🎃 MVYA Spooktacular Brings Family Halloween Fun to Hixson, October 30 – Games, Candy & Local Vendors

As Halloween approaches, families across the Sequatchie Valley and nearby communities are looking for safe, festive ways to celebrate. Middle Valley Youth Association is stepping up with a full evening of spooky entertainment that promises something for every age and budget.

🎉 local organizations at 1860 Crabtree Road in Hixson. The event combines classic Halloween activities-games, trick-or-treating, and shopping-all in one family-friendly venue. Whether you’re looking to collect candy, win prizes, or support local vendors, there’s a reason to mark your calendar.

🗓️ When & Where

The event runs October 30, 6:00-8:30 p.m. at 1860 Crabtree Road, Hixson. Come in costume and get ready for an evening of Halloween fun.

🎯 What to Expect

The Spooktacular features three main attractions. The Game Area offers spooky games where children collect stamps and win prizes-admission is $5 per child, and kids under 3 get in free. 🎁 The Free Trick-or-Treat Trail lets families enjoy traditional candy collection at no extra cost. 🍬 A Vendor Village showcases local businesses and artisans, giving you a chance to shop for unique gifts while supporting your community. 🛍️

✨ Why You’ll Want to Be There

This is one of the few Halloween events in the area that combines entertainment, tradition, and community support in a single outing. The low admission price for the game area ($5 per child) makes it accessible for families on any budget, and the free trick-or-treat trail means everyone can participate in the candy fun. It’s a chance to let kids burn energy, collect treats, and see neighbors-all while MVYA raises support for youth programs that serve the region year-round.

🎟️ How to Attend

Just show up in your Halloween costume. Bring your kids, your wallet for the game area and vendor shopping, and a bag or pillowcase for trick-or-treat candy. No RSVP required-this is a walk-in event.

🦇 Grab your family, dust off those costumes, and head to the Spooktacular on October 30. It’s a fun, affordable way to celebrate Halloween while supporting a local youth organization. Tag a friend, share this with your family group chat, and make it a neighborhood tradition!