Halloween Events and Activities Abound in the San Gabriel Valley
The San Gabriel Valley is offering a wide range of Halloween-themed events today, October 31, from trick-or-treating and costume contests to haunted attractions and live entertainment, providing options for all ages and thrill levels.
Families can enjoy free Halloween Howl events in Duarte at Royal Oaks Park, featuring costume contests and a fun zone with attractions costing $1 each or $5 for an unlimited wristband. Several Los Angeles County Parks, including Loma Alta Park in Altadena and Amelia Mayberry Park in Whittier, are hosting Trick or Treat Village events from 5-8 p.m. For a comprehensive list of county park Halloween programs, visit the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation website.
For those seeking a scare, the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride’s Midnight Falls is open through November 2, featuring scare zones like the Haunted Hayride and Hellbilly Halloween, as well as a partnership with Elvira, Mistress of Darkness. Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights continue through November 2, boasting haunted houses based on popular franchises like “Five Nights at Freddy’s” and “Poltergeist,” and scare zones like “Carnival of Carnage.” Tickets for Universal Studios start at $77 and can be purchased online. The popularity of these events highlights the growing demand for immersive Halloween experiences.
Beyond the thrills, the Laugh Factory Covina is hosting comedy shows and a screening of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” tonight, while the Pasadena Playhouse features Julia Masli’s solo show, “ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.” Tomorrow, November 1st, the Best Friends Animal Society Super Adoption event will be held at the Rose Bowl, offering adoptable pets with adoption fees under $150. Officials encourage attendees to check event websites for specific details and ticket information.
