The whimsical spirit of the holidays will transform Universal Studios Hollywood into a winter wonderland as the theme park ushers in seasonal favorites: “Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter” and “Grinchmas,” beginning Thursday, November 28 and running daily through Sunday, December 29, 2019. The annual family tradition in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter [...]

You might be familiar with the holiday tradition of nutcrackers, usually a dude, usually related to a single god-fearing holiday, but what if there was something of spooky disposition and open-minded sentiment? Monster Crackers is expanding the meaning of the holiday season with both their products and illustrated children’s books all relating to the concept [...]

CAMELOT PARK in Bakersfield, CA will be hosting its 7th annual Halloween Trick-or-Treat Trail on Sunday, October 27th. The event includes free admission for kids 12 and under, and is a great opportunity for families to spend quality time together. The mini golf course will be transformed into a spooky trail ready for trick-or-treaters; twenty [...]

Popcornopolis is celebrating the Halloween season with a ‘pop’ by offering spook-tacular treats for all Halloween occasions. For a candy bar alternative, the fan favorite Monster Mini Cones ($69.99 for a case of 40) are dressed in their own adorable Halloween-themed costume and comes in one of four delectable flavors: Zebra Popcorn, Caramel Corn, Cheddar [...]

When my two boys were growing up in the 2000s, we took every opportunity we could to take them to Disney's Halloween events. They started out very small, with lots of candy. They would hand out huge bags and then fill them with more Nestle treats than my youngest one could carry. They also had [...]

Dare to join Little Tokyo in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles as the neighborhood transforms into the 3rd Annual Haunted Little Tokyo unraveling on select nights throughout the month of October beginning Friday, September 27. Guests of all ages are welcome to experience the festivities ranging from family-friendly to adults-only: John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness [...]

Just a warning: prepare yourselves for a which came first, the chicken or the egg argument here, friends. I'm a step-parent; I have two sons that became mine at the ages of 3 and 7. I myself was a child in my 30's at the time and probably the least mature of the three of [...]