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Tricks, treats, festivals and more: everything Halloween in Carson City and beyond

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Repeats every 2 days until Fri Oct 28 2016 .
October 21, 2016 (All day)
October 23, 2016 (All day)
October 25, 2016 (All day)
October 27, 2016 (All day)

It’s that time of year again. The ghosts and ghouls come out of hiding and paint the town orange. Halloween isn’t just one night around here. Combined with the festivities of Nevada Day, you can be sure to enjoy at least a week’s worth of celebrating.

Here is a comprehensive list of fall festivals, Halloween parties, and fun for all. Items in italic are for those 21 and older only.

Saturday, Oct. 22:
-- Second Annual Harvest Train and Festival with Virginia and Truckee #25 Steam Engine Rides at the Nevada State Train Museum (10am-4pm; unlimited train rides and museum admission $15 adults, $5 kids 4-17; bring non-perishable food for the FISH food bank; scarecrow art show and auction, old-fashioned pumpkin patch, artists, crafters, food trucks and more)

-- Downtown Carson City Ghost Walks: The Talking Dead Tour (90 minutes; $20) AND The Scalawag Tour (family friendly 50 minutes; $12/ $7 kids, costumes encouraged) - All tours begin behind the Firkin and Fox and leave every half hour beginning at 10am. Last tour will leave at 2:30pm. Discounted Advance Tickets can be purchased online at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2288093

-- Pumpkin Fest at Joe Benigno's Tree Service: 1460 Industrial Way, Gardnerville (10am-2pm; free pumpkins; costume contest for ages 0-12 and seniors 65+ at 1pm)

-- Pumpkin Patch Harvest Festival with Pig Races, Hay Slide, Kiddie Land, Straw Maze, Farm Animals and more at Corley Ranch: 859 Highway 395 South, Gardnerville (11am-5pm; admission $7, Seniors $5, under 2 free; additional cost for some rides, etc.)

-- Halloween Silent Auction at Nerdvana NV: 3220 Hwy 50 E, # 2 (12pm-5pm; Free for bidders, $20 for sellers; food and drink)

-- Underwater Pumpkin Carving and night glow with the Northern Nevada Dive Club at the Patton Beach in Carnelian Bay. Bring pumpkin, plastic carving tools and a chemical light. Call (775) 825-2147 for more information. (Briefing will start at 3pm followed by the carving dive. We will also do a night dive at 6:30pm to view and photo the lighted pumpkins)

-- Carson Cruise Meet and Greet ‘Trunk or Treat’ at Advantage Auto Works: the corner of Old Hot Springs Road and Challenger Way (3pm-9:30pm, trick or treating begins at 4:30pm; everyone welcome; car entry price is a bag of candy to pass out and a bag of food for Food For Thought; prize for best Halloween-themed decorated car)

-- Frappe Fright Night: Frappuccino Tasting at Genoa Candy and Coffee in Carson Lanes (5pm-7pm; small entrance fee unless you are in costume; frappes half-off)

-- Halloween Family Skate Night at the Douglas County Community Center (5pm-8pm; $5, $3 kids/seniors, $2 skate rental; family friendly costumes welcome)

-- Movie Night: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown at the Silverada Little League Field: 285 Dayton Valley Road, Dayton (snack shack opens 5:30pm, movie begins 6:30pm; a pumpkin raffle, caramel apples, hot cocoa, apple cider and pumpkin pie)

-- Thriller Flash Mob at the Greater Nevada Aces Stadium, Reno (6pm-8pm; free to watch or participate)

-- Autumn Walk: Painting Class at Mona Lisa and Wine: 3821 S Carson St (6:30pm-9:30pm; $30 includes canvas, easel, brushes, paints, apron, instruction and a house wine/cocktail or soda)

