halloween

COVID-19 has many people quarantining at home looking for something new to do to fill all that extra time. Or something old to do. A central New York photographer has picked up her camera again after a two year break and her photos are downright spooky.

The lights on Jacob Lane are well known in central New York. The family even appeared on Season 7 of the Great Christmas Light Fight. But they also light up the house at Halloween.

Are you looking for a fun, and safe, trick or treat experience this year for the family? Look no further than the City of Rome. The Rome Art and Community Center is hosting "Trick or Treat Street" on Friday October 16th from 6:30PM - 8:30PM...

f you're looking for a way to connect with the other side this fall, you'll want to strap on your ghost hunting boots and take a roadtrip to Western New York.

Experience a magical new Halloween event at the Pumpkin Glow & Light Show Drive-Thru.

Halloween may look a little different this year, but organizations and businesses across CNY are banding together to make sure kids still get their treats.

During the pandemic, one industry that has suffered has been the performing arts. The Broadway Theatre League of Utica is committed to illuminating the community with a special night out. Just in time for Halloween here in Central New York, they are hosting the first drive-in movie fundraising night...

If you want to dress as something unique and out-of-the-box, we have a list of the costumes you'll want to avoid.

What about visiting one of Central New York's favorite Halloween traditions? Running through Halloween, check out the Schuyler Holiday House.

One Central New York city says Halloween is a go this year, announcing trick-or-treat times for the holiday.

No tricks. Kids won't be going door to door, collecting candy on Halloween in one New York village.

Looking for some family friendly Halloween fun? Join in on the fun at Beaversprite Conservation Education Center and the Utica Zoo for the Haunted Trail.