Sat, Oct 24 – Sun, Oct 25
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Oct 24
Akron Children's Museum, Akron
Children explore autumn-themed hands-on activities and build money skills through the Grow & Go Bank, learning about saving, spending, and sharing while playing on Saturday, October 24.
“Fall Fun & Financials on October 24th”
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Oct 24
Backwoodz Oddities presents The Last Carnival haunted house, Waverly
The Last Carnival haunted house opens every Friday and Saturday in October from 8pm to midnight. Families experience the carnival attraction with scares and entertainment.
“Every Friday and Saturday in October from 8 pm till midnight.”
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Oct 24
Brasee's Corn Maze, Wellington
A wagon ride through dark woods filled with walking zombies, sudden scares, and surprises. The hayride runs 7 PM to 11 PM and includes access to the corn maze. Families should bring flashlights and wear closed-toe shoes.
“2026 dateSaturday, October 24th”
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Oct 24
Brukner Nature Center, Troy
A kid-friendly evening with guided walks along a luminary-lit trail, live wildlife, and costumed characters. Families stop at six stations to learn about nocturnal creatures. Trail time is approximately 50 minutes.
“Saturday, October 24, 2026 - 5:30 PM 8:00 PM”
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Oct 24
Cincinnati Observatory, Cincinnati
Families gather for an afternoon of eerie elegance blending cosmic mysteries with refined tea ritual. A presentation on Victorian era tea and dress etiquette is followed by curated Bonbonerie tea, light bites, and a celestial-inspired trick-or-treat goodie bag.
“Oct 24, 2026 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm”
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Oct 24
Toledo Zoo, Toledo
Character Meet & Greets — Oct. 24 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.. Meet & greet with Rapunzel and Mother Gothel, Main Plaza
“Oct. 24 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.”
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62 items running for a fortnight or less, so these are on now rather than on all year. Where the same place also has a longer run on, it is on the same card.
Oct 21 – 31Season
Circle S Farms, Grove City
Families visit the farm for hayrides through pumpkin fields, play in a straw-filled barn, pick pumpkins to take home, and enjoy farm-fresh pastries, donuts, cookies, apple cider, and hot chocolate at the bakery.
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“Mid-SEPTEMBER through OCTOBER”
Oct 23 – 31Event
Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, Nelsonville
The Halloween Train departs at 6 p.m. on four dates, traveling to Haydenville and Robbins Crossing with lighted decorations, seasonal activities, treats for kids, and a haunted train car walk-through.
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“departing the Nelsonville Depot four dates at 6 p.m. on Oct. 23, 24, 30 and 31”
Oct 24Every Friday and Saturday in October from 8 pm till midnight.Regular dates
Backwoodz Oddities presents The Last Carnival haunted house, Waverly
The Last Carnival haunted house opens every Friday and Saturday in October from 8pm to midnight. Families experience the carnival attraction with scares and entertainment.
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“Every Friday and Saturday in October from 8 pm till midnight.”
Oct 24Event
Canal Winchester History Center, Canal Winchester
Families explore Canal Winchester's darker side through eerie local legends, mysterious happenings, and stories of those who walked these streets long before. Tours run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on October 24.
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“Saturday, October 24, 2026 - 6:00 PM 8:00 PM”
5 more on in Columbus & Central Ohio this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Columbus & Central Ohio
Greater Cleveland Aquarium, Cleveland
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $19.95 per personOct 22 – 30Event
After-hours Halloween celebration with full Aquarium access, underwater jack-o'-lanterns, costumed scuba divers, animal encounters, face painting, temporary tattoos, fortune teller, photo ops, and activity booklets. Costumed children receive treat bags.
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“Thursday, October 22 (Passholders Only Night), 5:30-8pm Friday & Saturday, October 23 & 24, 5:30 – 8pm Sunday, October 25 (Sensory Friendly Night), 5:30-8pm Friday, October 30, 5:30 – 8pm”
Oct 25Event
An after-hours Halloween celebration with full Aquarium access, underwater jack-o'-lanterns, costumed scuba divers, animal encounters, face painting, temporary tattoos, and a fortune teller. Costumed children receive a take-home treat bag.
