halloween 2021

Every year, the tiny Michigan town of Shepherd gathers together for an incredible Halloween tradition

Like everything else in 2021, Halloween is going to be under a microscope. And here's the question, how to be creative and amusing, and not offend anyone. That's probably impossible, so we'll look at some reasonable ideas.

From objects randomly floating or BURSTING INTO FLAME to Anna Rhodes, who is apparently Michigan's oldest ghost, there are a lot of stories surrounding Dice Road.

Good luck topping this Ohio man's homemade Halloween decoration. Home Depot's 12-foot skeleton has NOTHING on Alan Perkins.

DreadShow depicts a dark, real-life journey in which guests will not only encounter evil forces prowling just beyond the veil, but also the horrors of the human condition.

The historical buildings at the Celery Flats will be open with crafts and historical demonstrations like rope making, glass blowing, and blacksmiths, as well as an activity at the cemetery to learn about early Portage settlers.

From creepy and scary to funny and silly, there’s a skeleton for every taste! And with them is an entire month of silly, spooky, and outright fun. Tour downtown all month long checking out 65+ skeletons in wild and wacky poses.