-- High Sierra Swing Dance Club Monthly Dance Party with DJ Tim Renner in the Brewery Arts Center Grand Ballroom (Intermediate Country 2-Step lesson taught by Tim Renner 6:30pm-7:30pm $10; Dance 7:30pm-10pm $10; Costumes encouraged, but no contest)

-- Haunted Hallways at Pau-Wa-Lu Middle School: 701 Long Valley Road, Gardnerville (7pm-10pm; $3 one tour, $5 for two tours; treats available)

-- Carson Valley Pops Orchestra Fall Concert “Flight of Fantasy” at the CVIC Hall: 1602 Esmeralda, Minden (7pm; free admission)

-- Comstock Civil War Re-Enactors Proudly Present: the 2016 Masquerade Statehood Ball at Piper’s Opera House, Virginia City (7pm-12am; Live Music and Dancing by the Fort Pointe Brass Band; Best Formal Attire of any period, but don’t forget your Mask)

-- Thin Veil Investigators’ Halloween Spirit Tour and Gathering at the Historic Dake House: 2242 Main Street, Genoa (7pm, $12; bring a camera and recorder)

-- Ninth Annual Reno Zombie Crawl in Downtown and Midtown Reno (8pm-6am, 50+ bars participating; $5 for commemorative crawl cup and map; beginning at 7pm cups/maps available at 1864 Tavern, The Bluebird, Ace's Stadium, Harrah's Outdoor Plaza, Sands Regency, The Silver Legacy mezzanine level, Waterfall Bar)

-- Costumes and Cocktails Halloween Party with DJ Bobby G at Living the Good Life Nightclub and Bistro: 1480 N. Carson Street (9pm-2am; no cover; Costume Contests, Drink Specials, No Cover)

Sunday, Oct. 23:
-- Second Annual Harvest Train and Festival with Virginia and Truckee #25 Steam Engine Rides at the Nevada State Train Museum (10am-4pm; unlimited train rides and museum admission $15 adults, $5 kids 4-17; bring non-perishable food for the FISH food bank; scarecrow art show and auction, old-fashioned pumpkin patch, artists, crafters, food trucks and more)

--Halloween Owl: Family Day Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (10am-12:30pm; $18 per painter)

-- Howl-o-ween Pet Party at Genoa Candy and Coffee in Carson Lanes (11am-1pm; $1; Pet Costume Contest; Goodie bag, including candy for you and treats for your pets; Supporting 'Pets of the Homeless, pet food donations appreciated)

-- Pumpkin Patch Harvest Festival with Pig Races, Hay Slide, Kiddie Land, Straw Maze, Farm Animals and more at Corley Ranch: 859 Highway 395 South, Gardnerville (11am-5pm; admission $7, Seniors $5, under 2 free; additional cost for some rides, etc.)

-- Movie Matinee: Ghostbusters (2016) at the Carson City Library (12pm-2pm; Rated PG-13; under 9 must be accompanied by someone 13+)

-- Jack and Sally Owls: Painting Class at Van Gogh and Vino (2pm-4:30pm; $20 per painter)

-- Big Screen Classics: The Shining at Galaxy Theater- Fandango (2pm; $8.25 adults, $7.50 kids)

-- Big Screen Classics: The Shining at Galaxy Theater- Fandango (7pm; $10.25 adults, $7.50 kids)

Monday, Oct. 24:
-- Halloween Party at the Douglas County Library: 1625 Library Lane, Minden (5pm-6:30pm; open to grade school children, includes a costume contest, games, and snacks)

Tuesday, Oct. 25:
-- After Hours Scavenger Hunt and Costume Contest at the Eastside Memorial Park Cemetery: 1600 Buckeye, Minden (4:30pm-6:30pm; prizes for kids and adults costumes; food, drink, and fun)

-- Halloween Costume Dance Party with DJ Cowboy Bobby Truesdale at Carson Lanes' Eleventh Frame Lounge (6:30pm-10pm; country line dance/partner lessons and open dancing; raffles, treats, and drink specials; $5 donation)