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“Sunday, October 25 (Sensory Friendly Night), 5:30-8pm”
Bloodview Haunted House, Broadview Heights
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $20 published priceOct 23 – 25Event
Bloodview Haunted House features the Cryptid Creatures themed weekend with interactive horror performances on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights.
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“October 23-25th : Cryptid Creatures Weekend”
Sep 11 – Oct 31Season
Bloodview Haunted House reopens for the 2026 season with weekend themed nights featuring interactive horror shows with actors, makeup, and effects. Families visit Friday through Sunday evenings in September and October.
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“Starting September 11, 2026 Fridays and Saturdays from 8pm until 12am. Starting September, 27 2026: Sundays from 8pm to 10pm.”
Oct 24Event
Bedford Historical Society & Museum, Bedford
Visitors hear stories of former Bedford residents at the cemetery during a lantern tour. Groups depart every 20 minutes from 5pm to 8pm, walking paved paths while costumed characters share tales of adventure and local history.
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“Oct 24 , 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM”
Oct 24Event
Brasee's Corn Maze, Wellington
A wagon ride through dark woods filled with walking zombies, sudden scares, and surprises. The hayride runs 7 PM to 11 PM and includes access to the corn maze. Families should bring flashlights and wear closed-toe shoes.
Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.
“2026 dateSaturday, October 24th”
8 more on in Cleveland & the Lake Erie Shore this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Cleveland & the Lake Erie Shore
Cincinnati Observatory, Cincinnati
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $5 per person · $15 onlineOct 17 – 28Event
Families explore the solar system on a guided walk starting at the Sun marker, stepping through inner planets to gas giants and beyond. Each footstep represents 8.2 million miles, culminating in a 450-foot walk to Pluto.
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“Oct 17, 2026 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Oct 28, 2026 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm”
Oct 24Event
Families gather for an afternoon of eerie elegance blending cosmic mysteries with refined tea ritual. A presentation on Victorian era tea and dress etiquette is followed by curated Bonbonerie tea, light bites, and a celestial-inspired trick-or-treat goodie bag.
Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.
“Oct 24, 2026 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm”
Jackson Family Farm, Middletown
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $15 per personsenior ratesOct 24Event
Families wear costumes to the farm to see dressed-up farm animals, enjoy popcorn and attractions, eat farm-fresh food, and pick pumpkins. All Halloween festivities are included in farm admission.
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“Saturday, October 24, 2026 Celebrate by wearing your costumes to the farm and check out how some of the farm animals may be dressed up!”
Sep 26 – Oct 25Season
The farm opens weekends for a harvest festival with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and farm attractions. Families can feed animals, ride hayrides, jump on pads, and enjoy fall food and activities.
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“Open weekends September 26 – October 25, 2026”
Oct 16 – 24Event
Fort Meigs Historic Site, Perrysburg
Families hear ghostly stories around glowing campfires at this spooky storytelling event held on select October dates.
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“Oct. 16, 17, 23, 24, 2026 Hear ghostly stories around glowing campfires at this spooky storytelling event.”
Conine’s Country Market, Fostoria
2 things on here this weekend
Oct 24Beginning Oct. 3rd & 4th from 12:00 4:00pm, we start our weekend Hayrides and PiRegular dates
Families enjoy hayrides and pick their own pumpkins on weekends, with farm animals to see and fresh apples, cider, Amish cheese, and treats available for purchase.
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“Beginning Oct. 3rd & 4th from 12:00 4:00pm, we start our weekend Hayrides and Pick-a-Pumpkin !!”
Oct 25Beginning Oct. 3rd & 4th from 12:00 4:00pm, we start our weekend Hayrides and PiRegular dates
Families enjoy hayrides and pick their own pumpkins on weekends, with farm animals to see and fresh apples, cider, Amish cheese, and treats available for purchase.
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“Beginning Oct. 3rd & 4th from 12:00 4:00pm, we start our weekend Hayrides and Pick-a-Pumpkin !!”
Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation and Riverside Train, Findlay
3 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $3 per personOct 24Saturdays and Sundays 1:00PM-5:00PMRegular dates
Families ride quarter-scale trains to a pumpkin patch to select a pumpkin, load it on the train's flatcar, and take another trip around the track. Games, decorations, and activities throughout the museum.
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“Saturdays and Sundays 1:00PM-5:00PM”
Oct 25Saturdays and Sundays 1:00PM-5:00PMRegular dates
Families ride quarter-scale trains to a pumpkin patch to select a pumpkin, load it on the train's flatcar, and take another trip around the track. Games, decorations, and activities throughout the museum.
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“Saturdays and Sundays 1:00PM-5:00PM”
Sep 19 – Oct 25Event
PUMPKIN TRAIN — September 19 - October 25, 2026. Ride the train & pick a pumpkin! Fun for the whole family.
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“September 19 - October 25, 2026”
Toledo Zoo, Toledo
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $13 published pricemilitary ratesOct 24Event
Character Meet & Greets — Oct. 24 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.. Meet & greet with Rapunzel and Mother Gothel, Main Plaza
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“Oct. 24 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.”
Oct 24Event
Pumpkin Carving Demos — October 24 & 31 11 a.m. – 3 p.m..
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“October 24 & 31 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.”
1 more on in Toledo & the Northwest this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Toledo & the Northwest
Funtimes Fun Park, Alliance
3 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $17.95 per personOct 10 – 24Season
Families ride a zombie hayride at Funtimes Fun Park during October, with daytime and afternoon hours available throughout the two-week run.
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“Zombie Hayride Hunt Special Event Zombie Hayride Oct 10 12:00 PM - Oct 24 05:00 PM”
Oct 17 – 25Season
Families play not-so-spooky mini golf at Funtimes Fun Park in October, with daytime and afternoon hours available for a family-friendly fall experience.
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“Not-So-Spooky Golf Special Event Fall Oct 17 12:00 PM - Oct 25 05:00 PM”
Sep 26 – Nov 7Season
Families experience a haunted attraction at Fortress of Fear Haunted ScreamPark, running from late September through early November with evening and night hours.
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“Haunted ScreamPark Haunted Attraction Sep 26 07:30 PM - Nov 07 12:00 AM”
Majestic Meadows Alpacas & Boutique, Medina
3 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $16.50 per personOct 16 – 30Event
The farm hosts Halloween celebrations with trick-or-treating, the Vortex Tunnel & Clown Building, and the Haunted Barn Maze. Open late dates feature fog, lighting, and eerie effects after sunset; families meet alpacas, llamas, camels, and more.
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“Friday, October 16 - Saturday, October 17 - Friday, October 23 - Saturday, October 24 - Friday, October 30 Admission 10 AM – 5 PM and 6 – 7 PM.”
Oct 18 – 31Event
The farm celebrates Halloween with trick-or-treating, the Vortex Tunnel & Clown Building, and the Haunted Barn Maze during regular daytime hours. Families explore the decorated farm and meet animals including alpacas, llamas, camels, and kangaroos.
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“Regular Hours - Sunday, October 18 - Sunday, October 25 - Saturday, October 31 Admission until 3:30 PM. Farm closes 5 PM.”
Oct 6 – Dec 31Season
Families explore the 20-acre farm at their own pace and meet alpacas, llamas, miniature cows, goats, sheep, camels, miniature donkeys, miniature horses, kangaroos, wallabies, rabbits, pigs, and heritage turkeys.
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“Self-Guided Farm Tour March - December”
Oct 24Event
Akron Children's Museum, Akron
Children explore autumn-themed hands-on activities and build money skills through the Grow & Go Bank, learning about saving, spending, and sharing while playing on Saturday, October 24.
Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.
“Fall Fun & Financials on October 24th”
Akron Zoo, Akron
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $11 per personInfants Free AdmissionOct 24Event
An early-morning sensory-friendly trick-or-treating session for people with different abilities who prefer quieter, less crowded environments. Opens one hour early, 10–11 a.m.
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“Oct. 24 10 - 11 a.m. We'll be opening an hour early for people with different abilities”
Oct 10 – 25Event
A Halloween experience with trick-or-treating, themed areas, seasonal snacks, character meet-and-greets, and a spooky dance performance. Runs select October weekends, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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“Oct 10-25 Oct. 10 - 11, 17 - 18 & 24 - 25*11 a.m. – 7 p.m.”
