Experience the Magic and Mystery of Halloween in Littleton

Halloween in Littleton blends small-town charm with festive traditions and just enough spookiness to thrill all ages. As the trees turn golden and the nights grow crisp, the town transforms into a hub of October celebrations. Families can enjoy safe trick-or-treating at the Goblin Give-Out, admire Pumpkin Poles downtown, or explore the Aspen Grove Halloween events. Thrill-seekers can join the Haunts of Littleton ghost tours or brave the legendary Reinke Brothers Haunted Mansion.

Whether you’re looking for pumpkins and wagon rides at the Littleton Museum Harvest Festival or a haunted house with 50+ years of history, Halloween in Littleton has something for everyone.

Looking for more autumn fun? See our Family-Friendly Fall in Littleton 2025 guide.

Reinke Brothers: Costumes Galore and Littleton’s Coolest Haunted House

The Reinke Brothers Haunted Mansion is the crown jewel of Halloween in Littleton. For more than 50 years, this family-run attraction has anchored Colorado’s spooky season. Located in Downtown Littleton, Reinke Brothers is part costume megastore, part haunted house, and all Halloween spirit.

Inside the shop, you’ll find 20,000+ costumes, props, masks, and makeup. The multi-level Haunted Mansion in back transforms into a maze of animatronics, live actors, eerie sets, and jump scares.

For younger visitors, Lights-On Tours every Saturday and Sunday morning (Sept 27–Nov 2) provide a gentler guided experience, with effects off and “monsters sent to lunch.” Evenings bring the full-scare experience, perfect for teens and adults ready for thrills. Many parents who visited decades ago now bring their own kids, making this a true Littleton tradition.

• 50+ Years of Fearsome Fun: A Littleton institution and one of the best haunted houses for both kids and adults.


• Family Options: Lights-On Tours every Sat & Sun (10 AM–1 PM), Sept 27–Nov 2, 2025 — $12/person (child or adult).


• Full Scare Experience: Animatronics, actors, and all effects—ideal for thrill-seekers.


• Costume & Magic Shop: Explore 20,000+ costumes, props, décor—fangs to fog machines.

Details:

• Hours: Mon–Thu: 6–10 PM • Fri: 6 PM–12 AM • Sat: 3 PM–12 AM • Sun: 3–10 PM


• Tickets: Sun–Thu: $22 advance • Fri–Sat: $30 advance | $40 VIP • Lights-On: $12


• Location: 5663 S. Prince St., Downtown Littleton, CO 80120

Haunted Littleton Walking Tour: Discover the Ghosts of the Past

Now in its 23rd year, the Haunts of Littleton Walking Tour is one of the city’s most iconic Halloween traditions. Costumed storytellers guide groups through historic downtown, sharing tales of lingering spirits, eerie folklore, and unexplained happenings tied to real locations.

Each year brings fresh stories and new routes—spooky, not overwhelming—great for families with older kids, teens, and adults.

• Tours last about an hour—wear comfortable shoes


• Bring a jacket for chilly October nights


• Tickets sell out quickly, so book early


• Each year features new stories, making it worth a return visit

Details:

• When: October 17–18 & 24–25, 2025 (evenings)


• Who: Costumed storytellers well-versed in Littleton history


• What: Guided walking tour of downtown’s haunted past (new routes/stories each year)


• Where: Historic Downtown Littleton (starting point shared with ticket purchase; costumes welcome)

Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns at Hudson Gardens

Hudson Gardens comes alive each October with the Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns, a glowing nighttime attraction that draws visitors from all over Colorado. The event features more than 7,000 hand-carved pumpkins arranged into dazzling illuminated displays. Families follow a winding trail filled with towering dragons, dinosaurs, castles, and storybook characters brought to life with light and creativity.

Unlike haunted houses, the Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns is whimsical rather than scary, making it a perfect Halloween outing for families with kids of all ages. It’s become one of Littleton’s signature fall attractions, drawing visitors from across the Denver metro area.

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Celebrate the Season at the Littleton Museum Harvest Festival

Looking for a fun way to get into the autumn spirit without too many scares? The Littleton Museum’s annual Harvest Festival is just the ticket! This family-friendly festival celebrates fall with old-fashioned charm and plenty of activities for all ages. At the Harvest Festival, you can:

• Pumpkins for Sale – Pick out gourds and pumpkins of all sizes (cash/check only).


• Wagon Rides – A classic way to enjoy the fall colors (ticket purchase required).


• Live Music – A pumpkin-patch performance runs from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM.


• Historical Demonstrations – Blacksmithing, weaving, and even Dr. Tan’s traveling “Medicine Show.”


• 1890s Carnival Games – Play vintage-inspired games from the era of the 1893 World’s Fair.


• Pig Roast Display & Ginger Beer Exhibit – Learn how communities gathered to celebrate harvest season in the 1800s.


• Toddler Hay Bale Maze & Roping Dummies – Free kid-friendly activities.

Good to Know:

• Admission is free, but snack/ride/game tickets are 50¢ each (cash/check only; pre-purchase online and pick up at Will Call).


