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Come support the Pumpkin Patch at Parkridge Church this October! Amplify Student Ministries is hosting a patch to raise funds for their mission trips for summer 2019! Stop by Parkridge Church to pick up your Pumpkin for the season! Also visit the Great Pumpkin Selfie Station and take photos throughout this picturesque patch.  The patch is located in the east parking lot and will be open from October 5th thru the 31st.  

Be sure to also visit the church for their:

October 12th --Movie Night 7pm

Prepare for something terrifyingly delicious! Join Dylan’s Candy Bar in Miami Beach for their exclusive Trick or Treat Spook-tacular in-store event! Snag your tickets today, which include admission to a private party filled with sweet fun the whole family can enjoy!

ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:

Experience dinosaurs like never before at the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium in West Palm Beach! During this one-of-a-kind adventure, guests will become globe-trotting explorers alongside 13 life-sized roaring, breathing dinosaurs. Visitors will discover the amazing diversity that existed during the Age of the Dinosaurs as they travel from the fierce plains of Africa to the once tropical beaches of Antarctica.  Bring your little dinosaur-lover for a memorable experience together.

Southland Mall and South Florida Parenting Magazine wants to invite families to their indoor FREE Halloween event.  Kids can come in costume and meet center court for a costume contest where everybody wins, hosted by a fun and friendly witch. Other activities include Halloween art & craft activities, music, tattoos and fun prizes.  Come in costume and enter to win 2 grand prizes --all participants win a small prize.  The Kids Club event will be at center court and runs from 4pm to 6pm.

Flipper’s Fall Fest

Miami Seaquarium will be taken over by ghosts and goblins when the popular Monster Splash Halloween Bash returns Friday – Sunday October 26, 27 & 28th from 11am to 4pm! Buy now and save big!
Monster Splash at the Miami Seaquarium will include exciting Halloween-themed animal shows and trick-or-treating.  

The Village at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach (Broward county) will host a Not So Spooky Halloween event for families.  This FREE event will feature face painting, a live DJ, Magic Show and interactive games.  For families living in neighborhoods that don't really participate in Halloween or that don't feel safe going door to door for treats, this event is a safe and less scary way to participate in Halloween with small children.

Mall of the Americas’ annual Halloween celebration returns Monday, October 31st from 5 pm to 7 pm. Children ages 10 and under are invited to enjoy fun games with the friendly, bilingual Gigi the Witch.

Festivities will kick off at 5 pm with Gigi the Witch on stage in center court followed by Trick or Treating beginning at 6 pm, in participating stores. Admission is free. Costumes are encouraged. Masks are only allowed on small children. All children must be accompanied by an adult during the event.

Pumpkin Patch at Little Farm in Goulds (Miami-Dade County) will feature:

+ Pumpkins

+ Pony Rides

+ Petting Farm

+ Scarecrow Kits & Harvest Decor

1 Free Pony Ride with each Pumpkin Purchased!   Parking is $5 (cash only) and there is no entrance fee, no reservations required.

$1 from sale of the first 500 pumpkins will be given to a local charity.

PUMPKINS ($7- $30), PONY RIDES ($2), PETTING FARM ($3) ,

SCARECROW KITS / MISC. HARVEST DECOR. ($2 – $25), REFRESHMENTS($1) .

Pumpkin Towne Wellington (also in a Jupiter location) has more fall spirit than any other pumpkin patch around South Florida. They don't just have rows of pumpkins, they have created an authentic pumpkin patch with activities including games, a bounce house, merry-go-round, hay bales and so many fun photo ops. After your first visit, you'll make Pumpkin Towne part of your annual holiday tradition. Admission is Free.

South Florida Italian Culture & Heritage Festival at the Arts Park in Hollywood will highlight the best of Italian and Italian American culture in our region and to create an annual tradition that will continue for many years to come.