Seasonal Guide

Halloween Events & Fall Festivals

Haunted houses, fall festivals and trick-or-treat plans around the River Valley.

Fall 2026River Valley and nearby

Fall around the River Valley does not happen in one place. One weekend is a downtown festival and a hay ride; the next is costumes, candy and a haunted trail after dark.

Use this Guide to figure out which fall and Halloween events are worth building a day around. It focuses on the bigger festivals, family Halloween nights, local haunts and a few trips worth the drive, with enough detail to help you choose.

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Family Fun

Family Fun

Kid-friendly events and candy routes.

Kid-friendly events, trunk-or-treats and more.

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Haunted & Spooky

Haunted & Spooky

Haunts and darker nights.

Haunted houses and scarier nighttime plans.

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Fall Festivals

Community days in fall.

Seasonal events and community celebrations.

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Friday and Saturday at a glance.

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Halloween Weekend Planner

Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, which means the River Valley gets a full Friday-and-Saturday run-up instead of trying to squeeze everything into a weeknight. You are going to have to choose. Several of the strongest family events overlap.

Friday, Oct. 30

Friday, Oct. 30

Sharp Gaming Trunk or Treat

4–8 p.m. · 923 S. Louisville St., Fort Smith · Free

An early candy stop with more than 10 trunks. All ages are welcome.
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Friday, Oct. 30

Fall Festival at the Arkansas Center for the Creative Arts

Starts at 5 p.m. · 1101 Riverfront Drive, Fort Smith · Free

Carnival booths, food vendors, live student and staff performances and trunk-or-treating fill the evening. Check the organizer’s latest update before making late-evening plans; closing times differ between its post and flyer.
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Friday, Oct. 30

Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics

8:45 p.m. · U.S. Marshals Museum · Prices vary; check current tickets

A string quartet under candlelight, with a Halloween-heavy program that pulls from film and pop-culture favorites alongside classical pieces. The concert runs about an hour. Guests must be at least 8; anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Good fit for: date night, older kids who like music, or anyone who wants Halloween atmosphere without a haunted house.
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Friday, Oct. 30 · after dark

Friday after dark

Four more options keep Friday going after the earlier plans. Pick the kind of spooky night you want, then find the full details in Haunted & Spooky below.
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Friday, Oct. 30 · after dark

Extreme Light Shows

6:30–10 p.m. · 8005 Bridgewood Ln., Fort Smith

Synchronized Halloween lights and music make this the lower-scare choice. Tune the car radio to 103.1 FM.
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Friday, Oct. 30 · after dark

Asylum X / Xenophobia

6 p.m.–midnight · $20 Asylum X · $15 Xenophobia · $35 bundle

Choose the indoor haunted-house walkthrough, the outdoor tactical-style haunt, or do both.
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Friday, Oct. 30 · after dark

Hackett’s House of the Damned

7 p.m.–midnight · Hackett · $20 · Cash, Cash App or Venmo

A local haunted-house fundraiser with live scare actors, special effects and themed rooms.
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Friday, Oct. 30 · after dark

River Valley Nightmare

Gates 7 p.m. · Trail 8 p.m. · Closes 11 p.m. · $20

The outdoor haunted trail runs Friday night at the Fort Smith Knights of Columbus property. The ticket booth closes at 10 p.m.; guests in line before the 11 p.m. closing time may still enter.
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Saturday, Oct. 31

Saturday, Oct. 31 · daytime

Whitney’s Race + Halloween Festival

The Bakery District

Race events begin late morning; the festival runs after the 12:30 p.m. awards through 5 p.m. at the Bakery District. This is the easiest way to make Halloween feel like an all-day event before the candy routes open around town.
Saturday, Oct. 31 + Sunday, Nov. 1

River Valley Comic Con

Kay Rodgers Park Expo Center

Celebrity guests, cosplay, free gaming, vendors and fan panels take over the Expo Center for Halloween weekend. Kids 12 and under are free.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · afternoon

The Wildflower Cafe Fall Festival

4–7 p.m. · 430 N. Main St., Mulberry

Live music, food, vendors and a trunk-or-treat fill the afternoon, with a costume contest offering a $100 prize.
Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Fall Family Fest: Lavaca

4:30–7 p.m. · First Baptist Lavaca Gym · 100 W. Main St.

