This article was last updated on Oct. 28.
MENDOCINO CO., 10/8/24 – Halloween events are happening across Mendocino County to celebrate all things scary, strange and surreal.
Here’s a list of events taking place countywide. We will continue to update this article, so please check back regularly.
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BOONVILLE
Nov. 1 – Halloween Party at the Brewery with Boonfire – Join Anderson Valley Brewing Company for a night of dancing, costumes local food and live music from Boonfire. There will be plenty of beer and other beverages, as well as food from BoonMex Tacos. All ages, 5:30-7:30 p.m., free, Anderson Valley Brewing Company, 17700 Boonville Rd., Boonville.
CALPELLA
Oct. 31 – The Enchanted Pumpkin Patch – The Waldorf School of Mendocino County hosts its annual Enchanted Pumpkin Patch, which offers a spectacular, refined sugar-free and scare-free Halloween adventure suitable for all ages. Guests can enjoy whimsical performances and receive a small gift at the end of each skit. Families can also gather at the Smokey Cauldron Café to enjoy seasonal treats and nourishing food. All ages, 4:30-8 p.m., $10, Waldorf School of Mendocino County, 6280 3rd St., Calpella, (707) 485-8719, buy tickets here.
COVELO
Oct. 26 – Buckhorn Bar Halloween Bash – Celebrate Halloween with DJ Ross playing jams and a costume contest at midnight. Prizes will be awarded for the scariest, best couple, funniest and most creative. 21 and over, 9 p.m., free, Buckhorn Bar, 76360 Covelo Rd., Covelo.
FORT BRAGG
Oct. 18 – Halloween Contest & Super Smash Bros. Competition – Enjoy an evening of spooky fun and video games at Kokkos Candy Shop. The evening includes karaoke, food and drinks, contests, raffle prizes and a Super Smash Bros. video game competition. All ages, 2:30 p.m., free to attend, Kokkos Candy Shop, 303 N. Main St., (530) 788-3176.
Oct. 19 – Halloween Dance Party with DJ Beetroots – Party the night away with an early Halloween party with DJ Beetroots. 21 and over, 9 p.m., free, Milano Hotel, 300 E. Oak St., Fort Bragg, (707) 964-2785.
Oct. 25-26, Oct. 31 – Haunted Hall of Horrors – The Lions Club hosts its annual haunted house with plenty of terrors. This year includes an optional escape room. A less scary hour is available on Halloween for kids under 10 from 6-7 p.m. All ages, $15-$20, 430 E. Redwood Ave., Fort Bragg, buy tickets here.
Oct. 25-27 – Stranger Things Sings! The Parody Musical – Gloriana Musical Theatre presents “Stranger Things Sings! The Parody Musical” featuring ’80s nostalgia, jokes, power voices and plenty of laughs. All ages, times vary, $15-$25, Gloriana Musical Theatre, 189 Boatyard Dr., Fort Bragg, (707) 964-7469, tickets on sale here.
Oct. 26 – Spooktacular Halloween – The library hosts a spooktacular Halloween for kids. There will be (not so) scary stories and songs, carnival games and a drop-in trick or treat. Costumes encouraged. All ages, 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m., free, Fort Bragg Branch Library, 499 Laurel St., Fort Bragg, (707) 964-2020, learn more here.
Oct. 26 – Fall Vintage Market – The Larry Spring Museum hosts a Fall Vintage Market with vintage opera and circus costumes for sale by Wendy Parkman, knife sharpening, haircuts by Dylan, vintage retailers and live music. All ages, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., free, Larry Spring Museum, enter through the gates at 225 E. Redwood St., Fort Bragg, larryspringmuseum.org.
Oct. 26 – Magic Market – Celebrate fall and spooky season in downtown Fort Bragg. The Magic Market features vendors, a costume contest, face-painting, wand-making, photo booths, live music, sidewalk art and more. All ages, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., free, Laurel and Franklin Street, Fort Bragg, learn more here.
