Halloween in Los Angeles

Some people just decorate better than the rest of us! Here’s a list of popular Haunted Houses in and around Los Angeles.

Southern California is hosting many special events in honor of Día de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead.

Looking for places to take your kids Trick or Treating in Los Angeles?

Trick or Treat safely at one of these super fun Trunk or Treat Events around SoCal!

Here’s a list of family-friendly ways to celebrate all over So Cal. From Mickey Mouse to Mr. Bones, Halloween is terrific Los Angeles-style!

What if you could offer treats to kids who have food allergies on Halloween? Learn more about the Teal Pumpkin Project!

From Mr. Bones to Tanaka Farms, here’s a list of the best Pumpkin Patches in Los Angeles – with tons of fun family activities.

If you’re the type to go all out for All Hallows’ Eve with witches, ghouls and eerie spider webs or even if you like to go the classy route with black lace and candelabras then you’ve got to check out our list of the best places to get Halloween decorations in Southern California.

It’s back! Every Halloween, Los Angeles parents flock to Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch. The Westside pumpkin patch offers more than just pumpkins; families will find a petting zoo, pony rides, Mr. Bones Super Slide, face painting, pumpkin decorating and more!

What we love about these crafts is that they’re easy enough to make with even the youngest kids, and even if you’re not that crafty yourself. The best craft bloggers on the Internet shared these ideas with us, and we’re sharing them with you.

We’ve gathered ideas from the best and craftiest bloggers on the Internet to share with you. And we think you and your kids will have a great time making them!

These designs involves decorating the pumpkin without having to cut it or scoop out the insides. You can use stickers, markers, or paint to create a fun and festive design. This is a great option for younger children who may not be ready to handle a knife.

Halloween is a super fun holiday, and we love getting out there with the kids for Trick-or-Treating, but we know that it’s not a choice everyone wants to make.

Kiddos can get sick, or maybe they’re not quite brave enough to walk up to the door and ask for candy, or maybe you’re limiting the amount of candy your kids eat. Whatever the reason – you can still celebrate Halloween without going Trick or Treating.

Halloween is a time for spooky decorations, costumes, and treats. One of the most iconic symbols of Halloween is the pumpkin, which can be carved, painted, or decorated in a variety of creative ways. If you’re looking for a fun and festive activity to do with your kids this Halloween season, pumpkin crafts are the perfect choice.

Dia de los Muertos begins the day after Halloween and ends on November 2nd. Making sugar skulls is something you can do with your kids.

If you’re looking for an extraordinary costume to buy or rent this year, check out what we think are the Best Costume Shops in Los Angeles.

If you’re looking for something different for this year’s celebration, why not think local? There are lots of fun, easy (i.e.. not expensive and/or labor intensive) only-in-L.A. costumes perfect for Los Angeles kids (and families)!

These terrific Halloween Treat ideas come to us from the most creative and talented food bloggers on the Internet! All are shared with permission. Enjoy — and don’t blame us for all the calories!

Is Halloween one of your favorite holidays? Then we predict you will enjoy visiting Disneyland and Disney California Adventure for Halloween. They know how to do it. We love Halloween here at MomsLA, so we like to share all the fun ways to celebrate all around Southern California.  We hope you enjoy this “spooky” list …