Halloween season in Georgia is full of ghost tours and spooky tales — not to mention the many autumn festivals and pumpkin patches to explore.
But if you want to celebrate the season and aren’t up for anything too scary, there are still some great options.
Here are four Halloween events around Georgia that won’t keep you up all night thinking of blood and gore.
Thriller Parade, Macon
Saturday, October 28 from 7 p.m.-10 p.m., Cherry Street Plaza in downtown Macon
The 17th Annual Thriller Parade will fill the streets of Macon. With a two hour pre-show filled with dancing and musical entertainment, the main event happens at 7 p.m. and is quickly followed by a street party. This is an all ages event and if you want to join in on the dance they have a three-part tutorial on the website.
Brick-or-Treat at LEGO Discovery Center
September 29 - October 31 from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., LEGO Discovery Center, 3500 Peachtree Rd. Suite G-1
Featuring pumpkins made from LEGO blocks, a special Halloween mascot, dancing to the Monster Mash, spooky treats in the cafe and a costume contests, LEGO Discover Center’s Brick-or-Treat event is perfect for the entire family. This year they have a brand new movie experience showing in 4D. Tickets start at $25 and can be purchases on the LEGO website.
Halloween in the Highlands
October 28, 841 North Highland Ave NE
The Halloween in the Highlands block party is for adults only, and it’s one of the largest Halloween block parties in the city. Adults can dress up and hit the participating bars and restaurants for free or discounted libations and food. Tickets cost $42 per person and include free admission to ten establishments. Visit the event page for more details.
Sips Under the Seas at Georgia Aquarium
October 27 & 31, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., Georgia Aquarium 225 Baker Street Northwest
Even the creatures of the sea are excited for Halloween. The Georgia Aquarium is hosting a Halloween experience featuring galleries, drinks, music and more. Wear a costume as you enjoy the spooky views of the water. For more information and tickets visit the Georgia Aquarium website.
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