There’s Still Time To Get Into The Halloween Spirit At These 5 Events In MI

Halloween is on a Friday this year, which means celebrations will stretch into the weekend in Michigan. Adding to the fun, Halloween won’t fall on a Friday again until 2031.

There’s still time to get in on the Halloween fun at haunted houses, costume parties and ghost tours.

Below, we’ve rounded up five Halloween events to appeal to a variety of tastes.

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• Scary Movies at the Redford Theater - Watch classic horrors films, such as the Young Frankenstein and The Evil Dead on the big screen in the historic Redford Theater.
• Halloween Stroll at Canterbury Village (Orion Township) - Walk through fog-filled streets, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, laser lights and animatronic surprises at the Canterbury Village in Orion Township.
• Historically Haunted Detroit: The Dark Side of History Bus Tour - You'll embark on a three-hour ride into Detroit’s shadowy past, hearing stories about robbers, soldiers, ghosts, cemeteries and more. The Detroit History Club (a former funeral home turned history lovers' hangout), located at 3103 Commor Street in Hamtramck.
• Oddities on Ottawa - For $25, guests can enjoy performances from fire breathers, mentalists, carnival acts and 20 different musical artists, including horror-inspired DJ, Figure at the Grand Rapids Garage Bar and Grill on Oct. 25.
• Grand Rapids Ghosts - Known as Grand Rapids' most haunted ghost tour, you'll take a one-hour walk along a one-mile trail hearing famous tales about murder, corruption and curses.