Wednesday, Oct. 26:
-- Big Screen Classics: The Shining at Galaxy Theater- Fandango (2pm; $8.25 adults, $7.50 kids)

-- Halloween Party in the Carson City Library Digitorium (6pm-7:30pm; spooky crafts, games, and a costume contest)

-- Halloween Costume Dance Party with DJ Cowboy Bobby Truesdale at Carson Lanes' Eleventh Frame Lounge (6:30pm-10pm; country line dance/partner lessons and open dancing; raffles, treats, and drink specials; $5 donation)

-- ‘Weird, Haunted Virginia City’ power-point presentation with Author Sandie La Nae at Washoe Lake State Park - in the Equestrian Pavilion (6:30pm-7:30pm; in case of bad weather, presentation will be held in the office at the Park Headquarters on Eastlake Blvd; park fee $7 per vehicle, $5 for NV residents)

-- Big Screen Classics: The Shining at Galaxy Theater- Fandango (7pm; $10.25 adults, $7.50 kids)


Thursday, Oct. 27:

-- Fourth Annual Spooktacular Stroll in the North Parking Lot of Carson-Tahoe Medical Center: 1600 Medical Parkway (3:30-5:30pm; free; Trick or Treating, Bounce House, DARE, a Monster Mash Dance Area, and more; explore an up-close view of a Care Flight helicopter, fire truck and ambulance)

-- Haunted Hayride into History: Ghostly Pioneers of Old Town Dayton- meet at the Dayton Museum: 485 Shady Lane at Logan, Old Town Dayton (5pm-8pm; free, costumes encouraged; Light refreshments served, visit the museum, play kids games; sponsored by the Historical Society of Dayton Valley)

-- RSVP Nevada Day Carnival and Celebration kick-off: Family Night sponsored by Carson City Toyota-Scion at Mills Park (5pm-9pm, all rides $1)

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Halloween Ghost Walking Tours of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club(6pm AND 8pm tours; $30; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Afterhours Paranormal Investigation of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club (10pm; $80; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

Friday, Oct. 28:
-- 75th anniversary of the Nevada State Museum - Cake Cutting Ceremony, Behind the Scenes Tours, Raffle by Friends of NSM, Activities for Kids, McAvoy Layne as Mark Twain (8:30am-4:30pm; free admission)

-- Free Admission to the Nevada State Museum and the Nevada State Railroad Museum

-- RSVP Nevada Day Carnival and Celebration at Mills Park (12pm-9pm; all day wristband $30, discount coupon at RSVP booth; 1pm-5pm United Blood Services blood drive)

-- Blinky Man Costumed Night Time Bike Ride with Lights (meet up in McFadden Plaza at Third/Curry 5:30pm-6:30pm; ride 6:30pm-10pm; ride is free, but patronage at stops is encouraged; Must be 21+)

-- Halloween Sock Hop at J’s Old Town Bistro: 30 Pike Street, Old Town Dayton (Music with Gary Douglas 6pm-8pm, DJ Steve Wood 8pm-10pm)

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Halloween Ghost Walking Tours of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club (6pm AND 8pm tours; $30; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

-- Haunted House: Painting Class at Mona Lisa and Wine: 3821 S Carson St (6:30pm-9:30pm; $30 includes canvas, easel, brushes, paints, apron, instruction and a house wine/cocktail or soda)

-- Scary-oke: Halloween Karaoke with Millers Entertainment in the Eleventh Frame Lounge at Carson Lanes (7pm-11pm; 21+; costume contest; raffle for those in costume and singers)

-- A Haunted Open Mic at A to Zen: 1803 N. Carson St. (7pm-9pm; Potluck, treats, costume contest with prizes, and more)

-- Spirit Circle, A Night of Other Worldly Fun at Gaia Wellness and Yoga: 1475 Old Hot Springs Rd, Ste 1 (7pm; Advanced registration is greatly appreciated. Please contact Annie at 775.434.9967 or email her highdesertgypsy1@gmail.com)

