Detroit Halloween Parties, Events and Parades in 2024

Nightmare on Woodward - Detroit, MI - Oct 26, 2019

Pumpkin Patch & Halloween Parade - Birmingham, MI - Oct 27, 2019
Canceled for 2020, look for their return in 2021! Normally: Head to the annual Pumpkin Patch from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. for children’s activities and live entertainment. Dress your children in their Halloween costumes and let the fun begin! The Pumpkin Patch event is hosted by the Junior League of Birmingham. Stick around to march in the annual Birmingham Halloween Parade hosted by the Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber at 4 p.m. at the corner of Bates and Martin near Shain Park. Cider and seasonal treats will be served after the parade.

Halloween Stroll at Canterbury Village - Lake Orion, MI - Oct 7 to Oct 30, 2022
Stroll through multiple encounters with live characters along a path lit by orange glowing lamp posts and hand-carved jack-o’-lanterns, with 13 stations for trick or treating along the stroll and numerous exciting displays to see, as well as hot chocolate, snacks and local food trucks (and the creepy tunes on the C Pub patio) at the end of the stroll.

Halloween Hoot – The Four Foot Halloween Party - Rochester, MI - Oct 21 to Oct 23, 2022
Trail will be transformed for Halloween

Monster’s Ball Detroit - Detroit, MI - Oct 22, 2022

Garden of Evil - Detroit, MI - Oct 29, 2022
Join thousands of Metro Detroit’s sexiest ghouls and goblins and take your Halloween celebration to a whole new level at Michigan’s most anticipated Halloween event! DJs, performers and entertainers, tricks and treats, VIP areas and more!

Halloween at the Farmer’s Market - Birmingham, MI - Oct 30, 2022
Head to the final Farmers Market of the season, and celebrate Halloween with kids activities including pumpkin decorating, straw bales for climbing and a sweet treat from vendors. Costumes encouraged!

Halloween Treat Parade - Ann Arbor, MI - Oct 30, 2022
Main Street Area Association is delighted to present this favorite downtown tradition with the help of over 70 participating businesses! Restaurants, retail shops, banks and offices will all be ready to hand out sweet treats and maybe a few tricks to the hundreds of costumed characters and their grown-ups on Halloween, plus preschoolers can enjoy a party at Ann Arbor’s downtown library branch