Stay informed about the latest events and activities in Lafayette
Cajun Clean Express Wash in Lafayette is bringing back its Haunted Car Wash for Halloween 2026. The attraction features scare actors, jump scares, and fog for a spooky experience.
Two Lafayette restaurants, Mercy Kitchen and Pamplona, are embracing Halloween with themed cocktails, decorations, and events for adults. These spots are offering a more mature way to celebrate the spooky season.
October in Acadiana features numerous fall festivals celebrating culture and Halloween fun across the region. Lafayette will host events with live music and family-friendly activities leading up to Halloween.
Halloween candy prices have increased, impacting popular treats like Sour Patch Kids, KitKat, Skittles, and Reese's. This article discusses the reasons behind the rising cost of Halloween candy.
Carol shares creative gardening tips for a spooky Halloween theme in your yard. These 'Spooky Sprouts' ideas are perfect for celebrating the season.
Local libraries are gearing up for Halloween with a variety of free family events. These activities aim to bring the community together to celebrate the spooky season.
The Monster Munch Halloween Festival invites attendees to come in costume and celebrate the spooky season. The event will feature food trucks, local vendors, and a special kids' costume parade.
The Bayou Bloodfest Horror Convention is scheduled for November 2026, offering horror fans an extended opportunity to experience scares. While not directly on Halloween, it provides a post-holiday chance to indulge in the genre.
This Halloween, unusual food items are making a splash with jet-black ranch dressing and blood-red Cup Noodles. The ranch dressing even glows in the dark, making it a unique addition to any Halloween snack spread.
The Marsh House in LaFayette will host its annual Ghost Tours from October 29-31. Guests will visit the Marsh tombstones in LaFayette Cemetery before gathering around a campfire for spooky stories.
Families can celebrate Halloween at Columbian Park Zoo with the return of Boo at the Zoo. The event will feature rides, treats, and new attractions.
The popular Squishmallow Halloween collection has arrived, featuring beloved characters. This year, Hello Kitty joins the spooky fun dressed as candy corn, made from the brand's signature soft materials.
Indianapolis will be celebrating Halloween this fall with a variety of spooky activities. Expect to find treats, murder mysteries, ghost stories, and haunted shows.
Get your Halloween skeletons early while they are still on sale. Prices for these decorations tend to increase significantly in October.
The Witches Ball, the city's largest Halloween party, is returning to its original venue at The Hotel Lafayette. This marks the event's thirteenth year, bringing its unique spell back to the historic location.