-- Halloween Costume Party with DJ Eydol at Gold Canyon Café: 160 Main St., Dayton (7pm)

-- Masquerade Halloween Party at Espolon Grill y Tequileria: 10115 Hwy 50, Mound House (7:30pm-12am; $20/$30 couple - includes buffet and two glasses of wine; costume contest, games, and prizes)

-- Poor Man's Whiskey's Haunted "Wizard of Oz/Dark Side of the Moonshine" Benefit Concert with special guests Jelly Bread at Piper’s Opera House, Virginia City (7:30pm-12:30pm; $40; Proceeds from this show will benefit Community Chest, Inc)

-- Halloween Party with music by the Smokin Rabbits at the Genoa Bar in Genoa (8pm)

-- Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Brewery Arts Center Performance Hall (Party starts at 8:30 and movie airs at 10pm; $10 advance tickets, $15 at the door; Bag of props to the first 25 at the door, costume contest and games before the show)

-- Fourth Annual Halloween Bash with Live Music by Mo’z Motley Blues at Flight: 2244 Meridian, off Airport in Minden (8:30pm-12am; costume contest)

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Afterhours Paranormal Investigation of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club (10pm; $80; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

Saturday, Oct. 29: Nevada Day Parade
-- Free Admission to the Nevada State Museum and the Nevada State Railroad Museum

-- First Annual Northern Nevada Fall Fest in the Max Casino Parking Lot (9am-4pm; shopping, a kids zone, face painting, ponies, petting zoo, kids Halloween craft booth, a selfie photo booth, raffles, giveaways, swag bags, and food/toiletries drive)

-- Pumpkin Patch Harvest Festival with Pig Races, Hay Slide, Kiddie Land, Straw Maze, Farm Animals and more at Corley Ranch: 859 Highway 395 South, Gardnerville (11am-5pm; admission $7, Seniors $5, under 2 free; additional cost for some rides, etc.)

-- RSVP Nevada Day Carnival and Celebration, and ‘Day of Service’ Event at Mills Park (12pm-9pm, Day of Service 1pm-5pm; all day wristband $30, discount coupon at RSVP booth)

-- Halloween Party and Craft Fair at Nerdvana NV: 3220 Hwy 50 E, # 2 (12pm-10pm; $15 per family, no size limit; Food $5 per plate; Vendors $20 includes food; bobbing for apples and other fun Halloween games)

-- Harvest Festival at Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley: 28 Enterprise Way, Dayton (3pm-6:30pm; booths, games, candy)

-- Third Annual Carson Creepy Short Horror Film Competition Viewing and Awards in the Brewery Arts Center Performance Hall (3:30pm for the under 18 year old competition and 6:30pm for the 18 and over; $5 admission for both screenings)

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Halloween Ghost Walking Tours of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club (6pm AND 8pm tours; $30; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

-- Drink up Witches: Painting Class at Mona Lisa and Wine: 3821 S Carson St (6:30pm-9:30pm; $30 includes canvas, easel, brushes, paints, apron, instruction and a house wine/cocktail or soda)

-- Sixth Annual Zombie Crawl in Downtown Gardnerville (7pm-11pm; $10 includes souvenir cup, a hot dog and sides, entry into games, and discounted drinks at the participating bars; costume contests; sponsored by the Sierra Nevada Women's 20-30 Club)

-- Halloween Party and and Costume Contest with DJ Chicago Kid at Slotworld Casino (7pm)

-- Annual Halloween Party at Caterpillar’s Hookah Lounge (8pm; Live DJs, Hookah and drink specials; Costume Contest)

-- Comstock Costume Party with Mo’z Motley Blues at the Red Dog Saloon, Virginia City (8pm)

-- Halloween Party: Karaoke and DJ Clay Ambassador at Buckaroos: Main Street Gardnerville (8pm)