Oct. 31 – Misfit Witches Paddle – Don your witchy finery and bring your kayak or stand-up paddle board and join a Halloween paddle in Noyo Harbor. Participants will meet at the Dolphin Isle boat ramp in south Noyo Harbor and paddle to the bridge at twilight. Jack o’lanterns and lights encouraged. Free, all ages, 5 p.m., Dolphin Island boat ramp, Fort Bragg.
Oct. 31 – Trunk or Treat – Join the C.V. Starr Community Center for a hauntingly good time at its annual trunk or treat. You can bring your car and set it up to distribute candy, or bring costumed kids and to collect candy from stations. Enter through south Lincoln Street and exit through Willow Street. Drive slowly and watch for pedestrians and small children. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free, 5:30-7:30 p.m., C.V. Community Center, 300 S. Lincoln Street, Fort Bragg, (707) 964-9446, cvstarr.org.
Oct. 31 – Halloween Party with Mama Grows Funk – Homegrown funk band Mama Grows Funk performs at Tall Guy Brewing’s Halloween party. Food from Sunkiss Farms will be available for purchase. Costumes encouraged. All ages, 6 p.m., $10, Tall Guy Brewing, 362 N. Franklin St., Fort Bragg, (707) 954-9132, tallguybrewing.beer.
Oct. 31 – Metal in the Streets Halloween Edition – Community radio station KNYO celebrates Halloween with a live concert out front of the studio. EDM, goth and metal band Tinksweat and Shredded Metal will exercise the demons of quiet from the studio. A night of unrelenting sound and friendly demons aplenty. Join your neighbors and come in costume, there will be a contest for best clown costume! All ages, 7:30 p.m., free, KNYO 325 N. Franklin St., Fort Bragg, knyo.org.
GUALALA
Oct. 31 – Trunk or Treat – Trick or treaters can trunk and treat in Cypress Village. All ages, 4-8 p.m., free, The Square at Cypress Village, 39102 Cypress Village, Gualala.
Oct. 31 – Halloween Spider Web Maze – Light the magic candles and walk through Spidey’s maze and be rewarded with candy! Proceeds from the event benefit Village Studio’s scholarships, safety equipment and community events. All ages, 6-8 p.m., $5 adults, $2 children, Village Studio, 39132 Ocean Dr., Gualala, (707) 292-2623.
Nov. 1 – Day of the Dead at the Lighthouse – Celebrate Day of the Dead at the Point Arena Lighthouse’s annual event. Attendees are encouraged to bring photos and offerings for a community altar. There will be live music, art from students at the Pacific Community Charter School, food, beverages and more. It’s also a rare chance to tour the lighthouse at night. All ages, free to attend, Point Arena Lighthouse, 45560 Pacific Woods Rd., Gualala.
LAYTONVILLE
Oct. 13 – Stone Stories – The Mendocino County Museum presents its annual Stone Stories event, which showcases a historic cemetery in the county. This year’s event will feature an afternoon of dramatized obituary readings by local volunteers, often dressed in costume based on the deceased’s era. This year includes Atta Stevenson of the Cahto Tribe who will share stories. All ages, 3:30 p.m., free, parking limited so arrive early, 1325 Branscomb Rd., Laytonville, (707) 234-6365, mendocinocounty.gov/museum.
Oct. 19 – Laytonville Harvest & Arts Street Fair – The Mendocino Producers Guilt presents the Laytonville Harvest & Arts Street Fair featuring local art vendors, food vendors, a kids zone, a beer and wine garden and live music from Shrimpee Feeble, While We’re Young and the Bell Springs House Band. All ages, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., free, downtown Laytonville.
LEGGETT
Oct. 31 – Halloween Carnival – Leggett Valley School presents its annual haunted Halloween Carnival. Students have worked hard to create a terrifying haunted house and everyone is welcome. There will be games, prizes, candy, food and the “Dollhouse of Horror” haunted house. All ages, 4:15-6 p.m., free to attend, Leggett Valley School Gym, 1 School Way, