Tallahassee Halloween & Fall Events (2026)
From trunk-or-treats and pumpkin patches to haunted trails and festivals, discover the complete guide to local Fall and Halloween events across Tallahassee.
From trunk-or-treats and pumpkin patches to haunted trails and festivals, discover the complete guide to local Fall and Halloween events across Tallahassee.
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From trunk-or-treats and pumpkin patches to haunted trails and festivals, discover the complete guide to local Fall and Halloween events across Tallahassee.
The Tucker Center turns into a Halloween stop for families with trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, games, music and a costume contest. Free; come dressed up.
The Tuvan trio Alash, masters of throat singing that produces several pitches at once, plays Goodwood for Opening Nights. Their sound blends traditional techniq...
The Friends of Maclay Gardens' signature fall night brings live music from the Thursday Night Music Club and Rodney Jordan and Band to the park. Bring chairs, b...
A guide leads a flashlight walk through the museum's trails after dark to meet the nocturnal residents, with one up-close animal encounter. Tickets are $14-16 a...
The Saturday market under the oaks downtown brings local artists, craft makers and food trucks to Ponce de Leon Park. Good stop before an afternoon of homecomin...
FSU's theatre students close out their run of the cheerleading musical this weekend at the Fallon. The show, with music by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tom Kitt, foll...
The Tallahassee Museum's annual grown-ups-only Halloween fundraiser pairs tastings from 20-plus local restaurants with an open bar and live music from Top Shelf...
The Greek Orthodox parish off Phillips Road throws its two-day food festival for the 40-somethingth year, with gyros, moussaka, spanakopita and a long table of...
Oakland Cemetery sits under a heavy cover of live oaks and Spanish moss near Brevard and North Bronough streets. It's Tallahassee's oldest public burial ground. Among its 19th-century headstones and sunken family plots is one of the strangest things in the capital: a heavy stone vault with an onion dome on top, the kind you'd expect to see on a...