Halloween Events in Redmond, WA: Your 2026 Guide

Somewhere on Education Hill, a kid is explaining over cereal why the dinosaur costume needs a cape, and a golden retriever is about to be zipped into a bumblebee suit against his will. Halloween has officially landed. The good news? Redmond crams a ridiculous amount of candy, costumes, and pumpkin hunting into the next two and a half weeks, much of it a short drive from our front door. Here are the Halloween events in Redmond, WA worth taping to the fridge, starting with a stacked Saturday.

Halloween in Redmond: Harvest Festival and Howl-O-Ween

Saturday, October 17 comes down to one question: farm day or dog day?

Harvest Festival at Farrel-McWhirter Park

For one afternoon, Farrel-McWhirter Park goes full harvest mode. The all-access pass covers fresh-pressed apple cider, tractor-pulled wagon rides, a forest-trail scavenger hunt with a prize, and butter making with a biscuit (the tastiest science lesson in town). Kids 12 and under also score a pony ride with the "unicorns and friends" crew plus a pumpkin to carry home. The morning session has already filled up, so the afternoon session is your ticket

When: Sat, Oct 17, 2026, 1 to 3 PM | Where: Farrel-McWhirter Park, 19545 NE Redmond Road | Cost: $30 to $36 per registered child (ages 2 to 12), up to two adults tag along

Howl-O-Ween at Redmond Town Center

When: Sat, Oct 17, 2026, noon to 4 PM | Where: Redmond Town Center, 7345 164th Ave NE | Cost: Free with registration
 

Trick or Treat in Redmond, WA: The City's Halloween Lineup

The City of Redmond goes big on Halloween, and its community centers carry most of the load. (New in town? Here's everything we tell people moving to Redmond in one guide.)

Trick or Treat and Haunted House at Marymoor Village

Saturday, October 24 doubles up at the Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village. From 4:30 to 7:30 PM, kids go room to room for candy and crafts, indoors and dry no matter what the sky decides. Indoor trick-or-treating is free, with registration through the city. From 5 to 9 PM, the same building runs a five-minute haunted house recommended for ages 12 and up, with admission ranging from $5 to $6 per participant. Register online or buy haunted house tickets at the door!

When: Sat, Oct 24, 2026 | Where: 6505 176th Ave NE

Spooky Spectacular at the Redmond Senior & Community Center

A Monday night Halloween party? We're in! Spooky Spectacular brings costume dress-up, face painting, a photo booth, and mini games for all ages, plus hot dogs, veggie dogs, and candy. Bring your own pumpkin to the decorating table. No carving required, so parents everywhere can exhale. Admission is $5 to $6 per participant, with registration available through the City of Redmond.

When: Mon, Oct 26, 2026, 6 to 7:30 PM | Where: 8703 160th Ave NE

Trunk or Treat with the Redmond Fire Department

Trunk or treat swaps doorsteps for decorated car trunks, so kids collect candy from a parking lot full of creative hatchbacks. The Redmond Fire Department hosts this one at City Hall, and Redmond Parks is rolling in with a decked-out vehicle from Farrel-McWhirter. Tiny firefighters meeting real firefighters? Expect a lot of photos.

When: Fri, Oct 30, 2026, 5 to 7:30 PM | Where: Redmond City Hall, 15670 NE 85th St

Trick or Treat at Redmond Town Center

On Halloween evening, participating Redmond Town Center shops hand out treats from 4 to 6 PM. Look for the pumpkin decal in store windows, bring your own bag, and arrive early, since treats last only while supplies hold out. Hungry afterward? Our list of must-try Redmond restaurants has spots ready for a table of tiny superheroes.
 

Pumpkin Patches Near Redmond

McMurtrey Farm

Yes, Redmond has its own pumpkin patch. McMurtrey Farm's $9 admission covers wagon rides, the corn field hunt, ducky races, games, and access to the fields. Kettle corn is available on-site, while barrel car rides and face painting cost extra. Leashed dogs are welcome, too. The same fields switch to Christmas trees on November 27 and our Redmond holiday guide will walk you through tree season.

When: Wed to Sun, 10 AM to 6 PM | Where: 13925 Redmond-Woodinville Rd NE

The Pumpkin Farm and Puzzle Patch

Woodinville's "puzzle patch" is a choose-your-own-adventure: a 10-acre corn maze with three trail systems, a sunflower walk, and 10 acres of pumpkin plants to wind through. And to the dog owners, make sure to circle Sunday, October 18. Pup-kin Patch day brings extra dog-friendly fun and pup photo ops at no added cost . Howl-O-Ween Saturday, Pup-kin Patch Sunday: your dog's calendar is officially fuller than yours.

