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All kids registered will receive a trick-or-treat bag and will be able to trick-or-treat along the course. Take part in a half marathon, 10K, 5K or a spooky sprint. Photo by: Rebecca Noble / for Arizona Daily Star Rebecca Noble / for the Arizona Daily Star Tucson Wicked half marathon, 10K, 5K & spooky sprint

Gloria Valencia, 7, checks out one of Bates Butler's many creepy yard decorations while Federico Valencia, 5, watches in the Sam Hughes neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. Visit Reid Park Zoo's website for more information and to see the animals' enrichment schedule. You can also listen to keeper chats and educational presentations throughout the day. Smash Bash is back! Watch zoo animals receive pumpkin enrichment throughout the day as they have their own Halloween fun by squashing, stomping, chewing and digging into the seasonal treat. Visit the event page for more information.

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Movie in the park with Sahuarita Parks and RecreationĬatch a freebie screening of 'The Addams Family' on an outdoor screen. No registration required. Visit Apple Annie's website for more information. Hardy Road, WillcoxĬost: Corn maze is $8 for ages 12 and up. Where: Apple Annie's You-Pick Orchard, 2081 W. When: Corn maze is open daily, now through Oct.

Visit Apple Annie's and grab some pumpkins and sunflowers, hop on hayrides or visit the corn maze! Corn Maze and Fall Pumpkin Celebration at Apple Annie's Pumpkins are priced at 50 cents per pound.įor more information about Marana Pumpkin Patch and Farm Festival, visit their website. to 8 p.m.Ĭost: $15-$17 per person, ages 2 and under get in for free. Don't miss the corn maze as you stomp through the 50-acre pumpkin patch for that perfect pumpkin.

Kids can experience train rides, a jumping pillow, a super swing, a petting zoo, mini tractors, a super slide, a pumpkin and apple cannon, a zip line and pony rides. Marana Pumpkin Patch and Farm Festival has a new location this year. Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star Marana Pumpkin Patch and Farm Festival Matthew Botello, 6, raises his pumpkin above his head as he announces he has found his pumpkin of choice while visiting the Marana Pumpkin patch with his family, on Oct.