Casa Guanajuato throws its 11th Day of the Dead on Halloween itself, and this year it's a tribute to the state of Guerrero. Think ofrendas, marigolds, dancing, and food, with the community altar front and center. The organizer lists 2 to 10pm, and I've seen other times floating around, so trust Casa Guanajuato's page. The exact spot isn't posted there yet either (last year it was at The Creamery), so check before you head over. Go early, then get the kids home for porch lights. (https://www.casaguanajuatoks.org/events/day-of-the-dead-2026)

Chadds Ford · Fri-Sun Oct 30-Nov 1 · $45 · 21+

Adult Trick or Treat at Chaddsford Winery

It's the final weekend of "Ghost of the Grape" at 632 Baltimore Pike. You walk five costumed tasting stations that travel through time, and one of them is "1980s Chadds Ford," which pairs a dry rosé with Cool Ranch Doritos. I need to know who pitched that, because they nailed it. Starts run hourly: Friday 4 to 8, Saturday noon to 8, Sunday 11 to 3, about an hour each. It's $45, or $38 non-alcoholic, reservations only and non-refundable. Bring a physical ID, and grab a slot if tickets remain. (https://www.chaddsford.com/pages/adult-trick-or-treat-2026)

Per neighbors on Reddit, the Route 322 roof goats retired here. Walking anywhere at this sanctuary is now a negotiation. (https://www.tiktok.com/@pepperspromise/video/7698412200645676302) via @pepperspromise

Reeves Park at 401 Main St fills up with local artisans, food trucks, a Levante beer garden, and live music. There's a Halloween craft station, face painting, and moonbounces for the kids, and costumes are encouraged. The organizer says 11 to 4, and the borough calendar says 11 to 5, so plan on the earlier one. Shop while the kids burn off energy, and you're all home before the porch lights come on. (https://theorionwellness.com/blogs/news/orion-wellness-harvest-market)