When: Thu 2 to 7 PM, Fri to Sun 9 AM to 7 PM, through Oct 31 | Where: 14063 NE 145th St, Woodinville | Cost: $10 ages 12 and up, $5 ages 2 to 11, pets free; the pumpkin tent is free to shop

Remlinger Farms

For the full production, Remlinger Farms in Carnation delivers. One wristband covers more than 70 rides and attractions, a corn maze with a scavenger hunt, and a hay ride. Pony rides, ziplining, gem mining, and apple cannons cost extra. Tickets are $33.95 online for ages 2 to 65, and the gate runs $1 more, so book yours here from the couch.

When: Fri to Sun, 10 AM to 6 PM, through Nov 1 | Where: 32610 NE 32nd St, Carnation

Haunted Houses Near Redmond for Grown-Up Scares

Close to home, the Marymoor Village haunted house is the city's 12-and-up fright. For something with real teeth, head north to Snohomish.

Thomas Family Farm at Night

On October weekend nights, Thomas Family Farm trades hayrides for screaming with Nightmare on 9 Haunted House, home to The Vogel Institute, and Nightmare on 9 Haunted Town, also known as Rippers Hollow. Both attractions cost $35 and are suggested for ages 12 and up. A $20 flashlight corn maze rounds out the night, and the farm warns it gets very muddy, so leave the white sneakers at home.

When: October weekends; Haunted House Fri and Sat 6:30 to 11 PM, Sun 6:30 to 9 PM; Haunted Town Fri and Sat 7 to 11 PM, Sun 7 to 9 PM | Where: 9010 Marsh Rd, Snohomish

Halloween at Home in Bear Creek: Treats for Every Boo

Our favorite part of Halloween in Redmond happens right here at The Colony. On Friday, October 30, residents can swing by the leasing office for Treats for Every Boo, our Halloween giveaway with a special treat for everyone in the household: kids, adults, and yes, the pets too. Treat bags go while supplies last, and any leftovers will be waiting Saturday, October 31. Grab yours, then head to the Trunk or Treat at City Hall at 5 PM for a two-stop candy evening.

After the candy run, our walking paths make for an easy costume-parade victory lap under the trees. Every home here has a wood-burning fireplace, and nothing thaws cold little fingers like sorting the haul by a crackling fire while somebody brokers a Kit Kat-for-Skittles trade. Want a peek at the setting? Take a look around our community photo gallery.

From cider and costumed corgis to a fire station trunk-or-treat, Halloween events in Redmond, WA fill every corner of the calendar this year. Register early for the ticketed ones and save room for candy. Living minutes from Redmond Town Center makes it easy, and coming home to a fireplace makes it better. Curious about calling our community home? Peek at what we have open right now , then give our team a call. And keep The Bear Creek Bulletin bookmarked, because fall and the holidays are coming in hot.
 

Halloween in Redmond: FAQ

What Halloween events are happening in Redmond, WA in 2026?

Redmond's 2026 Halloween season kicks off Saturday, October 17 with the Harvest Festival at Farrel-McWhirter Park and Howl-O-Ween, a free pet costume parade at Redmond Town Center. City events follow on October 24 (trick-or-treat and haunted house at Marymoor Village), October 26 (Spooky Spectacular), and October 30 (Fire Department Trunk or Treat at City Hall).

Where and when can kids trick-or-treat in Redmond?

The Redmond Community Center at Marymoor Village hosts indoor trick-or-treating on Saturday, October 24 from 4:30 to 7:30 PM. The Fire Department's Trunk or Treat runs Friday, October 30 from 5 to 7:30 PM at City Hall, and Redmond Town Center shops hand out treats on October 31 from 4 to 6 PM.

Is there a pumpkin patch in Redmond?

Yes. McMurtrey Farm on Redmond-Woodinville Road runs a pumpkin patch Wednesday through Sunday, 10 AM to 6 PM, with a $9 entry that includes wagon rides and a corn field hunt.

Are there haunted houses near Redmond?

The City of Redmond runs a five-minute haunted house at Marymoor Village on October 24, 2026, from 5 to 9 PM, recommended for ages 12 and up. For bigger scares, Thomas Family Farm in Snohomish runs a $35 haunted house and haunted town on October weekends, suggested for ages 12 and up.