With Halloween quite literally around the corner, it's just about time to make some spooky plans.
This list includes 17 events geared toward adults in Tucson. (But , if you're looking for those!)
Things change quickly these days, so check for the latest information before heading out. Links are included with every activity listed.
The underpass from 4th Avenue to Congress Street teems with costume-clad Tucsonans on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV
Terrorfest Horror Film Festival
Get excited for spooky season with four days of chilling features and shorts.
When:ÌýThursday-Sunday, Oct. 21-24. See the schedule of filmsÌý.
Where:ÌýThe Screening Room,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$8
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The Hotel Congress Séance Experience
Get your spook on downtown with a live theatrical Victorian-style séance at Hotel Congress in the only third-floor room that survived the hotel's fire of 1934. This live recreation of a séance will be performed exactly how it was in the 1800s.Ìý
When:ÌýFour shows per night Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through October, 6:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m.
Where:Ìý
Cost:Ìý$12.50-$25
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"Scream:" '90s Dance Party
Costumes or '90s apparel are encouraged at this late night party. Your favorite '90s music will be playing all night, along with "Scream" on two TVs.
When:ÌýSaturday, Oct. 23, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Where:ÌýSurly Wench Pub,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$5 at the door, 21+ event
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An attendee gets surprised by a couple of “ghouls†while taking the tour of the Shady Acres Asylum, one of three haunts at Terror In the Corn in Marana on Oct. 14.
Terror in the Corn
Need a scare this Halloween season? Grab your "terror tickets" to access three haunted attractions including Field of Screams, Shady Acres Asylum and Circus of Horror. And don't miss monster-themed midway games like Zombie Paintball, plus DJ beats, pumpkin purchases, food, drinks and more haunted fun!
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Cost:Ìý$25-$35 per person
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The Slaughterhouse
Get terrified with five haunted attractions at The Slaughterhouse. Attractions include "Voodoo Bayou," "Cirque Du Slay" and "The Boiler Room." But the most scariest haunt of them all goes to "City Meats." They also have an interactive haunt called "Apocalypse" where guests can defend themselves against zombies.
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Where:ÌýTheÌýSlaughterhouse,Ìý
Cost:ÌýTickets starting at $25
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Halloween movie binge at The Loft CinemaÌý
Take your bestie, family, a date or just your spooky self to The Loft Cinema for some creepy, scary and Halloween-themed movies.
When:Ìý
Where:ÌýThe Loft Cinema,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$6-$12, get your ticket before you go.
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Costume contest and cornhole tournament
Casa Marana is hosting a night of spooky events. Get your costumes ready for cornhole games and brews with your friends before Halloween creeps up.
Where:ÌýCasa Marana,Ìý
When:ÌýThursday, Oct. 28, 7 p.m.
Cost:ÌýFree to attend, brews available for purchase
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Gilbert Rivera dressed as a jester walks past Generation Cool on 4th Avenue on Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015. Rivera went out with his costumed family because they're, "still kids inside." Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV
Howl at the museumÌý
Visit the Tucson Museum of Art for an indoor/outdoor event with drag queens, drinks, tastings, a costume contest, DJ beats and a cocktail competition. Face masks are required in the museum.
When:ÌýFriday, Oct. 29, 6-9 p.m.
Where:ÌýTucson Museum of Art,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$35-$40
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Hallow-versary Party
Celebrate Union's 10th Anniversary! This three-day event will feature Ashley Wineland, Late Night Big Brother Beats, Ritmo de Sanchez, DJ Tony T, and Neon Prophet. Plus don't miss the costume contest, photo booth and drink specials.
Where:ÌýSt. Philip's Plaza,Ìý
When:ÌýFriday-Sunday, Oct. 29-31, 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Cost:ÌýFree to attend
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Spirits at the zoo
Put on your costume and drop by Reid Park Zoo for this spirited adult party with cocktails, food, animal encounters, raffles and a costume contest. Tickets include zoo admission and two drink tickets. Designated driver tickets include admission and $5 in "Boo Bucks" to use for food or beverages.
When:ÌýSaturday, Oct. 30, 6-9 p.m.
Where:ÌýReid Park Zoo,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$45-$55 or $30-$35 for designated drivers. This is a 21+ event
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Isaac Baez takes a turn on one of the line-up of pinball games on the second floor at Cobra Arcade Bar in Tucson.
The 4th annual Halloween bar crawl
Get your Ubers ready! Hit some local bars with your besties for drinks at Funky Monk, Cobra Arcade Bar, The Hut, John Henry's, Mr. Head's and O'Malley's. Don't miss the after party at Cobra Arcade from 10 p.m. to midnight. There will also be a costume contest!
When:ÌýSaturday, Oct. 30, 4 p.m. to midnight
Where:ÌýFunky Monk,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$15-$20
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Nosferatu and The Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ
Watch the ultimate vampire film in its original black-and-white form on the big screen downtown. Watch it brought to life with organist Dave Wickerham on the Fox Tucson Theatre Wurlitzer as he the silent thriller is shown with spooky music.
When:ÌýSaturday, Oct. 30, 7:30 p.m.
Where:ÌýThe Fox Theatre,Ìý
Cost:Ìý$10-$12.50
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Tomb Town Tucson
Tomb Town is a haunted trail (also dubbed Terror Trail) that changes every year — so you never know where actors will appear from.
When:ÌýSaturday-Sunday,ÌýOct 30-31, 5-10 p.m.
Where:Ìý
Cost:Ìý$1 donation to the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona
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The last of the day's light hits Hotel Congress in downtown Tucson, Ariz., on Feb. 18, 2021.
Halloween Party at Hotel Congress
Celebrate Halloween at your favorite local haunted hotel with a live DJ, costume contests, prizes, food specials and more creepy fun!
When:ÌýSunday, Oct. 31, 7:30 p.m.
Where:Ìý
Cost:Ìý$15 in advance and $20 at the door
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Halloween Night with The Bennu
The band The Bennu and Tucson Hop Shop are hosting their 5th annual Halloween night party! Enjoy spooktacular beats, vegan food by WAFT Tucson and a selection of brews.
Where: Tucson Hop Shop,
When: Sunday, Oct. 31, 5 p.m.
Cost: Free to attend
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Tales of the dead walking tour
Hosted byÌýPresidio San AgustÃn del Tucsón, take this tour with an archaeologist through the Court Street Cemetery, where about 8,000 people were buried between 1875 and 1909. Pre-registration for this event is required.
When:ÌýSunday, Oct. 31, 3 p.m.
Where:Ìý
Cost:Ìý$15 for members, $20 for non-members
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Halloween at the winery
Celebrate Halloween with wine and candy pairings, food, live music and a costume contest.
When:ÌýSaturday, Oct. 31, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where:ÌýAZ Hops and Vines,Ìý, Sonoita
Cost:ÌýFree to attend, but bring money for food and wine pairings
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