Springfield News & Updates

A local Halloween attraction, Demented FX, has had its exhibit closed by Holyoke officials. The attraction is located in Springfield, MA 01104.

A Halloween horror film screening is being held to raise funds. The event promises scares for attendees who find other options too tame or too frightening.

George Rogers Clark Park will host Springfield's Halloween celebration this year. The event will include a food truck and trick-or-treating opportunities for attendees.

Homes throughout Clark and Champaign counties are decorated with colorful Halloween-themed colors and creatures. Pumpkins and skeletons are also featured in the displays.

Experience multi-scene haunted schoolhouses, a Monster Midway, and various themed events. Ghost tours and holiday-themed haunts are also available for a frightful time.

WAND TV has compiled a comprehensive calendar of fall and Halloween-themed events happening around the central Illinois area. This list includes various activities and trick-or-treat times for the season.

A list of trunk-or-treats and other Halloween and fall events happening around central Illinois is available. This guide is for candy collectors looking for seasonal activities.

Spirit Halloween has released its top costume trends for the season, including "Off Campus" and "Toy." This information is relevant for those in Springfield, MO.

The Animal Protective League's Boo Bark Howl-o-ween event is scheduled for October 10 in Springfield. The party will feature costume contests and dog games to benefit animals.

Springfield City Hall will host its annual City Hall-O-Ween event on Friday, Oct. 30. Attendees can enjoy indoor trick-or-treating and Halloween fun.

The Springfield Museums are hosting a Halloween at the Museums event. This event is part of broader Halloween celebrations taking place in western Massachusetts.

Logan Riley found that when he first moved into a home in Dayton's Grafton Hill neighborhood, Halloween meant going all out with decorations. This article offers advice on how to approach fall porch decorating in a manageable way.

The Springfield Recreation Department is organizing Halloween activities and a costume contest as part of Fallapalooza. This event promises family fun for the community.

The spooky season is officially here with a variety of Halloween events scheduled throughout October in Springfield. Residents can look forward to numerous seasonal activities.

Explore the historic Tomseth House on Friday and Saturday nights from October 9th through Halloween. Additionally, hayrides will be available from October 15th to 17th.

Visitors can experience New Salem by candlelight throughout October, offering a spooky and historic Halloween event. The popular Candlelight Walk has been expanded to three weekends.

Carter Brothers Haunted Hayrides in Springfield aims to bring scares back to Halloween this year. The area offers various Halloween parades and haunted houses for seasonal fun.

Explore The Simpsons' "Treehouse of Horror" episodes, including "Halloween of Horror." These episodes are part of Springfield's annual Halloween tradition.

The October Art Walk is gearing up for the Halloween season in Downtown Springfield. The event will feature 26 venues and art pop-ups in vacant downtown spaces.

Get into the spirit of the season with a family-friendly event in Springfield. You can purchase pumpkins for fall decorating and Halloween carving, alongside food trucks and vendors.

The Springfield Sun is hosting a "Spooktacular Coloring Contest" for the Halloween season. This event encourages community participation in a fun, seasonal activity.

Spookapalooza, a free Halloween and Fall Festival, is happening on October 17th at 1930 W Catalpa in Springfield, MO. The event includes a community garage sale and swap meet.

Spirit Halloween is opening its seasonal stores, with one location in West Springfield at 935 Riverdale Street. These stores typically occupy empty retail spaces each fall to sell Halloween costumes and decorations.

The annual Halloween special, 'Treehouse of Horror XXXVII,' is set to air on Fox. This year's episode transforms Springfield into 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' with characters reimagined as iconic figures from the film.

The highly anticipated Halloween special, 'Treehouse of Horror XXXVII,' will broadcast on Fox this Sunday, October 25th. The episode promises a variety of spooky segments, including supernatural marital issues and a Nightmare Before Christmas theme.

The Northampton Police Department is selling Halloween-themed police patches. These patches are available for purchase by the public.

The Northampton Police Department is selling Halloween-themed police patches. Proceeds from the patch sales will go towards supporting the department.

Springfield will host numerous Halloween-themed events throughout October. Beyond the spooky festivities, the city also offers history lessons and a Route 66 conference.

The highly anticipated yearly Squishmallows Halloween collection has just been released. These popular items are expected to sell out quickly, much like candy during trick-or-treating.

The Belchertown 4-H Trunk or Treat is scheduled for Saturday, October 17th, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. This event takes place at the Belchertown Common and costs $3 per child, with proceeds benefiting the 4-H program.

The Springfield Sun is hosting a Halloween-themed coloring contest this season. Each week, a new image will be featured for participants to color.

Willamalane's Haunted Hayride in Springfield is celebrating its 30th anniversary this October. The popular attraction offers rides through the orchards of Dorris Ranch.

Payne Chevrolet is celebrating a decade of Halloween fun with its annual "Truck or Treat" event. This free family-friendly Halloween event is returning this year.

Spirit Halloween stores are set to open in multiple Northern Virginia locations, including Springfield. This marks the start of the spooky season with new retail options.

Candlelight is presenting 'A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics' at various venues. This event reimagines iconic Halloween melodies through live music performances.

Kings Island's popular Halloween Haunt event is now open, offering a variety of frightening attractions and experiences. This attraction is a major draw for those seeking Halloween thrills.

Springfield's own pumpkin carver, Mike Brown, is returning to compete on Food Network's "Halloween Wars." Viewers can tune in to watch him showcase his skills on the show, which airs Sundays at 8 p.m. Central.

Kings Island will host a family-friendly Halloween event alongside its popular Halloween Haunt. This event is designed for younger family members and opens on September 27th.

Christophe Waggoner noticed some children lacked Halloween costumes while trick-or-treating one year. This inspired his mission to ensure every kid has a Halloween costume.

Springfield's Animal Protective League is hosting a "Boo Bark Howl-o-ween" event for dogs and their families on October 10th. The party will feature a costume contest for the canine attendees.

Springfield designer Mike Brown will compete on Food Network's "Halloween Wars." He is a returning contestant who previously won Season 7 of the competition.

Jack in the Box is offering a "Treehouse of Horror" themed menu for a limited time. This "monstrous menu" includes a "Munchie Meal of Horror" to celebrate Halloween.

A Springfield local will be competing on the upcoming season of Food Network's "Halloween Wars." Mike Brown is part of a team aiming for victory in the popular Halloween-themed baking competition.

A Springfield local is set to compete on Food Network's "Halloween Wars." The article mentions that Mike Brown will be part of a team on the show.

A Springfield local is featured on Food Network's "Halloween Wars." The YouTube link provides a video about this local competitor.