• Pumpkins and concessions are separate purchases.


• Free photo ops include the pumpkin field, hay wagons, and historic buildings—great for family portraits.


• Parking fills up fast, so plan to arrive early; neighborhood overflow parking is available.

Details:

• Date: Saturday, October 11, 2025


• Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM


• Location: Littleton Museum (6028 S. Gallup Street, Littleton, CO 80120) – on the grounds of the living history farms.


• Admission: Free! Entry to the festival and museum is free for all ages. (Note: small charges apply for certain activities like buying pumpkins, wagon ride tickets, game tickets, and refreshments, with proceeds supporting the museum.)

Downtown Littleton: Pumpkin Poles & Goblin Give Out

Downtown Littleton is especially festive in October thanks to two traditions: the Pumpkin Poles and the Goblin Give-Out.

• Pumpkin Poles: Local businesses decorate lampposts and signs with creative pumpkin stacks—classic jack-o’-lanterns to pop-culture scenes—lining Main Street and nearby blocks. Free, self-guided, photo-friendly.


• Goblin Give Out: The Sunday before Halloween, kids in costume trick-or-treat safely through downtown shops and restaurants in broad daylight—pure small-town magic.

Tips for visiting:

• Arrive early to find parking


• Bring a candy bag for kids


• Parents joining in costumes make it even more fun

Details:

• Pumpkin Poles: Mid-October through Halloween (free, self-guided)


• Goblin Give Out: Sunday, October 26, 2025, 12:00–4:00 PM


• Location: Historic Downtown Littleton

(Bonus: Littleton community centers, churches, and schools host Trunk-or-Treat nights earlier in October. For example, the Littleton Church of Christ runs a big Trunk or Treat with decorated cars and free treats. Check local bulletin boards for dates.)

Aspen Grove Halloween Events: Family Fun, Pets, Yoga & More

Aspen Grove shopping center turns into a hub of Halloween festivities throughout October, offering something for every age (and even for pets!). From kid-friendly trick-or-treating to quirky goat yoga and dog parades, it’s one of the most versatile spots to celebrate the season in Littleton.

Monster Bash + Mystikal Makers Market

On Saturday, October 18, Aspen Grove hosts its annual Monster Bash + Mystikal Makers Market, a community favorite that combines Halloween fun with local shopping.

• Trick-or-Treating: Kids can collect candy at participating Aspen Grove shops (while supplies last).


• Monster Bash Party (12–3 PM): Bounce houses, carnival-style games, face painting, and live entertainment on the plaza.


• Mystikal Makers Market (12–5 PM): Explore 100+ local vendors offering handcrafted jewelry, fall décor, candles, art, and more.


• Family Fun: Food trucks, hayrides, and plenty of festive photo ops.

Why locals love it: It’s free to attend, safe for kids, and has the perfect balance of trick-or-treating, shopping, and community spirit.

Details:

• Date: Saturday, October 18, 2025


• Time: Monster Bash 12–3 PM | Mystikal Makers Market 12–5 PM


• Location: Aspen Grove Shopping Center, 7301 S. Santa Fe Drive, Littleton


• Cost: Free admission; food and vendor items available for purchase

Goatflix & Chill: Hocus Pocus Movie Night

Settle in for a one-of-a-kind outdoor movie night featuring rescued Nigerian Dwarf goats! Guests can cozy up under the stars with lawn chairs or blankets while watching Hocus Pocus. Expect goat cuddles, lighthearted fun, and snacks for both humans and goats. A family-friendly and utterly unique way to spend a fall evening in Littleton.

• All-ages event with rescued goats joining the audience


• Goat treats and movie snacks available for purchase


• Bring your own blanket or chair for this outdoor setup


• Ticket proceeds support local goat rescue and therapy programs

Details:

• Date: Fri, Oct 24, 2025


• Time: 7–9 PM


• Location: Aspen Grove, 7301 S. Santa Fe Dr. #718 (next to Apothecary Fairy)


• Registration: Required in advance via Rocky Mountain Goat Yoga’s website.

Halloween Baby Goat Yoga: Spooky Stretches with a Twist

Halloween Goat Yoga is a beloved Littleton tradition, mixing relaxation, laughter, and plenty of goat antics. Participants of all skill levels enjoy a guided yoga session followed by photo time with the goats—many dressed in tiny Halloween costumes.

• 45-minute yoga session + photo period with the goats


• Beginner-friendly and lighthearted—no yoga experience required


• Goats dressed for the occasion in festive Halloween attire


• Optional mat rentals available; bring your own water and layers


• A portion of proceeds supports goat rescue and animal therapy programs

Details:

• Date: Saturday, October 25, 2025 (10:00 AM & 12:00 PM sessions)


• Location: Aspen Grove shopping center, 7301 S. Santa Fe Drive, Littleton


• Registration: Required in advance via Rocky Mountain Goat Yoga’s website.


