MILL VALLEY, CA — Halloween and fall festivities are underway in Mill Valley and North Bay cities and towns.
So grab your calendars, check out Patch’s annual list of fall events, and start planning.
Find trick-or-treating trails, Dia de los Muertos celebrations, fall parties, haunted houses, corn mazes, over-the-top pumpkins and more extravaganzas near you.
Find out what’s happening in Mill Valleywith free real-time updates from Patch.
Enjoy the season, and Happy Halloween, from Patch!
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Find out what’s happening in Mill Valleywith free real-time updates from Patch.
AMERICAN CANYON:
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: ABC Pumpkin Patch: Inflatables, Paint Ball and Pony Rides. With pumpkins and photo sessions.
OCT. 15: Halloween Nerf Battle: Community Center. For grades K through 6+.
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BENICIA:
OCT. 7-31: Annual Scarecrow Contest. An annual event in the center.
OCT. 22: Macabre wine walk. Dress up and sample wine and tasty bites.
OCT. 29: Halloween costume contest, trick-or-treating and critter costume contest. A fun day for kids, families and canines!
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CALISTOGA:
OCT. 30: Dr. Wilkinson’s Backyard Resort & Mineral Springs welcomes the Fog City Flea. Halloween weekend event.
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WOOD CUTTING:
OCT. 14, 21, 22, 28 and 29: Lark Theater Drive-In Halloween Movies. Lots of scary movies to choose from!
OCT. 21: Pumpkin carving dance night. With glitter show, dance and prizes, too.
OCT. 22: Family Buckaroos Dance & Shenanigans. Register early as space is limited.
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QUOTES:
OCT. 31: Candy Land – Trick-Or-Treat: La Plaza Park. Free for everyone and no registration required.
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DAVIS:
UNTIL OCTOBER. 29: Corbetts House of Horror “Fear Farm”, Zombie Paintball and Corntrail Scarecrows. “You’ll love our haunted house… to death…”
OCT. 29-30: Zombie Bike Ride and Weekend Festival. The weekend includes zombie paintball, beer party, bike ride, skydiving grand finale and comedy show.
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SAYS:
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Cool Patch Pumpkins and the World’s Largest Corne. A community where there are many activities for children.
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Silveyville Pumpkin Farm, Duck Rides and ATV Train. A great pumpkin picking destination for families.
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FAIRFAX:
OCT. 15: ‘Biketoberfest Marin’ Expo of music, beer and bicycle. With group rides, bicycle exhibitors and a magnificent climate in October in Marín.
OCT. 31: Halloween parade. A community tradition for all ages.
NOV. 6: Creation of herbal, cider and shrub vinegars. A perfect class for the fall season.
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FAIRFIELD:
OCT. 7-29: ‘Skreamz’ Halloween Haunt. “Terror on Texas” supports the Fairfield Police Activities League.
OCT. 30: ‘TANK n TREAT’: American Armory Museum. Fun night for all, plus costume contests.
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GEYSERVILLE:
OCT. 30: Autumn Colors Festival and Vintage Car Show. A pancake breakfast starts the day.
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HEALDSBURG:
OCT. 9: Pumpkins and wine. In the vineyards of the Orsi family.
OCT. 29: Farmers Market Pumpkin Festival and Halloween Costume Contest. With pumpkin decorating, costume contest, plus pumpkins on wheels!
OCT. 30: Day of the Dead Celebration: Plaza Park. Full day of music, dancing, face painting, car show, food and more.
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LARK Spur:
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Honor Pumpkin Patch: Marin Country Mart. “Locally Grown GIANT Pumpkin Display”.
OCT. 22: Not So Spooky Halloween Magic Show: Dolliver Park. Suitable for all ages.
OCT. 30: Halloween Festival, Trick-or-Treating and Costume Contest: Marin Country Mart. Trick or treat at local stores.
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MILL VALLEY:
OCT. 28: Downtown Halloween and Trunk-Or-Treat. Don’t forget your costume!