6 more on in Akron–Canton & Youngstown this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Akron–Canton & Youngstown
Oct 23 – 24 · 7:00 pmEvent
Land of Illusion Adventure Park, Middletown
The USA's #1 Haunted Scream Park opens for its 30th season with reimagined haunted houses, twisted corridors, horrifying creatures, and sinister trails where nightmares come alive.
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“Dates: October 23, 2026 – October 24, 2026 at 7:00 pm”
Windmill Farm Market, Springboro
3 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $10 per personChildren Under 2 Free - WeekendOct 23 – 25 · 11:00 amEvent
Public hayrides run Friday from 11am to 6pm and weekends from 11am to 5pm. Families can ride through the farm during the Spooktacular festival.
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“October 23, 2026 at 11:00 am”
Oct 24 – 31Event
The market and public hayrides operate during the Spooktacular festival. The market is open 10am to 6pm daily. Public hayrides run Friday 11am–6pm and weekends 11am–5pm.
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“October 24, 2026 at 10:00 am”
Oct 25 · 11:00 amEvent
Public hayrides run on October 25 from 11am to 6pm, offering families a scenic ride through the farm during the Spooktacular festival.
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“October 25, 2026 at 11:00 am”
Oct 24Event
British Transportation Museum, Dayton
The museum hosts its 10th annual chili cookoff. Families can attend and enter their own chili in the competition.
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“10th Annual Chili Cookoff - Saturday October 24th”
Oct 24Event
Brukner Nature Center, Troy
A kid-friendly evening with guided walks along a luminary-lit trail, live wildlife, and costumed characters. Families stop at six stations to learn about nocturnal creatures. Trail time is approximately 50 minutes.
Check event details and ticket requirements with the venue.
“Saturday, October 24, 2026 - 5:30 PM 8:00 PM”
3 more on in Dayton & the Miami Valley this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Dayton & the Miami Valley
48 longer runs — exhibitions and seasons open across the weekend but on for more than 14 days. Closing soonest first.
Sep 19 – Oct 31Season
Lehner’s Pumpkin Farm, Radnor
The pumpkin farm opens for the season with acres of pumpkins and gourds to choose from. Families can pick their own pumpkins from the 15+ acre Pick-Your-Own Patch or select pre-picked varieties in the yard.
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“Open September 19 - October 31, 2026”
Lohstroh Family Farms, Mount Sterling
2 things on here this weekend
Venue admission
From $4 per personSep 26 – Oct 31Season
Families ride in barrel-shaped train cars pulled by a tractor. The tractor train runs on weekends from the last weekend in September through October.
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“Runs weekends starting the last weekend in September through October.”
Sep 26 – Oct 31Season
Families stroll through a maze to find characters and listen to their stories about the farm. The corn maze is open daily throughout September and October.
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“Open daily September through October.”
Sep 26 – Nov 1Season
Goodman Family Farms, Mount Gilead
The farm hosts its 5th annual Fall on the Farm festival with over 30 activities, pumpkins for sale, food trucks, and farm fun. Open weekends through November 1st.
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“Sep 26th - Nov 1st, 2026 OPEN Saturdays and Sundays | 12 - 6:30pm”
Sep 4 – Nov 1Season
Lynd Corn Maze, Pataskala
Lynd Maze Fest opens with an 80s-inspired Back 2 the Future theme. Families navigate an 8-acre corn maze, explore a 1-acre Paws of Honor Maze for young children, ride wagons through the orchard, and enjoy fall games and activities.
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“Maze Fest is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from September 4th through November 1st.”
3 more on in Columbus & Central Ohio this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Columbus & Central Ohio
Sep 28 – Oct 31Season
Apple Hill Orchards, Lexington
Hayrides are offered every Saturday and Sunday from mid-September through the last weekend in October between 1pm and 4pm for families to enjoy.
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“Hayrides are offered every Saturday and Sunday starting in mid-september through the last weekend in October between 1pm-4pm.”
