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31 Ways to Celebrate 31 Days of Halloween

One fun idea for every day of the spookiest month of the year!!

Mairin Corasaniti

Oct 02, 2017

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31 Ways to Celebrate 31 Days of Halloween

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It's officially October-- aka the Month of Halloween!!

If you're looking to get spooky, here are 31 ways to channel your inner David S. Pumpkins and get into the Halloween spirit all 31 days of Halloween!

1) Watch "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"

2) Do a spooky DIY

3) Drink some hot apple cider-- with or without a twist

4) Listen to "This is Halloween" from "The Nightmare Before Christmas"

5) Go through a corn maze

6) Go to "Great Pumpkin Fest" at Kings Dominion

7) Jump in a pile of leaves

8) Go on a hayride

9) Collect leaves to make a fall wreath-- then decorate!

10) Have a bonfire-- and tell scary stories around it

11) Make a pine cone bird feeder

12) Make pumpkin bread or a pumpkin pie

13) Paint some small gourds

14) Go to a haunted house

15) Eat a candy apple

16) Organize a scary scavenger hunt

17) Wear your coziest sweater

18) Plan a group costume

19) Go find some (probably haunted) antiques

20) Make scary snacks

21) Have a spooky potluck with scary-themed dishes

22) Have a bad horror movie marathon

23) Watch the David S. Pumpkins SNL skit

24) Carve a pumpkin

25) Decorate your house/ apartment/ dorm

26) Buy so much candy corn

27) Get a costume for your pet

28) Go to a Halloween Party

29) Watch the video of that pumpkin guy-- you know who I'm talking about

30) Marathon the X Files

31) Celebrate Halloween your favorite way!!

Watch scary movies!! Go party!! Hand out candy!! HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

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One fun idea for every day of the spookiest month of the year!!

1) Watch "It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"

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4) Listen to "This is Halloween" from "The Nightmare Before Christmas"

5) Go through a corn maze

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22) Have a bad horror movie marathon

23) Watch the David S. Pumpkins SNL skit

24) Carve a pumpkin

25) Decorate your house/ apartment/ dorm

26) Buy so much candy corn

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