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What is on across the Salt Lake Valley from Friday, October 30 to Sunday, November 1, sorted by city. Every event links to its organizer.
Updated Wednesday, October 28Ballet West performs its full-length Dracula ballet in the week leading up to Halloween. The run ends on October 31.
Red Butte Garden turns into a Peter Pan themed Halloween walk where kids hunt for pixie dust beads and help rescue Peter from Captain Hook. Timed tickets are required for everyone over 2, with a calmer early hour on weekends for young kids and guests with sensory needs.
A daytime Halloween event in the park's pioneer village with trick-or-treating, a costume parade and a storytelling witch. Saturdays add live spider and snake encounters, and each day ends with a candy cannon spraying taffy into the street.
Pioneer Theatre Company stages the musical about a flower shop clerk and a plant that eats people. Evening shows run Monday through Saturday with Saturday matinees, and a limited number of pay-what-you-choose seats start at $15.
The Utah Symphony plays the score live while Hocus Pocus shows on the big screen. Costumes are encouraged, and there is movie trivia before the film starts.
The country duo brings The Young Tour to the Delta Center on the Friday before Halloween. The show starts at 7 PM.
Local storytellers and poets read folklore, fables and spooky tales in several languages in the Eccles Theater Grand Lobby. It is free, open to all ages, and costumes are welcome.
An afternoon Jazz game on Halloween, so you can catch it and still be home before trick-or-treating starts.
An hour-long Utah Symphony concert of spooky music for kids on Halloween morning. Lobby activities and a costume contest happen before each show.
Kids trick-or-treat around the zoo on Halloween day while candy lasts. It is included with regular admission and free for zoo members.
The Puerto Rican reggaeton singer plays the Delta Center on a Sunday night. The concert starts at 8 PM.
Gardner Village fills with witch displays, costumed characters and a mix of free and paid activities in its final Halloween week. The shops close at 4 PM on Halloween, and parking costs $10 per car on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
The regional Mexican band plays the Maverik Center on Halloween night as part of its 2026 tour. The show starts at 8 PM.
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