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• Prescott has a lot of Halloween activities this year
• Look for everything from theater to candy-gathering activities
• Prescott Police will be conducting a DUI Task Force this weekend
• Have fun, stay safe and drive sober!
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Enjoy Halloween in Prescott!

FRIDAY,  OCTOBER 29TH

WALKING TOURS OF  HISTORIC DOWNTOWN PRESCOTT / Donations Appreciated

Visitor Information Center 10AM / 928-445-2000 / www.prescott.org 

HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS

Highlands Center for Natural History 5-7PM / www.highlandscenter.org 

At the Highlands Center for Natural History, Halloween Happenings will take place from 5-7 PM tonight. Basically, you can explore the Highlands Center at night - wear your costumes! There will be storytelling, scavenger hunts and crafts. 

TRUNK N’ TREAT

United Methodist Church (W.Gurley) 5-7PM / 928-778-1950

At Suze’s Prescott Center for the Arts, you and your family can have a change of pace, and go to see Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka in the theater. There are evening performances tonight at 7 PM, and a matinee on Sunday at 2 PM.

MOVIES @ THE ELKS / PSYCHO

Elks Theatre 7PM / Donation / 928-777-1370 / www.prescottelkstheatre.org 

SATURDAY,  OCTOBER 30TH

YAVAPAI CASA FOR KIDS 5K RUN

Courthouse Plaza 7AM-5PM / www.yavapaicasaforkids.org 

If you think your kids are going to get too much candy, on Saturday, you can get them involved in the Yavapai CASA for Kids Foundation 5 K Fun Run. They can even wear their costumes!

PRESCOTT FARMERS MARKET

Dignity Park Lot 7:30AM-Noon / www.prescottfarmersmarket.org 

HALLOWEEN PET EVENT & PHOTOS

Whiskers Barkery 11AM-5PM / 928-776-8700 / www.whiskersbarkery.com 

Pets and their families can dress up in festive costumes to enjoy Halloween activities from 11 AM - 5 PM Saturday, October 30th, at Whiskers Barkery. A special $20 Halloween package includes games, puzzles, gift bag. You can have professional photos taken from 2 to 5 p.m. with multiple photos on CD or one framed 5”x7” print. An appointment isn’t necessary for the photos and there is a maximum of two groupings per sitting. All of the proceeds will benefit United Animal Friends.

MALL – O – WEEN!!!

Gateway Mall  3 -9PM / 928-443-0067 / www.theprescottgatewaymall.com 

Mall-O-Ween takes place at Prescott Gateway Mall on Saturday – wear your costumes, collect some candy, and enjoy the jump house, courtesy of the mall businesses.

SATURDAY,  & SUNDAY 

ZOOFEST

Heritage Park Zoo 10AM-4PM / 928-778-4242 / www.heritageparkzoo.org 

Saturday and Sunday will feature a ZooFest at Heritage Park Zoo,  from 10 AM - 4 PM. There’s no fun like going to the Zoo, and that’s combined with special activities this weekend, including the Zoo Maze, Boo Zone, Photo Spots, Bounce House, Animal Enrichment. 

SUNDAY -  HALLOWEEN

Arizona Philharmonic: Brandenburg & Beyond

Yavapai College Perf. Ctr. 3PM / 776-2000 / www.azphil.org

GHOST TALK – THE EXPERIENCE (through Nov.2nd)

Prescott Ctr. for the Arts 4:30-8PM / 928-445-3286 / www.pca-az.net

Suze’s Prescott Center of the Arts is presenting the infamous Ghost Talk - The Experience, starting on Sunday, Halloween night at 4:30 PM., with additional dates of November 1st and 2nd. It is a three-night spooktacular event including an interactive courtyard experience with games, prizes and more. Then there will be a film showcase of shorts written and created by locals. It will be followed by a feature film of either Nightmare Before Christmas or Coco. 

Ghost Talk is free to attend, although donations are accepted. (The suggested donation is $10.) As you know, Suze’s Prescott Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization that provides a wide variety of entertainment to the community. 

This event, Ghost Talk, is a long-standing PCA tradition that raises funds to help put on family theater programming and provide over $15,000 in youth scholarships each year. 

Tri-City DUI Task Force: 

One last thing you should know is that the Prescott Police Department will participate in DUI saturation patrols during the entire weekend as part of the Tri-City DUI Task Force. 

Extra enforcement will occur on Saturday October 30th, 2021.

The Tri-City DUI Task Force will continue to conduct high profile details throughout the rest of the year. It’s important to remember that driving impaired is never worth the monetary loss or the physical and emotional devastation that can be caused by simply making that bad choice to drink and drive.

Please drive sober, designate a driver, or call a taxi to stay safe.

More Community Events at www.prescott.org & www.visit-prescott.com