Fall and Halloween are in full swing and Southern Indiana is packed with fang-tastic haunts and happenings to celebrate the season. Here’s a round-up of thrills and chills taking place to have a spooktacular time in SoIN! From annual haunted experiences to fun fall festivals for the whole family, continue reading to find the best Halloween-season activities for you.

New this fall: Haunted History Jeffersonville: A Boo 812 Experience — a digital passport that lets you explore the spooky side of SoIN through a self-guided video walking tour! Visit nine historic sites, from forgotten cemeteries to former speakeasies, and uncover 25 minutes of Boo 812 videos filled with eerie history, ghost stories, and local lore, all on your phone, at your own pace.
Hair-raising Experiences
House of Anguish

House of Anguish, formerly known as "Literally, A Haunted House," is back this year at New Albany’s historic and legendary Culbertson Mansion. If you dare, take a tour of the Carriage House in the backyard. This year, they're inviting you to try and escape the "malevolent souls" who inhabit the Carriage House.
Fun Fact: Over the years, mansion staff and volunteers have reported strange and unusual occurrences in the Carriage House, including electrical problems, mysterious figures moving from room to room, strange sounds after hours and missing items. So, yes, this is literally a haunted house!
When: 7-11 p.m., every Friday and Saturday from September 26 - October 25
Where: 914 E. Main St., New Albany
Admission: $18 per person. Get your tickets online or at the door the night of the event
Malice Manor

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This haunted attraction located in Clarksville features more than 10,000 square feet of horror. Lord Rancor’s lust for perilous adventure brought home a darkness that cursed his family, servants, and estate, twisting them all into monstrous forms. Now his once-grand home lives on as Malice Manor, a nightmarish labyrinth that devours the souls of all who enter. Can you escape?
When: 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. September 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 ; 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. every Friday and Saturday in October & Nov. 1.
Where: 640 Providence Way, Clarksville
Admission: General Admission - $25; Fast Pass - $40
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Danger Run

Billed as the “Most Fun You’ve Ever Had in Your Car,” Danger Run is one of the longest-operating Halloween attractions in the region. Follow clues to solve puzzles and unlock spooky or family-friendly attractions. You can choose your thrill level—from haunted houses to escape rooms—and earn fun rewards like treats and tickets as you play. Start the game right from your driveway, anytime, with no lines or waiting. With over 30 years of experience and constant updates based on player feedback, Danger Run offers an improved, accessible experience filled with twists, turns, and the fun of feeling “lost” on purpose. Play at your own pace, and enjoy included attraction admission whenever they're open.
When: Sept. 26 – Nov. 1.
Where: Your Driveway! Visit DangerRun.com to begin.
Admission: Danger Run costs $35.38 per carload (up to 6 people) and includes admission to attractions.
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New Albany Wicked Walk
Take a walking tour to explore all things wicked in downtown New Albany and hear the stories of strange and creepy happenings during a New Albany Wicked Walk. This is a historical tour, not a haunted house, where you’ll learn chilling, graphic and shocking details from the history of downtown New Albany, IN! Be prepared to walk about two miles as the tour lasts approximately 2-2.5 hours. Held rain or shine. This year’s “Spooky Season” tours include Halloween night tours!
When: Visit NewAlbanyWickedWalk.com for specific details on tour times
Where: Tours takes place in downtown New Albany and typically meet at 202 East Market Street at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the event.
Admission: Tickets are $25 per person plus sales tax during Spooky Season.
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Stranger Things of SoIN Digital Passport
Explore SoIN's weird side with the free Stranger Things of SoIN digital passport! Hike around Rose Island, an abandoned 1920s amusement park, check out local oddities at the Clark County Museum and more!
When: Year-round
Where: Clark & Floyd Counties
Price: FREE!
Trick and Trunk or Treat
A Haunting Good Time

Charlestown State Park’s annual Halloween family-friendly event, A Haunting Good Time, features trick-or-treating and festive decorations throughout the weekend, plus activities like night hikes, costume contests, and more.
When: October 17-19; See Charlestown State Park Facebook event for more details on activities throughout the weekend.
Where: Charlestown State Park, 12500 State Road 62, Charlestown
Admission: $7/vehicle for in state; $9/vehicle for out of state; free with annual Indiana state parks pass.
Floyd County Halloween in the Park

Enjoy a fun-filled evening at Sam Peden Community Park with trunk-or-treating, pumpkin decorating and more!
When: 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 29
Where: Sam Peden Community Park, 3037 Grant Line Rd, New Albany, IN 47150
Admission: Free
Charlestown Trail and Treat - Magic and Mischief

The City of Charlestown's annual Trail and Treat event returns on October 24 at Greenway Park. Over the summer, the City of Charlestown partnered with Fine Arts students from Indiana University Southeast to create scenes inspired by Harry Potter, which will be set up along the trick-or-treat trail. Community organizations will be handing out candy to trick-or-treaters. Concessions at the park will be open, and food trucks Rancho Alegre and Donut NV will also be in attendance!
When: 5 – 7 p.m. Friday, October 24
Where: Greenway Park, 400 Market Street, Charlestown
Admission: Free
City of New Albany's All Hallows Eve Celebration
Join Mayor Jeff Gahan and the City of New Albany at the All Hallows Eve Celebration, featuring games, candy, inflatables, and more!
When: 5 – 8 p.m. Saturday, October 25
Where: New Albany Riverfront Amphitheater
Admission: Free
IUS Fest

