the Weekend Round-Up Oct 29 - 31
It's Halloween weekend! Can you believe we're looking at November, already? That means the shopping season is soon to kick into full swing! YIKES! If your entertainment budget was tight before, it could be a really challenge in the weeks to come. Well here's some last minute Halloween fun you can still have with the family.
Trick or Treat IHOP has Free kids pancakes to eat!
Chili's Free Kids Meal
Be sure to sign up for the Chili's Email club and receive via email a coupon for Free Chips & Queso!
Free Movie Weekend
Goodrich Quality Theater has a FREE fall matinee going on until November 14th.
Showtimes are 9am and 10am on Saturday and Sunday and has a 15 minute intermission.
The movies are Free for the whole family! And HERE's a coupon for pop & popcorn!
This weekend at Goodrich Quality Theater
The Last Airbender
Showtimes vary so be sure to check times at your location.
The movies are free for 12 and under, adults cost a $1.
This weekend at MJR
Ramona and Beezus
Free Kids Craft at Lakeshore Learning Store
The Knack Free Family Craft Event
October 30th 10a- 2p at Micheals Craft Stores bring the kids in costume for Free crafts and fun.Create duck tape cuffs 10a- 12p. Face painting from 12p-1:30p and a costume parade 1:30-2pmHaunted Halloween for Children at the Arab American National Museum
Arab American National Museum 13624 Michigan Ave., Dearborn .4-7 p.m. Saturday, October 30
Kids will enjoy trick or treating in the galleries; a craft session featuring gourd/pumpkin decorating; a pumpkin carving demonstration; a scavenger hunt and a costume contest (best costume, scariest costume).
Costume Contest Prizes: $20 Toys R Us gift card and a Family Membership to the Arab American National Museum ($65 value).
Tickets $6 at the door or $5 when purchased in advance online.
All children must be accompanied by a parent; no ticket required for parent.
Click HERE to purchase tickets online.
Meijer's in-store trick or treating
Museum Mystery Tour Halloween weekend
At the DIA, October 29th & 30th 6pm to 9pm & Sunday 31th 1pm to 4pm. Get into the Halloween mood with a museum mystery tour of the American art galleries. Guides tell tales and secrets about the artists whose work haunts the DIA. You’ve never seen the galleries like this: eerie lighting and sounds in the dark, but we’ll keep it fun and family friendly, so bring the kids (in costume or not), ages five and up. Tours leave from the Great Hall approximately every ten minutes. On Sunday at the DIA is also Family Sunday and will include these additional events.Children's Museum Spooky Science
Detroit Children's Museum Spooky Science event on Oct. 30! Bug hunt, costume contests, pumpkin bowling and more! Kids in costume get in free with paid adult and members are free! Admission Adults $4.00 Children 2-12 $2.00 Children under 2 Free. Admission includes one planetarium show.Additional planetarium shows are $1.In Ann Arbor, the annual Downtown Ann Arbor Treat Parade is Friday October 29th from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. This event is sponsored by the Main Street Area Association. Families are encouraged to come in costume and receive treats from area businesses flying black and orange balloons. The event takes place in businesses along Main, Liberty, Fourth, and Washington Streets. For more information call 734-668-7112.
At your local YMCA on October 29th from 6-8pm. Admission is just a canned good for a local food bank. There will be candy, games, costume contests, prizes, haunted hallway, swimming, trunk or treat, and more! Bring the whole family and your neighbors too. The YMCA provides a safe, fun environment for whole families to enjoy the Halloween experience while minimizing some of the risks commonly associated with this unique holiday.
In Taylor , "Safe Halloween" is scheduled from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, October 31, at Taylor's Heritage Park, 12111 Pardee Road. The event is free for children 12 and under. Children can trick-or-treat in a safe environment, collecting candy from costumed staff members of the City of Taylor Department of Golf, Parks and Recreation. For more information, call (734) 374-3906.
Be sure to check your city to see if they are particpating in a "Safe Halloween" event!
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