Candy and activity booths fill the gym, with all ages welcome.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Ghouls on Garrison

5–7 p.m. · Garrison Avenue · Free

Downtown trick-or-treating for all ages. Main Street Fort Smith plans to share its participating-business map during event week.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Greenwood Trick or Treet Halloween Trail

5:30–8 p.m. · Bell Park

The City of Greenwood, Greenwood High School and local organizations set up stations along the Halloween Trail and hand out candy in Bell Park.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Family Fall Festival: Central City

5:30–7:30 p.m. · 12 W. Central Ave.

Games, candy, hot dogs and the annual chili cookoff at First Southern Baptist Church.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Halloween on Main: Van Buren

6–8 p.m. · Historic Main Street

Downtown businesses and participants hand out candy, with the costume competition at 7 p.m.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Alma BooFest

6–8 p.m. · Downtown Alma

Hometown Alma is organizing a downtown Halloween night with businesses, churches and community groups taking part. The current announcement uses Downtown Alma as the location without a more specific street footprint.
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Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Sugar Llamas Fort Smith Trunk or Treat

Around 6 p.m. · 8399 Rogers Ave. · Free

Sugar Llamas says the parking-lot trunk-or-treat will start as it gets dark, around 6 p.m., with neighboring shopping-center businesses joining in. The shop will have Halloween activities during the day.
Saturday, Oct. 31 · candy time

Cars & Candy: Fort Smith

7–9 p.m. · Central Mall parking lot · Free

Cars, decorated trunks and candy in the mall parking lot. This is a straightforward trunk-or-treat option for families who want to stay in Fort Smith later in the evening.
Saturday night · Oct. 31

River Valley Nightmare

Gates open at 7 p.m., the haunted trail starts at 8 p.m. and the evening closes at 11 p.m.
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Saturday night · Oct. 31

Asylum X / Xenophobia

Asylum X / Xenophobia runs until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Featured Events · Big community days

Fall Festivals & Community Favorites

Downtown Fort Smith

Fort Smith Fall Festival

This is less one festival site than a downtown-wide fall day. More than 80 living-history reenactors are planned at the National Historic Site, along with infantry, cavalry and cannon demonstrations. Around downtown, participating museums and attractions add open houses, kids activities, vendors, food and free shuttle service.

At Pendergraft Park, the Kids Zone runs 10 a.m.–4 p.m. The Farmers Market starts earlier at 7 a.m. and adds its own fall-festival extras.

RAM’s free Fall Family Day runs 10 a.m.–3 p.m. at 1601 Rogers Ave. Crafts begin at 10:30, with hot dogs from 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. while supplies last. The museum also has games and a free city trolley.

When

Saturday, Oct. 24

10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Good to know

Wear shoes you are willing to walk in. The shuttle helps, but there is enough spread across downtown that this works better as a day out than a quick stop.

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Saturday, Oct. 24

10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Good fit for

younger kids, families who want everything in one park, and anyone who prefers a smaller community festival over a downtown-wide event.

More around the River Valley

More Fall Events Worth Knowing About

Not every fall plan needs to take over the whole day. These are smaller one-off events worth having on the radar.

Janet Huckabee Arkansas River Valley Nature Center

Family Bonfire Night

Friday, Oct. 16 · 6–8:30 p.m.

Bring lawn chairs, blankets and roasting sticks for an evening around the bonfire with s’mores at the Nature Center.

Admission Free

Good to know No registration required.

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Nature Center · 8300 Wells Lake Rd., Fort Smith

Little Ones & Loved Ones: Harvest Happiness

Tuesday, Oct. 20 · 9 a.m.–noon

A fall morning at the Nature Center geared toward ages 2–5 and their grown-ups.

