Several Halloween Events For The Family In The Duluth Area This Weekend

If you and the kids just can't wait until next weekend for some Halloween fun, there are a lot of spooky family activities and trick-or-treating events going on this weekend around the Twin Ports area!

If you want to jump-start your Halloween fun, here's a rundown of several of the events going on this weekend. This is by no means a complete list of every single event. If I missed one, let me know about it!

Here's a rundown of numerous Halloween events around the Twin Ports area to check out:

Friday, October 23 Events

The Pike Lake ElementaryTrunk-Or-Treat event from 5 pm until 6:30 pm tonight will give the kiddos a chance to put on their costumes and check out several decorated trunks with lots of candy and spooky fun! There's also a spooky trail to explore, and food trucks will be on site. Here's more about the event.

Keystone Bluffs is also doing a trunk-or-treat event tonight from 5 pm until 6:30 pm. There will be trick-or-treating both indoors and outdoors at the facility. Learn more about the event here.

If you're looking for something that isn't candy-centric, Glensheen Mansion is offering family-friendly lantern tours around the estate, with glowing lanterns adding a unique ambiance to the tours. There are tours available both Friday and Saturday evening this weekend and Halloween weekend. You can learn more here.

Saturday, October 24 Events

Boo!seum Monster Masterpieces at the Duluth Children's Museum is welcoming two sessions of spooky fun. There will be silly monsters, creepy crafts, and other creative activities, along with lots of fun to explore at the museum. Registration is required for this event. There are two sessions: 10 am to noon, and 1 pm to 3 pm. You can get more information and register here.

Boo at the Zoo wraps up its 2026 season on Saturday at the Lake Superior Zoo. This weekend is the last of the three Saturdays of this year's event, with tons of trick-or-treating, activities, magic shows, food trucks, games, and more. Zoo members get exclusive access from 9 am until 10 am, with the event open to the public from 10 am until 4 pm. You can learn more about the event here.

The Superior Spooktacular Parade marks its 12th year this weekend, with the lineup happening at 11 am and the parade getting going at 12:30 pm. The parade will travel west on 21st Street, turn north on Cumming Avenue, and end at Hammond Park. After the parade, there will be more Halloween fun at Hammond Park! You can learn more here.

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Halloween in Lincoln Park on Saturday afternoon will offer trick-or-treating at several Lincoln Park neighborhood businesses from 1 pm until 4 pm. In addition, many businesses will be offering special events and shopping discounts. You can see participating businesses here.

Malloween at the Miller Hill Mall is happening this Saturday afternoon, from 2 pm until 4 pm. Indoor trick-or-treating at participating mall businesses, a spooky photo booth, and a costume contest are part of the fun this year. Here's more about the event.

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church is hosting an indoor trunk-or-treating event from 5:30 pm until 7 pm. You can learn more about this event here.

Sunday, October 25 Events

The Rice Lake Volunteer Fire Department is hosting a Halloween Carnival at 4051 Martin Road in Duluth on Sunday from 11 am until 2 pm. Carnival games and prizes are at the center of this event. You're encouraged to come in costume! You can learn more here.

Zenith Bookstore is hosting a Kids Halloween Storytime event at 11 am on Sunday morning. Spooky stories, crafts, snacks, and songs are part of the fun, geared toward kids in first grade or younger. You can learn more about this event here.

Edgewood Hermantown is hosting a trick-or-treating event on Sunday from 1 pm until 3 pm, with residents at Edgewood ready to hand out candy to visiting families. You can learn more here.

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Hallo-week kicks off on Sunday at Fairlawn Mansion in Superior with their new Pumpkin Land. The free Pumpkin Land event will have food trucks, live music, games, pick-a-pumpkin, carving and decorating stations, and spooky photo opportunities for the family from 2 pm until 5 pm on Sunday. This kicks off a series of spooky events at Superior's historic properties during Halloween week. You can learn more about those events here.

Pike Lake Golf & Beach Club is hosting its 7th annual Fairway to Scareway event on Sunday from 2 pm until 4 pm. This free event will offer trick-or-treating from hole to hole along the golf course. Families are encouraged to bring kids of all ages to walk or ride the course (though adults need to drive carts). You can learn more here.