Oct 1 – 31Event
Sky Zone Highland Heights, Highland Heights
All In on October Fun — October 1st – 31st. Celebrate all month with Halloween-themed games, music, costumes and experiences for the whole family.
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“October 1st – 31st”
Oct 1 – 31Event
Sky Zone Westlake, Westlake
All In on October Fun — October 1st – 31st. Celebrate all month with Halloween-themed games, music, costumes and experiences for the whole family.
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“October 1st – 31st”
Sep 17 – Nov 1Event
Cedar Point, Sandusky
Cedar Point's HalloWeekends runs select days and nights with family-friendly Halloween attractions, shows and fall activities by day, then haunted mazes, scare zones and live entertainment after dark.
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“Select Days and Nights September 17 – November 1”
4 more on in Cleveland & the Lake Erie Shore this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Cleveland & the Lake Erie Shore
Oct 9 – 24Event
Heritage Village Museum, Sharonville
A family-friendly, slight-fright event where visitors trick-or-treat through the Village meeting ghosts, witches, monsters, and other characters. Runs select October evenings from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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“Oct. 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, & 24 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. (No admissions after 9pm) Celebrate the spooky season with this family-friendly, slight-fright event.”
Sep 25 – Oct 31Event
Kings Island, Mason
The park transforms into a Halloween celebration with haunted mazes, scare zones, live shows, and interactive experiences. Families can enjoy daytime Tricks and Treats before nighttime scares begin.
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“When: Thursdays-Sundays, September 25th - October 31, 2026”
Oct 1 – 31Season
Simmons Farms, Bethel
The Pumpkin Festival runs throughout October with pumpkin patches and a corn maze. Families can visit on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays to pick pumpkins and enjoy seasonal farm activities.
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“🎃 Pumpkin Festival OPEN October 2026 at Simmons Farms Fridays 1 PM–5 PM, Saturdays 10 AM–7 PM, and Sundays 12 PM–5PM”
Sep 25 – Nov 1
Cincinnati Fear Fest, Williamsburg
Ohio's largest Halloween event features three haunted houses, a ghost-town festival, live music, bars, and an oddities market. Families explore The Burn Yard, Freaking Fun House, and Detox, plus outdoor scare zones and the Cinder Ridge wasteland town.
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“Open Sep 25th through Nov 1st”
Oct 1 – 31Season
Sky Zone Trampoline Park, Holland
Halloween fun takes over Sky Zone all month long with themed games, music, costumes, GLOW experiences, and family fun throughout October.
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“October 1st – 31st Halloween fun is taking over Sky Zone all month long.”
Sep 26 – Nov 1Season
Lincoln Ridge Farms, Convoy
Over 30 family fun attractions including haywagon rides, corn maze, zip lines, barrel train rides, corn pits and jumping pillows. Apple cider, fresh apple cider donuts and festival food available throughout the season.
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“Beginning September 26 & 27, EVERY weekend in October plus November 1st!”
Sep 28 – Nov 6Season
Bowlander Farm, Genoa
Students milk a live cow, hold baby chicks, feed llamas and goats, see an observation beehive, ride a barrel train and hayride, and pick a pumpkin. Two tour options available for different grade levels.
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“Tours run from September 28th, 2026 through November 6th, 2026.”
Sep 14 – Nov 9Event
Heritage Sylvania, Sylvania
A fall programme for children aged 3–6 and their parents at the Historical Village. Each month explores a unique theme with educational activities and stories about local history.
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“September 14 - November 9”
1 more on in Toledo & the Northwest this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Toledo & the Northwest
Sep 25 – Oct 25Season
Cedar Crest Farm, Bolivar
The farm opens for the season with unlimited access to a five-acre corn maze, kiddie train, slides, pumpkin patch, live animals, and other activities. Families can pick pumpkins, explore the fields, and purchase seasonal items.
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“Opening Friday, September 25thfor the 2026 Season! Hours of Operation September 25th to October 25th Friday, Saturday & Sundays - 11 A.M. to 6 P.M.”