Admission Free

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Cedarville Schools campus

Cedarville Zombie Fun Run 5K & 1 Mile

Saturday, Oct. 24 · 5K at 4 p.m. · 1 mile at 4:30 p.m.

Runners move through infected zones while trying to keep their flags, and every participant gets a medal. The event benefits the Cedarville Basketball Program.

Admission 5K $25 · 1 mile $20

430 N. Main St., Mulberry

The Wildflower Cafe Fall Festival

Saturday, Oct. 31 · 4–7 p.m.

Live music, food, vendors and a trunk-or-treat fill the afternoon, with a $100 prize for the costume-contest winner.

Kay Rodgers Park Expo Center

River Valley Comic Con

Oct. 31–Nov. 1

A two-day fan convention with celebrity guests, cosplay, free gaming, vendors and panels.

Admission Tickets required · ages 12 and under free

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Candy, costumes and easier stops

Trick-or-Treat & Family Halloween

There are enough family Halloween events this year that the hardest part may be deciding which side of the River Valley you want to be on.

9501 Black Bear Trail, Fort Smith

Halloween Trunk-or-Treat at Fort Smith Animal Haven

Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026 · 4-6 p.m. Central

Fort Smith Animal Haven’s trunk-or-treat includes candy, snacks, games and a costume contest for kids and adults at 5:30 p.m. You can also meet adoptable dogs and cats and learn about volunteering or fostering.

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227 Fort St., Barling

Riverstone Realty / SWBC Mortgage Trunk or Treat

Thursday, Oct. 22 · 4–7 p.m.

A Thursday trunk-or-treat with candy and games at Riverstone Realty and SWBC Mortgage. Bring a costume.

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Cavanaugh Park, Fort Smith

Cavanaugh PTA Fall Festival

Friday, Oct. 23 · 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Games, a petting zoo, a hayride and a silent auction make this a Friday evening at Cavanaugh Park. There are prizes and a photo opportunity, too.

Good to know The $10 armband covers games and inflatables. Food is sold separately.

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Creekmore Park, Fort Smith

Fort Smith Halloween Express

Friday, Oct. 23 · 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Fort Smith Parks & Recreation brings Halloween Express to Creekmore Park for a free Friday evening.

Admission Free

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JKC Cellars · 7709 Ellis St., Fort Smith

Teal Pumpkin Halloween Bash

Saturday, Oct. 24 · 2–4 p.m.

Allergy-friendly candy and non-food treats give families another way to celebrate. Games and dancing are part of the afternoon.

Admission Free

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3928 Industrial Park Rd., Van Buren

The Blossoms at Bethesda Church Trunk or Treat

Saturday, Oct. 24 · 5–8 p.m.

A week before Halloween, The Blossoms is hosting a family trunk-or-treat at Bethesda Church with candy, Kona Ice, hot dogs, show cars, games and community activities. The flyer also invites decorated cars and vendors to join the event.

Admission Free

Why choose it you want an earlier family Halloween night and do not want to wait until Oct. 31.

Lowe’s of Van Buren · 2120 Fayetteville Rd.

River Valley Misfit Jeeps Trunk or Treat

Saturday, Oct. 24 · 7–9 p.m.

Decorated Jeeps, candy and costumes take over the Lowe’s parking lot for an earlier family Halloween stop.

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St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church · 2701 Old Greenwood Rd., Fort Smith

St. Bart’s Fall Festival

Sunday, Oct. 25 · 3–6 p.m.

Trunk-or-treating, a petting zoo, a bounce castle and slide, and face painting fill the afternoon. A separate spooky feature is inside the church, with hot-dog and snow-cone carts on site.

Admission Free admission

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900 N. Waldron Rd., Fort Smith

West-Ark Trunk or Treat Fest

Sunday, Oct. 25 · 5–7 p.m.

A free Sunday-evening trunk-or-treat at West-Ark.

