Family Fun and Haunted Houses

Another beautiful fall weekend is right around the corner and right now is the perfect time to get out. Crisp nights and sunny, cool days will soon turn into cold winter nights and snowy days.

If you want to enjoy the fall happenings with the family, celebrate the season this Saturday.

Stratham Library Fall Craft Fair

Stop by the Stratham town hall from 9:00am-2:00pm and start your holiday shopping early. The 4th annual Wiggin Memorial Library Fall Craft Fair features a variety of handcrafted goods by exceptional artisans.

22nd Annual Harvest Craft Fair

Find unique gifts at the 22nd Annual Harvest Craft Fair. Does someone on your list have a beloved pet? Pet artist Meredith Reynells will exhibit samples of her pet paintings. Find out more at: http://bit.ly/1GjWSrp

Charmingfare Farm’s Children’s Trick or Treat

Bring the kids for a fun-filled trick or treating adventure at Charmingfare Farm’s Children’s Trick or Treat. Find out more here: http://bit.ly/1MUNFqH

Children’s Author & Storybook Costume Festival

Strawbery Banke is hosting the 1st Annual Children’s Author Festival on Saturday from 11:00am-2:00pm. Kids under 12 who attend dressed in costume as their favorite storybook character will receive a free ticket to Ghosts on the Banke. To find out more visit: http://bit.ly/1Ov9fTR

Kittery Recreation’s Community Halloween Celebration

Enjoy the season of goblins and ghosts at Kittery Recreation’s 13th Annual Community Halloween Celebration featuring pumpkins, hayrides, games, costume contest, food, bouncy houses, and more! Find out more at: http://bit.ly/1LOuePh

Halloween Haunt

Newmarket Recreation invites the public to its annual Halloween Haunt from 2:30pm-5:00pm. People of all ages can enjoy or march in the costume parade, play games and activities, and win prizes. For more information visit: http://bit.ly/1MGfY7M

Halloween in Nature at Mount Agamenticus

Ever wonder what those bumps, howls, hoots, and screeches in the night really are? Join The York Center for Wildlife this Saturday from 5:30pm-7:00pm to learn all about the nocturnal wildlife of our region and what they might be up to this fall. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/1Npy28X

If you want to celebrate the season in true halloween style you are in luck! New Hampshire has some of the scariest places to visit, but you might want to leave the kids at home for these haunts!

Stay in town and check out one of New England Curiosities local haunted tours,

or venture out into the night to one of New Hampshire’s many haunted attractions. Visit Haunted Acres in Candia, Spicket Hollow in Salem or Fright Kingdom in Nashua just to name a few. If you are feeling really brave there is only one place you need to visit. Haunted Overload in Lee, voted into the top 5 Terrifyingly Good Haunted Houses in the Country by CNN, is guaranteed to feed your need for halloween fear.