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IU Southeast has combined Homecoming and Fall Fest to create IUS Fest, welcoming alumni and the community to enjoy the beautiful campus and fun fall activities. Events include a trunk-or-treat, pumpkin painting, touch-a-truck, carnival games, cornhole and yard games, food trucks and a beer garden.
When: Saturday, October 25
Where: 4201 Grant Line Road, New Albany
Admission: Free to attend
Fright Fair on Spring Street

The 4th Annual Fright Fair returns to Jeffersonville on October 25. This fun-filled fall festival is moving to Jeffersonville’s NoCo Arts & Cultural District on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 1–7 PM. Spread across 7th Street and Michigan Avenue, the event features a vendor market with 30+ artisans, live music from Missy and the Misfits and DJ Cam, and a Kids Zone with inflatables, crafts, and face painting. Guests can enjoy art demos, including live wood sculpting and a special coffee roast, plus the NoCo Arts Center will be transformed into a fun, spooky art adventure! Explore 5 artist-painted backdrops with props, actors, and music under black lights. Presented by Bad Cat Boutique and Jeff Public Arts.
When: 1 – 7 p.m. Saturday, October 25
Where: NoCo Arts & Cultural District, Jeffersonville
Admission: Free
Town of Georgetown Trunk or Treat

Head over to Georgetown Park for free Halloween fun! Collect candy from 20 booths, snap pics in the photo booth, experience the haunted shelter and more!
When: 6 – 9 p.m., Saturday, October 25
Where: Georgetown Park, 9100 Lois Lane, Georgetown, IN
Admission: Free
Big Four Boo Fest

The Jeffersonville Parks Department is hosting its annual community Halloween event at Big Four Station Park on Monday, October 27. Families can enjoy trick-or-treating, games, inflatables, music, food trucks, and more. Don’t forget your basket or bag for candy collecting! New this year, pups can join the fun with a Dog Parade, plus Jeffersonville Animal Shelter will be on-site with adorable “adopt-a-boo” dogs. Visit their website to sign up your four-legged friend and for more details.
When: 5:30 - 8 p.m. Monday, October 27
Where: Big Four Station Park, 299 Pearl Street, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Admission: Free
More Halloween & Fall Events
Harvest Homecoming
Longtime Southern Indiana tradition, Harvest Homecoming, is back for 2025 and will be taking over downtown New Albany when the festival celebrates its 57th year with the theme "Heart of Harvest." Click here for your guide to this year's festival!
When: October 4 - 12
Where: Downtown New Albany, IN 47150
Dial "M" For Murder at Derby Dinner Playhouse

Embrace the thrills and chills of the season with dinner and a showing of Dial "M' For Murder at Derby Dinner Playhouse from October 1 - November 9.
When: Show dates & ticket costs vary; view showtimes and ticket sales here
Where: 525 Marriott Drive, Clarksville, IN 47129
Fall Harvest Hayride

Get ready to immerse yourself in the irresistible allure of fall's wonders at Lapping Park during the Fall Harvest Hayride. Enjoy delicious hot chocolate as you’re taken on a journey through the park on the wagon hayride. Returning this year is the delightful petting zoo! Get up close and personal with a variety of friendly animals, from adorable bunnies to fluffy alpacas. It's an interactive experience that will surely warm your heart and bring joy to all ages. The event also includes live music and a campfire with s'mores!
When: 6 - 8:30 p.m. Friday, November 7
Where: Lapping Park, 2404 Greentree N, Clarksville, IN
Admission: Bring a single canned good per person to contribute to a worthy cause.
Autumn on the River

Visit Bethlehem, nestled on the banks of the Ohio, for Autumn on the River!
Come see the fall colors and participate in the activities of this annual festival, including arts and crafts, a parade and games. Plus, enjoy delicious food and live music.
When: 10 a.m.- 6:00 p.m. October 18 & 19
Where: 206 Schoolhouse Aly, Bethlehem, IN 47104
Admission: FREE
Festi-Fall

Join Community Action of Southern Indiana (CASI) for Festi-Fall! Enjoy an evening filled with fun, friends, and delicious food from the best food trucks in Southern Indiana. Listen to live music from Top Shelf, win exciting prizes and hear inspiring stories of personal success. Support CASI's mission to empower families and communities striving for self-sufficiency.
When: 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Friday, October 17
Where: Community Action of Southern Indiana, Inc., 201 East 15th Street #2935 Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Admission: $84 Buy Tickets
Check our events calendar for more Halloween and fall events!
If you’re looking for more festive fun in the area, Louisville has several haunted houses and Halloween events, including haunted cruises aboard the Belle of Louisville, Pumpkins at Kentucky Kingdom, and the popular Jack O’ Lantern Spectacular. And in the meantime, we “witch” you a Happy Halloween!
Did we miss an event? Send an e-mail with event details to marissa@gosoin.com.
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