Listed below are free family-friendly Halloween Events around Hawaii Island, listed by date and time.
Halloween: “The Night of the Kraken” in Waikoloa Village. October 26, 2024 from 4-8pm. Trick or Treat, Drawing for Prizes, “Haunted Ship”, Games, Live Music, and soo much more! Ohana, Music, Food, and Fun! More info: Events | Waikoloa Plaza Shopping Center | Big Island Hawaii
Boo at the Zoo in Hilo. October 26-27 from 3-6PM. Free keiki activities, entertainment, costume contest, plus trick-or-treating ($1) and concessions. More info: Home | Panaewa Rainforest Zoo and Gardens
FREE Keiki Scavenger Hunt in Hakalau (age 12 and younger). October 27, 2024 from 10am to 3pm. Children will search for hidden objects throughout the park. There will be prizes for the winners plus FREE Halloween treats. Non-perishable food donations accepted for the Food Pantry. Donate money to support victims of the Maui wildfires through the Salvation Army. More info: Halloween | Botanical World Adventures
Spooktacular Halloween Activities in Waikoloa. October 27-31, 2024 at Kingʻs Shops. Enjoy a range of thrilling events: “The Great Escape” with the Hawaii Keiki Museum, vote on a decorated pumpkins, Trick or Treating at participating merchants, and a special HALLO-WINE event for adults.
KTA Puainako’s 12th Annual HAUNTED HOUSE in Hilo. October 27-31, 2024 from 5-9pm. Bring your ‘ohana for some spooktacular ‘Great Explorations!’ KTA Puainako Sidewalk is a FREE EVENT. Non-perishable food donations accepted for The Food Basket. More info: KTA Puainako’s 12th Annual HAUNTED HOUSE | Facebook and KTA Super Stores | Instagram
Spooky Soirée at Kona Library. October 29, 2024 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm. A Halloween Party featuring activities for all ages. Young children must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver. More info: Hawaii State Public Library System | Spooky Soirée
Trunk or Treat in Kona. October 30, 2024 from 4 – 6pm. Calling all ghosts and ghouls! Bring your Ohana to Kona Commons for Halloween giveaways, music, and a spooktacular costume contest so make sure to brush those vampire teeth, iron your superhero cape, and practice your scary Halloween cackle. Parking Lot near Petco. More info: Trunk or Treat — Kona Commons
Visit the Ka’u Libraries on Halloween. October 31, 2024 from 10:00AM-1:00PM & 2:00PM-6:00PM. Patrons are welcome to visit both Naalehu Public Library and Pahala Public and School Library on Halloween day. Any costumed patrons (all ages) will receive a goodie bag for participating in the Halloween spirit. 1 bag per person. Available while supplies last. More info: Visit the Ka’u Libraries on Halloween
HalloQueen Trick-or-Treat Event in Waikoloa. October 31 from 4-7 PM. Get ready to have a hauntingly good time at the HalloQueen Celebration. They’ve got a brew of wickedly fun activities, including spine-chilling giveaways, a ghostly game graveyard, creepy face painting, and a cauldron brimming with candy. Please look for the “Stop Here” signs at participating merchants. Plus, don’t miss out on Alexander D’Mazing’s Magic Show at 5 PM in the Coronation Pavilion! Every monster, mummy, and witch are welcome, so bring your ‘ohana and celebrate HalloQueen. More info: HalloQueen 2024 Events – Queens’ Marketplace
Fall Photo Patch Giveaway in Waikoloa. Through November 1. Win $300 in Queens’ Marketplace Gift Cards! Visit the Fall Photo Patch from October 18 through November 1 and snap some picture-perfect shots. Tag @QueensMarketplace in your posts for a chance to win $300 in gift cards from Queens’ Marketplace merchants. More info: HalloQueen 2024 Events – Queens’ Marketplace
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Event calendar of free and affordable things to do
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