Haunted Harvest returns to Centennial Hills on October 29th, 2026 for a free all-ages Halloween celebration with trunk-or-treating, games, face painting and a fantasy-themed scavenger hunt. The event runs from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM at Centennial Hills Library and the neighboring Centennial Hills Community Center/YMCA.
This year’s theme centers on a magical quest filled with dragons, castles, knights and family-friendly Halloween activities. Costumes are encouraged, and families should bring a bucket or bag for collecting candy during the trunk-or-treat portion of the event.
Trunk-or-Treat and Halloween Activities
Haunted Harvest includes trunk-or-treating with decorated vehicles handing out candy to children throughout the event. Families can move between the library and community center area while exploring the different activities.
Additional programming includes lawn games, music and face painting, giving younger children several options beyond trick-or-treating.
Castle Maze and Magical Scavenger Hunt
A castle maze and themed scavenger hunt add an adventure element to the evening. The magical quest theme invites children to explore the event while encountering dragons, knights and other fantasy-inspired elements along the way.
A puppet show is also part of the scheduled entertainment, adding another family-friendly activity to the lineup.
Wear a Costume and Bring a Candy Bag
Families are encouraged to come dressed in costume. The event is designed for all ages, so costumes can be fun rather than frightening, making Haunted Harvest a good option for families with younger children.
Bring a bucket or reusable bag for candy, especially if trunk-or-treating is one of the main reasons for attending.
More Fall Fun in Centennial Hills
Families looking for another seasonal activity in the area can also visit Fall Harvest at Gilcrease Orchard, which runs through the end of October with pumpkin picking, wagon rides, mazes and other fall activities in Centennial Hills.
Parking and Event Area
Haunted Harvest uses both Centennial Hills Library and the Centennial Hills Community Center/YMCA area. Activities extend indoors and outdoors, including the parking-lot trunk-or-treat portion.
Parking is available around the Centennial Hills civic and recreation complex, but the event may draw a large local crowd, so arriving earlier can make parking and check-in easier.
Tickets and Registration
Haunted Harvest is free and open to the public. No general admission ticket is required, and families can participate in the scheduled Halloween activities while supplies and space are available.
