Family-friendly festivals, spooky film screenings, and specialty cocktail menus: There are plenty of ways to get into the spirit of spooky season in the region.

We have your Halloween picks for this year.

A cannibalistic rat, a streatery, a gigantic lovable cat named Wilford … you’ve got a lot of options.

This week, do the monster mash, vote & run, and toast the Marilyn Monroe mural.

Just weeks after its coronavirus outbreak, the event will take place with health and safety measures in place.

If 2020 hasn’t been frightening enough, here are the true stories behind some of the area’s creepiest spots.

From yoga with costumed goats to take-home sip-n-paints, the region has virtual and IRL Halloween events for everyone.

“Halloween is just a time to enjoy together as a family, and to be a little bit sneaky and get a little bit spooky,” says one parent.

Prince George’s County advises against traditional trick-or-treating, suggests at-home activities.

“Greater social distancing is necessary if screaming is anticipated.”