Halloween

As we enter Halloweekend, we’re spotlighting houses across Indianapolis that are ready for goblins and ghouls to knock on their doors … if they dare.

Scarlet Lane Brewing Company cranks up its horror-genre theme for the month of October.

Six costumes for the lazy, frustrated, and/or fearful.

Even from six feet away, the park has dreamed up clever ways to conduct pandemic-safe horror.

Scream on.

And just like that, we’re back in … Pittsburgh! What?

“For a state that looks like an elaborate Children of the Corn backdrop, the pickings are slim.”

The operation all started with a perfectly wholesome farm. In 1991, my parents moved to my grandparents’ massive spread in the country to help out. Three years later, a business concept and I were born at the same time, providing my mother with a way to work from home while raising me—she ran KD Stables, […]

No tricks: Our guide to Halloween, Irvington-style.

Characters in Hotel Holmes are developed with unique back stories, and they interact freely with the guests. Participants will be led through eight different rooms, starting with Victorian style hotel rooms and eventually into Holmes’ deathly lair. Each room signifies a different part of Holmes’ journey.

Just because my family owns and operates two haunted attractions doesn’t mean we’re psychos. We’re actually very nice people, but we do know how to make all your nightmares come true.

An Indiana-set Heartland movie, a bestselling author reading, and spooky music.

“I couldn’t get past episode three or four. Too scary.”

A look back at the Irvington Halloween Festival’s beginnings—and the spooky fun in store this month.

Escape your couch (and the incessant stream of trick-or-treaters) this Halloween.