"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Level up your Halloween with a Wreck-It Ralph group costume. You can bring the beloved arcade world to ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Even though Halloween falls on October 31, you don’t have to reserve your festivities for the last day of ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The magic of Halloween starts with what you wear, so bigger is better! Literally. Inflatable Halloween ...

Halloween is the perfect excuse to get creative in the kitchen and surprise your guests with spooky yet delicious treats. From creepy-cute snacks to playful party bites, there’s something for everyone ...

Jack-o-lantern + guacamole + chips = party. (source) Monstrously jiggly. IT’S ALIVE. (recipe here: source) With the help of a roll of cookie dough, you can make candy corn ON THE COB. (directions) ...

Get inspired with 20 Halloween party foods that are both creepy and delicious. Perfect for parties, potlucks, or a spooky night in. IF you're planning a Halloween get-together, you need party foods ...

Halloween isn’t just about costumes and decorations—it’s one of the most delicious holidays of the year. While store-bought candy may fill trick-or-treat bags, homemade Halloween treats are making a ...

The National Retail Federation’s annual Halloween consumer survey found about $3.5 billion will be spent on candy in 2024. That’s a lot of sugar, calories, and potential damage to your teeth.

Celebrate Halloween all October long with haunts and other events in Knoxville and surrounding areas. Halloween falls on a Friday this year, but many spooky festivities are available in the weeks ...

Ready for a scare? Halloween may be next Thursday, but folks in the Philadelphia area are celebrating all weekend with a variety of spine-tingling chills and candy-corn-sweet thrills. This weekend ...

The annual “Halloween Party,” a free event at Harwood Heights Village Hall presented in partnership with the Harwood Heights Youth Commission and the village, attracted approximately 70 people on Oct.