Halloween in Marin County looks like it’s going to be spectacular this year. Families in Tiburon, Belvedere, Strawberry, and nearby spots are getting ready for days packed with festive fun.
Pumpkin carving at Paradise Beach Park? That’s happening. Over at the Strawberry Recreation District, the “Scary at the Berry” bash promises a whimsical evening. Local parks, businesses, and community centers are really going for it this time.
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There’s something for everyone—spooky thrills, creative crafts, or just cozy family time under the autumn sky.
Halloween Fun Kicks Off in Strawberry
Straight out of the gate, Strawberry’s “Scary at the Berry” kicks things off. The East Strawberry Drive center turns into a wild, multi-themed wonderland for the night.
Families can wander through a scary barnyard, get lost in a mystical Harry Potter zone, and try the glow-in-the-dark tunnel. There’s a good mix of wonder and chills—enough for any age.
This happens from 5 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 24. Kids aged 2 and up get in for just $5, while little ones and adults are free.
Food trucks will be there, so you don’t have to worry about anyone leaving hungry after all that excitement.
Family-Friendly Features in Strawberry
For parents in Strawberry, Mill Valley, and Corte Madera, “Scary at the Berry” means safe, controlled trick-or-treating and plenty of joy.
- Themed trick-or-treat stations for different age groups
- Interactive environments put together by local volunteers
- Affordable tickets and free entry for the littlest guests
Pumpkin Carving by the Bay in Paradise Beach Park
On Friday, Oct. 25, Paradise Beach Park hosts the “Jeepers Jack-o’-Lanterns” event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. It’s totally free, and the spot sits right on Tiburon’s scenic waterfront.
Families can carve pumpkins with a friendly park ranger. The crisp sea air and those postcard views make it extra special.
Why Paradise Beach Park is Perfect for Halloween
Locals know Paradise Beach Park for its calm and beautiful views. This pumpkin carving session takes full advantage of the setting.
- Free for all ages
- Park staff on hand to help with ideas
- A peaceful break from the usual neighborhood bustle
Strawberry Village’s “Spooktacular” Evening
That same day, Strawberry Village throws its “Spooktacular” from 3 to 8 p.m. It’s a free event that mixes Halloween classics with a strong sense of community.
There’s trick-or-treating through the shops, a pet costume contest that’s always a riot, and an outdoor screening of Hocus Pocus under the stars.
All-Ages Entertainment in Strawberry Village
Families from Larkspur, San Rafael, and beyond usually make the short trip for this one.
- Safe, storefront trick-or-treating
- Pet costumes judged for prizes (and laughs)
- Outdoor movie night with blankets and snacks
Belvedere’s Annual Halloween Carnival
On Saturday, Oct. 26, Belvedere Community Park hosts The Ranch’s Halloween Carnival from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The event features a magic show, games, pumpkin decorating stations, and treats for kids ages 2–12.
Locals from Tiburon and Belvedere get discounted admission at $20, while nonresidents pay $25. Adults and infants are free.
An Event for the Whole Peninsula
This carnival draws families from all over, from Sausalito to Novato.
- Discounted tickets for locals
- Lots of kid-friendly entertainment
- Community involvement in decorations and planning
Pumpkin Carving and More at Malibu Farm Tiburon
Wrapping up Halloween weekend, Malibu Farm Tiburon opens its doors from 1 to 8 p.m. on Oct. 26. Visitors can carve pumpkins for free, snap photos in a costume photo booth, and grab candy for the kids.
Right on Tiburon’s waterfront, this event mixes a cozy artisanal vibe with festive Halloween energy.
A Perfect End to the Celebrations
The Tiburon Peninsula is really leaning into Halloween in 2024. There are so many free and low-cost things to do, it almost feels like you can’t turn a corner without finding something fun.
Parents and kids can dive into outdoor adventures or get a little crafty with creative arts. There’s even a dash of spooky magic—all right here in Marin County.
Whether you’re from Belvedere, Strawberry, or just enjoy hanging out by Tiburon’s waterfront, these events are a great excuse to make some Halloween memories. Who says the fun has to stop in October?
Here is the source article for this story: The Ark | Picks of the Week: Halloween events across the Tiburon Peninsula
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