Admission Free

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923 S. Louisville St., Fort Smith

Sharp Gaming Trunk or Treat

Friday, Oct. 30 · 4–8 p.m.

More than 10 trunks make this an early candy stop the night before Halloween. All ages are welcome.

Admission Free

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First Baptist Lavaca Gym · 100 W. Main St.

Fall Family Fest at First Baptist Lavaca

Saturday, Oct. 31 · 4:30–7 p.m.

Candy and activity booths fill the gym for an all-ages Halloween evening in Lavaca.

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Garrison Avenue, downtown Fort Smith

Ghouls on Garrison

Saturday, Oct. 31 · 5–7 p.m.

Main Street Fort Smith’s downtown trick-or-treating is open to all ages.

Admission Free

Good to know Watch Main Street Fort Smith during event week for its participating-business map.

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Bell Park

Greenwood Trick or Treet Halloween Trail

Oct. 31 · 5:30–8 p.m.

This one is built around the candy route itself. Greenwood High School, the city, businesses, churches and community groups line the Halloween Trail with stations for families.

Why choose it you want one organized place to trick-or-treat instead of driving neighborhood to neighborhood.

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First Southern Baptist Church · 12 W. Central Ave.

Family Fall Festival in Central City

Saturday, Oct. 31 · 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Games, candy and hot dogs are part of the church’s Halloween evening. The annual chili cookoff gives the gathering another reason to linger.

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Downtown Van Buren

Halloween on Main

Oct. 31 · 6–8 p.m.

A Main Street Halloween night with candy and a 7 p.m. costume competition.

Admission Free

Why choose it you like the feel of downtown Van Buren and want a traditional Halloween-night event.

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Downtown Alma

Alma BooFest

Oct. 31 · 6–8 p.m.

Hometown Alma is organizing a downtown Halloween night with local businesses, churches and community groups taking part.

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Sugar Llamas Fort Smith Trunk or Treat

Oct. 31 · around 6 p.m.

Sugar Llamas confirmed the trunk-or-treat will start as it gets dark, around 6 p.m., with other businesses in the shopping center joining in. The shop will have Halloween activities during the day.

Admission Free

Central Mall, Fort Smith

Cars & Candy

Oct. 31 · 7–9 p.m.

Fort Smith PPC brings the cars; the trunks bring the candy. The event is set up in the Central Mall parking lot, making it one of the later family options on Halloween night.

Admission Free

Why choose it cars are part of the fun, or you need a Fort Smith option after 7.

For the scares

Haunted & Spooky

Fort Smith Knights of Columbus property

River Valley Nightmare

River Valley Nightmare is the local outdoor haunt. The main attraction is a long wooded haunted trail at the Fort Smith Knights of Columbus property, backed up by live entertainment, food and drinks around the grounds.

The event is marketed for a broad audience, but do not read “family-friendly” as “not scary.” It is still a haunted attraction built around startles, actors and a dark outdoor trail. Use your own judgment with younger kids.

When

Oct. 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30 & 31

Gates 7 p.m. · Trail 8 p.m. · Closes 11 p.m.

Cost

$20 general admission

Good fit for

groups, teens, older kids who genuinely like scares, and anyone who prefers an outdoor haunt.

Good to know

The ticket booth closes at 10 p.m. The organizer says guests in line before the 11 p.m. closing time may still enter the attraction.

When

Fridays & Saturdays through Nov. 7

6 p.m.–midnight

Cost

$20 for Asylum X
$15 for Xenophobia
$35 for the Double Haunt Bundle, which also includes access to the Crawford Museum of Paranormal Oddities & Curious Curiosities

Good fit for

people who want the scare to be the whole night rather than one stop in a larger festival.

When

Nightly through Oct. 31

Time

Sunday–Thursday, 6:30–9 p.m.
Friday–Saturday, 6:30–10 p.m.

Good to know

Tune to 103.1 FM, keep the car radio low, use parking lights when possible and do not block neighborhood driveways.

