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Celebrate Halloween with a spooky afternoon at Queens Botanical Garden! Little ones can show off their costumes, stroll through the trick-or-treat trail, make Halloween crafts, see and learn about our spooky plants, walk with Griot Darlene Deloris for Ankhlave Anansi’s Wisdom of the World Tour, and catch lively performances. There will be a special opportunity to meet The Cat in the Hat’s Thing 1 and Thing 3 along with special giveaways to celebrate the soon-to-be released movie!

Meanwhile, grown-ups can relax with harvest beers and ciders at the bar, enjoy the fall foliage, pose for spooktacular photo opportunities, and join in the festivities. Be sure to check out the bustling vendor fair, where unique finds from local businesses await. It’s the perfect outing for families and fall lovers alike!

Members visit free. $10 Non-Members ($8 children).

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Schedule

Trick-or-Treat Bag Making
All Day • Main St & Parking Entrances

Trick-or-Treat Trail
All Day • Enter at Main Street Entrance Plaza

Cat in the Hat Characters
All Day • Terrace

Chalk Walk
All Day • Crabapple Grove

Dr. Aaron Rodrigues Insect Table
All Day • Terrace
Meet the Beekeeper
All Day • Bee Garden

Storytime with Leona Swamp
12 pm & 1 pm • Meeting Room

Gary the Magician
12:30 pm • Stage at Crabapple Orchard

Farm Stand
12:30–2 pm • Oak Allée

Face Painting
1–5 pm • Moon Gate

Anklave: Anansi’s Wisdom of the World Tour
1 pm & 3 pm • Meet at Deconstructed Wetland

Spooky Plant Tour
2 pm • Meet at the Terrace

Compost & Farm Table
3:30–5 pm • Oak Allée

Live Music: Somos Cumbia, Somos Familia
4 pm • Stage at Crabapple Orchard

Halloween at the Garden is sponsored by “THE CAT IN THE HAT”

Event presented by Queens Botanical Garden. HowDidIMissThat.com is an independent listing and does not organize this event.

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