From spooky ghost hunts and witchy movie nights to family festivals and cozy fall traditions, Rogers County is bursting with autumn adventures this October.

Whether you’re sipping midnight margaritas at the Belvidere Mansion, cheering on chili cook-off contestants in Oologah or taking the kids to trick-or-treat events across the county, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Celebrate the season with plenty of frightful fun throughout Claremore, Catoosa and Oologah.

Overnight Paranormal Investigation at the Belvidere in Claremore: October 11

If you’re looking for a way to explore the supernatural this Halloween season, work up your courage and take part in the Overnight Paranormal Investigation at the Belivdere Mansion in Claremore. A fixture of the local landscape dating back all the way to Oklahoma Statehood in 1907, reports of otherworldly activities haunting the elegant Victorian-style halls of the “Belle of Rogers County” have circulated for decades. Join in the Sooner State Paranormal Society’s investigation during this one-of-a-kind event.

Nothing’s better than cozying up under a soft quilt on a chilly night! Stop by the Autumn Leaves Quilt Show at the Claremore Community Center to browse handmade quilts, watch demonstrations and bed turnings or take part in the small quilt and apron auction. This judged quilt show will award cash prizes, so stick around to see who takes home top honors. On-site concessions will be available.

Step into the spellbinding world of Practical Magic in Claremore at the beautiful, historic Belvidere Mansion. Brew up a lot of fun with make-and-take witchy crafts, complimentary midnight margaritas and snacks, and a magical atmosphere with witchy vibes, laughter and sisterhood.

Enjoy Halloween fun with the HotRod Trunk or Treat! This free, family event will show off hot rods and classic cars while passing out Halloween candy to children. This event begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Claremore Expo parking lot.

This year’s Hocus Pocus HaHaHalloween at the Claremore Museum of History (MoH) will include a scavenger hunt, costume contest, selfie spots and tons of candy. Stop by the MoH between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. for the most fun.

Don your costume and join the fun during Catoosa’s Hometown Halloween. This family-friendly event will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and include free inflatables, games, a costume contest, pony rides, train rides and the popular Redneck Theatre!

On the day before Halloween, head to the Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore for a fun trick-or-treating event. There will be stations set up for costumed kiddos to explore and get lots of treats.

Celebrate Halloween in downtown Oologah! Community organizations and businesses line the streets to pass out candy and celebrate the spooky season. With games, food trucks, costume prizes and more, Boologah offers families a perfect option to safely celebrate the day after Halloween.

Join in for a spooktacular evening of chili fun during this first ever cook-off! Judging is at 5:30 p.m. and then Boologah Trick or Treating starts! A free chili supper will be available at the Community Center after judging, but hurry it will go fast!

Experience the best parts of fall at the 2025 Pumpkin Festival at Shepherd’s Cross. This authentic, working farm showcases truckloads of pumpkins in every shape and size and transforms into an autumn dreamland during this annual festival. Guests can enjoy a hay maze, create a scarecrow, go for a hayride, stop by and pet the farm animals at the petting zoo, and take part in games and activities the whole family will enjoy. At the end of the day, stop by and purchase some straw bales and corn stalks to take home and bring a touch of the farm to your home! The Pumpkin Festival is open Tuesdays through Saturdays. It will also be open on Monday, October 27.