Halloween in Central Ohio... It's not just for kids!
Definitely not for children... Dead Acres is scary. Their website scares me.
Dead Acres is one of the Top Ten Haunted Houses in America
If your tastes have matured from gore and horror to local history and Columbus architecture the 2007 Columbus Landmarks Foundation Halloween Tours start soon.
The Haunted State House Tours - info is on Experience Columbus
Graystone Wine Cellar's "Impresarios of Opera Columbus Second Annual Halloween Party" - info on Experience Columbus
Glass Axis Halloween Party at Glass Axis a non-profit glass art facility at 1341 Norton Ave. B, Columbus Experience Columbus says of this event "Create your own blown glass witches' ball" - info on Experience Columbus
Kids...
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium's Boo at the Zoo is described as "a Merry Not Scary Event."
The Santa Maria becomes a pirate ship for Halloween! The Haunted Ship: Halloween at the Santa Maria
"Look out for the spiders and rats. Don't be surprised if we come under attack!"
All Hallows Eve - at the Ohio Historical Center / Ohio Village - info on Experience Columbus
Beggar's Night -Trick or Treat 2007 is on Halloween in Columbus and many of the suburbs as it has been the last couple of years. Trick or Treat is definitely for kids
Experience Columbus has an events calendar with details about many of these events and more.
Columbus Dispatch Halloween article with more Central Ohio haunted houses, Halloween events, fall and harvest events.
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Sounds like sppoky times ahead in Columbus, MAureen. Happy Halloween. Great local content. How come we never had all this stuff when I was a kid?
Jeff
Jeff... the holiday is more commercialized today than it was? Isn't Halloween the next holiday to Christmas for retail sales now? Of course it is a distant, distant second. Zoo's, museum's capitalize on the popularty of the holiday to get the kids to visit again.