Halloween is just around the corner and there are plenty of family-friendly ways to celebrate. Whether you’re searching for a spooky day out, some creative community fun or an opportunity to show off your favourite costume, these coming events are helping bring the Halloween spirit to life this October.
Get crafty at the Halloween Themed Home Makers Swap
Old Peet Office, Corner Bransen Street and Homestead Drive, Flagstone
Families looking for a low-key way to kick off Halloween can head to the Halloween Themed Home Makers Swap on Sunday 11 October. Locals are encouraged to bring along handmade, home-baked or homegrown items to swap, with a Halloween theme adding some extra spooky fun. Children can join the dedicated kids’ swap table, making it a great opportunity to get creative and meet other local families.
Enjoy a spooky evening at the Flagstone Twilight Markets
Poinciana Drive, Flagstone
The monthly Flagstone Twilight Markets are embracing Halloween with a special “Spooktacular” edition on Saturday 31 October. Expect a family-friendly atmosphere filled with local stalls, food vendors and entertainment. It’s the perfect excuse to throw on a costume, grab a bite to eat and soak up the Halloween spirit with the community.
Dance the afternoon away at the Halloween Disco
Johanna Street and Honora Street, Jimboomba
Dress up in your best Halloween costume and head along to the Halloween Disco at Jimboomba Community & District Hall on Saturday 31 October. Hosted by Scenic Rim Rotaract, the event will feature dancing, games, creepy crafts, prizes and plenty of sweet treats. Designed with families in mind, it’s a fun way for children to enjoy Halloween festivities with friends.
Brave the haunted house at Jimboomba Tavern
Corner Mount Lindesay Highway and Cusack Lane, Jimboomba
For families wanting an action-packed Halloween night, Halloween at Jimboomba Tavern has plenty on offer. The venue is transforming part of the tavern into a haunted house and will also host a colouring competition, zombie freeze game, piñata, Halloween activities, lolly bags and a best-dressed costume runway. There will be enough entertainment to keep the whole family busy all evening.
Whether your family prefers crafting, dancing, markets or a few friendly frights, these local events prove you don’t have to travel far to enjoy a spooktacular Halloween this October.
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