When

Fridays & Saturdays in October

Time

7 p.m.–midnight

Cost

$20 per person · Cash, Cash App or Venmo

Good fit for

groups looking for a straightforward local haunted-house night.

Good to know

Confirm the address with the organizer before traveling: a newer post lists 400 W Hwy, which conflicts with the 9670 AR-10 address shown here.

When

Oct. 22, 23 & 29

5:30–9:30 p.m.

Cost

$100 + $2.50 ticket fee

Tickets

Oct. 29 is sold out. Check the Museum’s ticket page for Oct. 22 and 23 availability.

Evening plans

Halloween for Adults & Date Night

Not every October plan needs a candy bucket.

Fort Smith Regional Art Museum

Spooky Soirée: Diabolical Disco

Saturday, Oct. 17 · 6–8 p.m.

RAM gives this costume night a 1970s theme, with food, drinks and a cakewalk.

Admission Free for members · $10 nonmember guests

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Fort Smith Convention Center

MISBOOHAVE RAVE

Friday, Oct. 23 · doors 5 p.m. · show 6 p.m.

DJs, vendors and a costume contest take over the Convention Center for an 18+ Halloween night. Guests must be 21+ to drink.

Good to know Costume-contest prizes are $200 for first, $100 for second and three tickets to the next show for third.

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Miss Laura’s Brothel Museum

3rd Annual Radium Girls Paint & Sip

Thursday, Oct. 29 · 6–9 p.m.

A 21+ paint-and-sip at Miss Laura’s where guests turn a wine bottle into a painted light piece with a fairy-light cork. The current event encourages 1920s-inspired attire.

Admission $55

Good to know Bring ID and a physical ticket; both are required for entry.

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U.S. Marshals Museum

Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics

Friday, Oct. 30 · 8:45 p.m.

A one-hour string-quartet concert by candlelight with a Halloween program that moves from Danse Macabre and Night on Bald Mountain into recognizable themes from Halloween, The Addams Family, Ghostbusters, The Nightmare Before Christmas and more.

Admission Prices vary; check current tickets

Good to know Doors open 45 minutes early, and late arrivals are not permitted. Ages 8+, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult.

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Bonneville House · 318 N. 7th St.

Mayhem Ghost Hunt & History Tour

Oct. 22, 23 & 29 · 5:30–9:30 p.m.

An adults-only Museum evening with a hayride, dinner and local ghost history. Oct. 29 is sold out; check the Oct. 22 and 23 sessions before making plans.

Admission $100 + $2.50 ticket fee

Check Oct. 22 & 23 tickets

Worth the Drive

If you’re up for a longer drive, these are the Halloween destinations worth knowing about.

Muskogee, Oklahoma

Haunted Castle Halloween Festival: Muskogee

The Castle of Muskogee turns the property into a full Halloween village with multiple haunted attractions, food, shops and live entertainment. The draw here is range: you can make the trip with a family group and stick to lighter options, or build the night around the more intense haunts.

Family-side attractions include options such as the Haunted Hayride and other lower-scare experiences; the harder haunts go considerably further.

When

Fridays & Saturdays through Oct. 31

5:30–11 p.m.

Why it is worth the drive

This is not one haunted house. It is an entire Halloween destination you can spend the evening exploring.

When

Oct. 24–25 & 29–31

Cost

$19.99 general plus tax
$14.99 members plus tax
Ages 2 and under: free
Online reservations required

Why it is worth the drive

If your kids want Halloween but not a serious haunted attraction, this is a full destination built for that middle ground.

Good to know

Haunted Train rides cost an extra $5 for ages 1 and older, payable at the event. Creepy Carousel rides are included only with an Adventure Pass or donor-level membership.

When

Thursday, Oct. 29

Overall event: 5:30–8:30 p.m.

Cost

Free

Why it is worth the drive

It turns trick-or-treating into a multi-museum night instead of one attraction.