• Tips: Bring your own mat, dress for cool mornings, and arrive early for good spots

Woof-o-Ween & Paw-rade: Doggie Halloween Celebration

Halloween isn’t just for people—pups take center stage at Aspen Grove’s Woof-o-Ween & Paw-rade.

• Paw-rade Fundraiser (12 PM): Dogs in costume (with or without their owners) walk in a parade to raise money for Pepper’s Senior Dog Sanctuary. Floats and group costumes encouraged! Best in Show wins a $500 prize.


• Barkin’ Market (12–3 PM): 30+ vendors sell pup-friendly treats, accessories, and pet gear.


• Dog Trick-or-Treating: Participating shops hand out treats just for dogs (maps available at check-in).


• Costume Contest (2:30 PM): Categories include Scariest, Best Owner & Dog Duo, Most Creative/DIY, with prizes up to $200.

Beyond the contests, the day features live music, food trucks, dog craft stations, and even a pup-safe “dog bar.” Costumes are encouraged for dogs and humans alike, making this one of Littleton’s most heartwarming Halloween traditions.

Witches, Wizards & Warlocks Walk at Aspen Grove

Aspen Grove also kicks off Halloween season with the Witches, Wizards & Warlocks Walk, a magical evening for adults, teens, and families who want a mix of shopping and entertainment.

• Retail Surprises: Local shops (like My Favorite Things, Pink Attic Cat, Timbuk Toys, and The Vintage Ladies) host special promotions and themed displays.


• Outdoor Halloween Market (4–9 PM): Local artisans sell seasonal décor, crafts, and treats.


• Food Trucks & Drinks: Grab fall snacks and warm drinks as you stroll.


• Classic Movie Screening (7 PM): End the night with Young Frankenstein on the outdoor big screen at BARBOX.


• Costumes Encouraged: Guests show off witchy, wizardly, or magical attire while enjoying music and shopping.

It’s an evening that blends small-town charm with seasonal magic—a perfect way to kick off October in Littleton.

More Halloween Events Around Littleton

South Platte Park After Dark: Campfire Tales & Chills

Gather around the campfire at Carson Nature Center for eerie stories that move from the firelight into the dark woods. Recommended for ages 14+.

• South Platte Park After Dark, October 10, 2025 | 6–8 PM


• Carson Nature Center, 3000 W. Carson Dr. | Ages 14+ | No flashlights or pets

South Platte Park After Dark: Campfire Date Night

An adults-only evening with s’mores, “naughty animal facts,” games, and a moonlit walk.

• South Platte Park After Dark, October 17, 2025 | 6–8 PM


• Carson Nature Center | Ages 18+

From Harvest to Halloween at ROX Arts Gallery

Explore art inspired by autumn’s warmth and Halloween’s whimsy. Meet local artists, enjoy refreshments, and take in the creative atmosphere.

• From Harvest to Halloween, October 10, 2025 | 5:30–8 PM


• ROX Arts Gallery, 7301 S. Santa Fe Dr., Suite 222

Day of the Dead Celebration at Arapahoe Community College

Celebrate Día de los Muertos with vibrant art, altars, and cultural displays in the Jantzen Gallery.

• Day of the Dead Celebration, Opening Reception: October 28, 2025 | 1–3 PM


• Arapahoe Community College Art and Design Center Exhibit: Oct 28 – Nov 7, 2025 | 2400 W. Alamo Ave., Littleton

Final Fridays: Shop, Dine & Explore Downtown

Downtown Littleton’s Final Friday event has been a beloved way to explore Main Street’s shops and restaurants after hours—with live music, specials, and community fun. This year’s October 31 celebration will be the final event of the series, closing out the season with costumes, themed entertainment, and a lively downtown atmosphere—perfect before or after trick-or-treating.

Event Details:

• Dates: October 31 & November 28, 2025 (continues monthly through Dec 26, 2025)


• Time: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM


• Location: Downtown Littleton (Main, Prince & Alamo Streets)


• Admission: Free


• Age Suitability: All ages

Beer Garden Blockbusters: Shaun of the Dead at Farm House

Cap off Halloween night with a cult favorite—Shaun of the Dead—screened outdoors at the Breckenridge Brewery Farm House Beer Garden. Enjoy food and drink specials, costumes, and community fun

• Movie begins at 7 PM


• Beer + food specials available all night


• Costumes encouraged


• Must be 17+ unless accompanied by a parent

Bring your best zombie shuffle, grab a pint, and settle in for laughs, scares, and community fun in the Beer Garden. It’s a perfect adult-friendly option to wrap up the holiday after the family festivities wind down.

Get into the Halloween Spirit: Littleton Style

Littleton’s Halloween season is packed with variety—ghost tours, haunted houses, harvest festivals, and family-friendly fun. Whether you’re practicing yoga with costumed goats, trick-or-treating downtown, or shopping handmade crafts, each event showcases the town’s festive spirit. Families will appreciate the safe, welcoming atmosphere, while thrill-seekers will find plenty of chills.

Plan ahead and celebrate Halloween in Littleton—where ghost tours, haunted houses, pumpkin festivals, and family traditions make October unforgettable.