What is there to do on Halloween in Minneapolis?

10 Halloween Date Ideas in Minneapolis Northwest

• Halloween Haunt at ValleySCARE.
• Twin Cities Harvest Festival & Maze.
• Minnesota Zoo Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular.
• Walking Ghost Tours and Anoka Halloween.
• Como-Harriet Streetcar Line Trolley Rides.
• Twin Cities Horror Festival.
• 4th Annual Halloween Bar Crawl.

What day is trick or treat in Minneapolis?

Expect kids to start showing up any time after school on October 31st and go until you turn off your lights. Neighborhoods vary in participation. Some parents, especially those with younger children, prefer the set times and safety that businesses offer with their alternative trick-or-treat options.

What is there to do in the Twin Cities in the fall?

10 Things to Do in Minnesota This Fall

• Visit A Pumpkin Patch. Visit A Pumpkin Patch.
• Pick Your Own Apples. Dozens of Minnesota apple orchards are open to pickers in the fall.
• Visit a Museum. Visit a Museum.
• Take a Drive.
• See a Show.
• Sip the Local Flavors.
• Cheer for the Home Team.
• Attend a Harvest Festival.

What time is trick or treating in Brooklyn Park MN?

October 31, 2019 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm For all kids up to age 14 – must have parent or guardian.

What time do kids trick-or-treat in MN?

As far as when trick-or-treating starts and ends, you can usually expect the costumed youngsters to show up at your door around sunset — between 5:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Most kids will likely wrap up their trick-or-treating by 8 p.m., however, some older kids may go until 9 p.m. It is worth noting that there are curfew …

Where can I go trick-or-treating in Minnesota?

The Best Places To Trick-Or-Treat In Minneapolis On Halloween, Indoors and Out

• Big Thrill Factory. Giphy.
• Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Giphy.
• Mall of America. Giphy.
• Minneapolis Parks. Giphy.
• The Fulton Neighborhood. Giphy.
• The Linden Hills Neighborhood. Giphy.
• Rosedale Center. Giphy.

What is there to do in Minneapolis in October?

Have a Gourd Time With the Top Minneapolis Fall Activities

• Twin Cities Harvest Festival & Maze.
• Parking Lot Pumpkin Bingo.
• Painting in the Park: Fall Themes.
• ValleySCARE: The Great Pumpkin Fest.
• Farmer Ken & Jan’s Pumpkin Patch Trolley.
• Minnesota Zoo Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular.
• Trunk or Treat.
• Anoka Halloween.

When are the Twin Cities’ biggest Halloween costume contests returning?

One of the Twin Cities’ biggest costume contests is returning to First Avenue on Oct. 31 — with a prize of $1,000 on the line. But there are a few changes you should know about before walking in with your winning costume.

Do you have to wear a mask at Twin Cities Horror Festival?

There’s a costume contest dedicated to participants — so be sure to dress up! Neither events require face coverings or proof of vaccination, but do encourage social distancing and masks (costume and medical)! The Twin Cities Horror Festival is returning for their 10th year of horror-themed, live-performance art.

Are there any non-Halloween events in Minneapolis?

Here’s a non-Halloween event for you. World-traveling DJ Tiesto is coming to the Armory in downtown Minneapolis on Oct. 30, and he’s bringing a whole lot of confetti, colorful lights and tunes with him.

Is there a costume contest at First Avenue?

Our annual costume contest can’t be missed, so First Avenue has reconfigured the classic Halloween night out with seated tables, timed entry, and safe costume contest entry. A very limited number of group and individual tickets will be sold for the event.