Good to know

Museum hours differ: Mosaic Templars Cultural Center lists 5–8 p.m. Check each participating museum before planning your stops.

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This Guide is intentionally selective. If you want the church trunk-or-treats, one-night activities, late announcements and everything else we have verified, head to the Sweet Home River Valley Calendar.

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Practical answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What Halloween events are happening in Fort Smith in 2026?

Fort Smith highlights include Whitney’s Race + Halloween Festival, Extreme Light Shows, River Valley Nightmare, Asylum X / Xenophobia, River Valley Comic Con, Halloween Express, the Community School of the Arts Fall Festival and Candlelight. Ghouls on Garrison runs 5–7 p.m. on Halloween along Garrison Avenue.

Where can kids trick-or-treat around Fort Smith and the River Valley?

Organized options include Greenwood’s Halloween Trail, Halloween on Main in Van Buren, Ghouls on Garrison in Fort Smith and Alma BooFest. Lavaca’s Fall Family Fest and Central City’s Family Fall Festival add two smaller-community stops on Halloween.

What are the biggest fall festivals near Fort Smith?

Fort Smith Fall Festival and Greenwood Fall Festival are the remaining community-festival anchors in this Guide.

Are there haunted houses around Fort Smith?

River Valley Nightmare offers an outdoor haunted trail in Fort Smith, Shady Slaughters has Asylum X and Xenophobia, and Hackett’s House of the Damned runs Friday and Saturday nights in October. Extreme Light Shows is a lower-scare alternative.

What family Halloween events are free?

Free options include Halloween on Main, Ghouls on Garrison, Cars & Candy, The Blossoms at Bethesda Church, Sugar Llamas, Teal Pumpkin Halloween Bash, St. Bart’s Fall Festival, the Community School of the Arts Fall Festival and Little Rock’s Big Boo!seum Bash. Greenwood’s Halloween Trail has no admission charge listed.

What is happening on Halloween weekend?

Friday, Oct. 30 brings Sharp Gaming’s trunk-or-treat from 4–8 p.m., the CSA Fall Festival starting at 5 p.m. and Candlelight at 8:45 p.m. Saturday includes Whitney’s Race and festival, Wildflower Cafe from 4–7 p.m., Lavaca from 4:30–7 p.m., Ghouls on Garrison from 5–7 p.m. and Central City from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Greenwood Halloween Trail, Halloween on Main, Alma BooFest, Cars & Candy and Sugar Llamas around 6 p.m. offer more candy stops. River Valley Comic Con runs Oct. 31–Nov. 1; River Valley Nightmare and Asylum X / Xenophobia run later Saturday night.

Where are the trunk-or-treat events?

Fort Smith Animal Haven hosts a trunk-or-treat on Oct. 17, 4-6 p.m. More options include Riverstone Realty / SWBC Mortgage in Barling on Oct. 22, The Blossoms at Bethesda Church and River Valley Misfit Jeeps in Van Buren on Oct. 24, St. Bart’s and West-Ark on Oct. 25, and Sharp Gaming on Oct. 30. Cars & Candy and Sugar Llamas are Halloween-night choices; Sugar Llamas starts as it gets dark, around 6 p.m.

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Friday, Oct. 30

Sharp Gaming Trunk or Treat

Fall Festival at the Arkansas Center for the Creative Arts

Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics

Friday after dark

Extreme Light Shows

Asylum X / Xenophobia

Hackett’s House of the Damned

River Valley Nightmare

Saturday, Oct. 31

Whitney’s Race + Halloween Festival

River Valley Comic Con

The Wildflower Cafe Fall Festival

Fall Family Fest: Lavaca

Ghouls on Garrison

Greenwood Trick or Treet Halloween Trail

Family Fall Festival: Central City

Halloween on Main: Van Buren

Alma BooFest

Sugar Llamas Fort Smith Trunk or Treat

Cars & Candy: Fort Smith

River Valley Nightmare

Asylum X / Xenophobia

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