Oct. 17 - 31, 2021
Schedule - Halloweek 2021
We have an exciting schedule with dozens of spooky events and attractions for your family to enjoy. Most events are free while some charge a small fee. Learn more about Halloweek safety here.
Please note that due to weather and other public health concerns, this schedule is subject to change without notice.
Tuesday, Oct. 19
Take a trip to the Oxford Exchange where you will find loads of equipment and personnel and become familiar with the agencies and services that Oxford provides!
Saturday, Oct. 23
A week before Halloween, we'll be holding these exciting events Downtown and at the Oxford Public Library!
Monday, Oct. 25
On Monday night, kick-off Halloweek with us at OPAC for FREE where we'll be showing the classic horror movie, Psycho!
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Join us for our Little Ghouls' Night Out! This year's theme is "Behind the Magic!"
Go backstage and behind-the-scenes while meeting our fantasy cast of characters. Little ghouls can make their own trick-or-treat bag, create a spooky mask, and explore the theatre!
Tickets are free and required for entry. Stay tuned to this site for when tickets are available.
Thursday, Oct. 28
After Trick-or-Treating at the Oxford Public Library, join us Thursday at OPAC for a one-of-a-kind show! Set in that sassy Miami house in 1985, That Golden Girls Show! is one of Off Broadway’s biggest smash hits that parodies classic Golden Girls moments with puppets!
Friday, Oct. 29
Regretfully, we will be unable to host Four Legged Fright Night due to expected rainy weather.
However, we will be offering dog treats and prizes to our four legged friends who stop by the Trick or Treat on Main Street Information Tent on Saturday night (while supplies last.)
Saturday, Oct. 30
From the Oxford Civic Center, to the Oxford Pulic Library, t0 Downtown- Saturday is packed with fun events!
Sunday, Oct. 31
Halloween Day join us at OPAC for Coco! 3:00 pm in Spanish & 6:00 pm in English.
Any individual component of Halloweek may be canceled, modified, or rescheduled to ensure public safety. Please frequently refresh your browser and follow us on Facebook to stay up-to-date!