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MONTE RIO:
OCT. 12, 19 and 26: Film series ‘Fright Night’: Teatro Monte Rio. Screenings for a limited time on Wednesdays in October.
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NAPA:
OCT. 28: Trunk-or-Treat. The annual event returns to Queen of the Valley.
OCT. 29: Seasonal Family Fall Festival. Featuring carnival games, bounce house, Halloween crafts and pet costume contest at the Meritage Resort.
OCT. 29: Hometown Halloween Trick-or-Treat. At Oxbow Commons.
OCT. 29-31: ‘Evil Vines Cemetery’ Halloween Yard Haunt. Trick or treating scheduled for October 31st.
OCT. 30: Spectacular visit to the Tulocay cemetery. Sold out.
OCT. 30: Howl-oween Yappy Hour. Four-legged fun at the Carneros Resort and Spa.
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Rookie:
OCT. 22: Free and not so scary Halloween magic show. Halloween fun suitable for all ages.
OCT. 23: Halloween Craft Fair. Trick or treat, too.
OCT. 29: Halloween Safe Trick-or-Treat. Treat your little ghosts and goblins to the downtown event.
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Grossi Family Farm Pumpkin Patch, Hay Maze and children’s fun. Farm animals, face painting, corn hole, hay pyramid and more.
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PENNGROVE:
OCT. 29: Benefit dinner of polenta and stew. The perfect fall lunch and hosted by the Penngrove Social Firefighters.
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PETALUMA:
OCTOBER: Tolay Autumn Festival. Canceled for 2022.
OCT. 21: Movie ‘Hocus Pocus’ in the park. And the Lucchesi Park.
OCT. 22: Cemetery Tour with Petalumans of yore: Cypress Hill Cemetery. Take a guided tour through history.
OCT. 29: Witches and Wizards Parade on the Water: The Petaluma Houseboat. “A thrilling afternoon of rowing, pedaling, rowing and pedal boating.”
UNTIL OCTOBER. 30: Mickelson Pumpkin Patch, Hay Maze and Pony Rides. Take a ride on the “Cereal Train”, participate in paintball, the jump zone and more.
OCT. 31: Trick or treat route. “Gather your little ghosts, goblins, monsters, Harry Potter, witches on broomsticks and princesses and join participating merchants downtown.”
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POINT REYES STATION:
OCT. 31: Halloween Movie Night at Toby’s Playground – Double Feature. Free screening of “Monsters Inc.” & “Fog.”
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POPE VALLEY:
OCT. 15: Harvest Festival with Paella del Reis. Beginning of the Napa Valley harvest.
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ROHNER PARK:
OCT. 23: Symphony Spooktacular & Instrument Petting Zoo: Green Music Center. A family event.
OCT. 29: Halloween Carnival & Day of the Dead Celebration. Carnival games, live performances, hypnotist, haunted maze, exotic animals, kids crafts, Day of the Dead altars and more.
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SAINT ANSELMO:
OCT. 28: Spooktacular Goblins and Halloween Trick-Or-Treat. Aimed at children under 10 years of age.
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SAN FRANCISCO:
OCT. 7 – NOVEMBER. 5: SF Mint Halloween Haunt “The Summoning” – “A combination of theater, haunted mazes and special effects.”
OCT. 20: DO: Halloween. Things get creepy at the Museum of Craft & Design.
OCT. 25: ‘Hocus Pocus’ Movie with SF Symphony Live: Davies Hall. “Experience the magic of ‘Hocus Pocus’ like never before.”
OCT. 26: Living Altars: Day of the Dead in San Francisco. In person or live.
OCT. 28: “All Hallows” Gala at the American Conservatory Theatre – Featuring a lavish dinner, live music and special guests Tony Award winner BD Wong and star Bill Pullman.