-- Halloween Party with music by the 8 Track Maniacs at the Spoke Bar and Grill: 3198 N Deer Run Rd (8:30pm)

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Afterhours Paranormal Investigation of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club (10pm; $80; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

Sunday, Oct. 30:
-- South Valley VFD Safe Halloween Pancake Breakfast and Blood Drive at the Community Center at 3010 Lakeshore Blvd, New Washoe City (7am-12pm; costumes welcome; cost of breakfast is donation only)

-- Pumpkin Patch Harvest Festival with Pig Races, Hay Slide, Kiddie Land, Straw Maze, Farm Animals and more at Corley Ranch: 859 Highway 395 South, Gardnerville (11am-5pm; admission $7, Seniors $5, under 2 free; additional cost for some rides, etc.)

-- RSVP Nevada Day Carnival and Celebration at Mills Park (12pm-8pm; all day wristband $30, discount coupon at RSVP booth)

-- Annual Safe Halloween Celebration with Costumes and Crafts at the Children’s Museum of Northern Nevada: 813 N. Carson Street (6pm-8pm; $5 per child, adults free)

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Halloween Ghost Walking Tours of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club(6pm AND 8pm tours; $30; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

-- Bats in the Belfry’s Afterhours Paranormal Investigation of Virginia City – meet at the Washoe Club (10pm; $80; leave from the Washoe Club; Must buy tickets at http://www.virginiacityghosttours.com/halloween_night2016.htm )

Monday, Oct. 31: Halloween
-- Trick or Treating at the Carson City Library (10am-6pm)

-- Annual Safe Trick or Treat Halloween Festival at the Carson Mall: 1313 S. Carson Street (1pm-5:30pm; free; games and prizes; free face painting and air brushing by Lynzie Ruecker)

-- 23rd Annual Halloween Trick or Treat Safety Street at the CVIC Hall: 1602 Esmeralda, Minden (3pm-8pm; $3 per child; costume contest with prizes for best adult, kid, and family costume; sponsored by the Douglas County Sheriff's Department and the Record Courier)

-- Goblin Parade and Trick or Treating in Virginia City (Parade 5pm, Safe Trick or Treating along C Street to follow; sign-ups/check-in for parade at 4pm in front of VC Jerky Co)

-- Trick or Treat at the Governor’s Mansion: 606 Mountain Street (5pm-8pm)

-- Trunk or Treat at the Trinity Lutheran Church: 1480 Douglas Ave, Gardnerville (5pm-7pm; free; Candy, Games, Music, Food, Bounce House; non-scary costumes encouraged)

-- Harvest Festival at the CenterPoint Church: 100 Breakwater Dr., Dayton (5pm-7pm; games, crafts, prizes, bounce houses, and candy)

-- Annual Downtown Business Association Candy Crawl: Downtown Carson City (5:30pm-6pm)

-- Harvest Fair at the Douglas County Fairgrounds in Gardnerville (5:30pm-8:30pm, free, indoor, annual community outreach featuring food, drinks, games, entertainment and much more; suggested donation of two bags of candy per family; non-evil costumes encouraged)

-- Genoa’s Annual Halloween Party, Pot Luck, and Hay Ride at Town Hall, Genoa (5:30pm-9pm, Hay Ride at 5:30pm; bring side dish and bottle of wine or beer for Parents’ Bar; Main dish and soft drinks provided; music and kids games; open to Genoa area residents)

-- Cemetery Night Walk at the Silver Terrace Cemetery in Virginia City (6pm-11pm; Halloween is the ONLY time the cemetery is accessible at night)

-- Halloween Party with Live Music by Lady and the Tramps at the Red Dog Saloon, Virginia City (7pm Best Goblin Under 10 years Contest, 9pm Best Carved Pumpkin Contest, 11pm Best Costume Contest)

-- Halloween Party at the Blue Bull: 107 E. Telegraph Street (9pm; Live DJ; Sexiest Costume Contest)

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