Sep 26 – Oct 25Season
Heritage Farms, Peninsula
Heritage Farms opens for its fall festival with pumpkins, hayrides, a harvest maze, and scavenger hunts. Families can pick pumpkins, explore the maze, ride wagons around the farm, and enjoy photo opportunities.
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“September 26th thru October 25th”
Sep 12 – Oct 25Event
White House Fruit Farm, Canfield
Fall Harvest Weekends — September 12th through October 25th. Fall on our farm is a time like no other! The grounds will be bustling with increased activities, food vendors, musicians, and events.
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“September 12th through October 25th”
Sep 19 – Oct 31Season
Guyette Farms, Mantua
The corn maze opens for the season with hayrides and over 20 activities available. Families navigate the maze, enjoy hayrides, and participate in various farm activities on weekends.
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“Dates: September 19th through the end of October”
7 more on in Akron–Canton & Youngstown this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Akron–Canton & Youngstown
Oct 4 – 25Event
Marmon Valley Farm, Zanesfield
Families gather on Sundays in October for hayrides through scenic hills, hay maze crawling, play barn activities, pony rides, and animal visits. Hay rides and trail rides run 1:30–4:30pm.
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“each Sunday in October to make memories during the Harvest Round-Up Days at Marmon Valley Farm! Everyone is sure to enjoy a hayride through the senic hills, crawling through the hay maze, playing in the Play Barn, and visiting the animals! Hay Rides & Trail Rides will run from 1:30-4:30pm.”
Sep 11 – Oct 31Season
Dayton Scream Park, Dayton
Dayton Scream Park opens for its 25th season with a haunted compound featuring four attractions in one continuous experience. Families walk through abandoned buildings with new scenes, props, and monsters.
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“Open: Fridays & Saturdays from DARK until MIDNIGHT | Sept 11 – Oct 31”
Sep 12 – Oct 31Season
Lewisburg Haunted Cave, Lewisburg
A one-hour haunted experience 80 feet underground in a real limestone cave with 30,000 live bats, demons, ghosts and ghouls. Families venture through the cave on Friday and Saturday evenings throughout September and October.
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“Open Fridays & Saturdays SEPTEMBER 12th – OCTOBER 31st 2026”
Oct 1 – 31Season
Sky Zone Trampoline Park, Lima
Sky Zone celebrates all month with Halloween-themed games, music, costumes and experiences for the whole family throughout October.
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“October 1st – 31st Celebrate all month with Halloween-themed games, music, costumes and experiences for the whole family.”
5 more on in Dayton & the Miami Valley this weekend, each on its venue’s own page. What’s on in Dayton & the Miami Valley
3 weekly programmes at 3 venues, each with the venue’s own schedule line. These run every weekend, so they carry a schedule rather than a date.
Every Friday and Saturday Night from 8pm to 10pmRecurring
Apex Jumps Trampoline Park - Dublin, OH, Dublin
An all-ages open jump night where families jump, laugh with friends, and enjoy an evening of fitness and competition disguised as fun.
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“Apex Glow Nights is our "All Ages" open jump night every Friday and Saturday Night from 8pm to 10pm.”
Every Saturday 4pm-11pmRecurring
Penn Lanes, Delaware
Families bowl under cosmic lighting effects every Saturday evening from 4pm to 11pm at Penn Lanes.
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“Every Saturday 4pm-11pm”
Friday 7:30 PM–Close & Saturday 9 PM–MidnightRecurring
Penny's Eastern Freeway Lanes, Northwood
Glow Bowling Night turns off the lights and fires up neon lanes on Friday evenings from 7:30 PM to close and Saturday nights from 9 PM to midnight. Families bowl under colorful lighting.
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“Friday 7:30 PM–Close & Saturday 9 PM–Midnight”
Everything above is a dated item a venue published itself, quoted word for word and linked back. Nothing is a listing anyone paid for, and no price appears here that the venue did not print.
The pick of this weekend is 6 of the 62, one to a region and one to a kind of day out, chosen for being on this Saturday or Sunday rather than on all year, shortest runs first, and each at a place with a photograph of its own. Everything else is listed above.
This page moves on to the next weekend on its own, from what Ohio attractions publish on their own websites.
Looking further ahead? Every attraction’s own page carries its full what’s on list.
