved right into the pumpkins. September 27th - November 2nd. Think you know your stuff? Prove it! From pop culture to history, there’s something for every trivia buff. Grab your friends and family and see who reigns supreme at this year’s Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular – Trivia Edition. Tickets are on sale NOW >> rwpzoo.org/jols

Halloween Treats

1.) Cookie Dough Graveyard a Spookalicious Halloween Treat

2.) Orange "Pumpkins" - A Fun and Healthy Fall Snack

3.) Halloween Fruit Kabobs

4.) An Easy Halloween Treat For Your Little Goblins: Monster Apple Bites

5.) Fall in Love with Pumpkin Muffins

6.)Halloween Marshmallow Pops

7.) Spooky Halloween 7 Layer Taco Dip

8.) Halloween Bark

9.) Four Kooky Halloween Recipes Your Kids Will Love

10.) Jack-o'-Lantern Stuffed Peppers are Scarily Delicious

Halloween Crafts