A seasonal guide to Halloween events in the La Crosse area lists trunk-or-treats, family activities and haunted attractions running through the end of October, with new events added to the calendar during the season.
Sunday, Oct. 25, is one of the busiest days left on the calendar. October Fun runs at Hidden Hills starting at 10 a.m., and the afternoon brings Mall-O-Ween at Valley View Mall at 1 p.m., Trunktoberfest at Trempealeau United Methodist Church at 1 p.m., the Lax-o-Lantern at Bluffview Park at 2 p.m. and trick-or-treating in downtown Galesville at 2 p.m. A spooky Dungeons and Dragons session at Coulee Arts and a trunk-or-treat hosted by Riverside Transitional Care at Eagle Crest Communities are also set for 1 p.m. Sunday.
Hidden Hills, at S1441 Sobkowiak Lane in Stoddard, offers a petting farm, a pumpkin patch, a pumpkin carving station, a train ride, a maze, trick-or-treating, scavenger hunts and games. Admission is $13 per person, with children age 2 and under admitted free. Its haunted house runs on Fridays and Saturdays in October for $15 per person.
More events follow in the final week of the season, including a Trick at Treat stop at Holmen Library on Oct. 28 and a Halloween Bash at the Dash Center on Oct. 29. West Salem holds trick-or-treat and trunk-or-treat events on Oct. 30.
Halloween day, Saturday, Oct. 31, closes the guide with trunk-or-treats at Legacy Church, Mary Mother of the Church and Onalaska United Methodist Church, Treats in Trempealeau, and October Fun at Hidden Hills in the morning.
Organizers who want an event added to the guide can submit it through a form linked from the calendar page. The guide also links to a separate listing of haunted houses in the La Crosse area.