OCT. 29: Crawlween: San Francisco Halloween Pub Crawl. Over 45 bars, over 10,000 attendees, complimentary drink specials, DJs and free M Ride Party Shuttle.
OCT. 31: San Francisco Halloween Bar Crawl. The afternoon begins at Mayes Oyster House in Polk.
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SAINT RAFAEL:
OCT. 16: Free Marin Jewish Community Sukkot Festival. At the JCC with food, activities, crafts and music.
OCT. 22: Day of the Dead Car Procession. After the cruise, the cars will be on display at the Marín Multicultural Center.
OCT. 28: Caulbridge Pumpkin Trail. Tickets are limited, so act fast if you’re interested.
NOV. 4-6: Marín Arts and Crafts Exhibition. Start your holiday shopping.
NOV. 5: Day of death. Free and family-friendly event that is now 34 years old.
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SANTA ROSA:
OCT. 7-31: ‘Blind Scream’ Halloween Haunted House. “At the bottom of a dark and damp forest stands an old house in ruins and…” It’s already scary.
OCT. 28-30: Funtazmagoria and Ghostly Glow-In-The-Dark Lab: Children’s Museum of Sonoma County. Creepy, not scary!
OCT. 29: Halloween in Howarth. Sold out.
NOV. 4-6: Sonoma County Vacation Homes and Gifts Show – Fairgrounds. With food, music and a chance to start your holiday shopping.
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SAUSALITO:
OCT. 22-23 and 26-30: Goblin Jamboree: Bay Area Discovery Museum. “An absolutely fantastic Halloween celebration for the whole family.”
OCT. 31: Halloween parade, trick-or-treating, haunted house and dog costume contest. A night full of fun for all ages and pets too.
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SEBASTOPOL:
OCT. 29: Black Hatter’s Samhain Ball. “The witchiest party of the year!”
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SONOMA:
OCT. 1-30: ‘The Halloween House’ Walk-Thru Haunt. “From 2020, a must-see in Sonoma!”
OCT. 15: sugar skulls. Create and paint a unique and expressive work.
OCT. 27: The great pumpkin festival. Free with refreshments, crafts and more.
OCT. 29: Pan de Mort & Paper Flower Making. At the community center.
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SUISUN CITY:
OCT. 15-16, 22-23, 29-30: Pumpkin Patch Festival and Train Rides: Western Railway Museum. The fun includes tractor rides, hay fort, pumpkin pull and petting zoo.
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SHARK:
OCT. 29: Jeepers Jack-O-Lanterns – Halloween: Paradise Beach Park. “Join the rangers to carve a spooky Jack-O-Lantern for Halloween!”
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VACAVILLE:
OCT. 22-23: Solano County Fall Festival and Home Show. With artisans, vendors and activities for children.
OCT. 29: Howl-O-Ween Dog Parade and Costume Contest. It’s your dog’s day to shine!
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VALLEJO:
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Fright Fest – Halloween: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. It includes five terrifying shelters, three scare zones and mind-blowing entertainment.
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Halloween Nightmare Island. Go ahead and try to survive the horror of the island.
UNTIL OCTOBER. 30: Kids Boo Fest and Trick-Or-Treat Street: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. Select dates in October featuring Halloween themed animal shows and fun.
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Windsor:
OCT. 29: Day of the Dead Celebration & Procession. On the Town Green with dancing, food and children’s activities.
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WINTER:
UNTIL OCTOBER. 31: Halloween’s 15-acre “Enchanted Forest.”. “No walls to keep you in… and no walls to keep them out!”
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YOUNTVILLE:
OCT. 23: Wizards of Elixirs. Prizes for the best Halloween costumes!
OCT. 29: Halloween Carnival. A free community event.
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FOR THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO SAN FRANCISCO AREA EVENTS: SF Bay Area Halloween 2022: Trick or Treating, Haunting and Pumpkin Patches
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SEE ALSO: Oktoberfest 2022: Guide to the Most Wunderbar in the San Francisco Bay Area
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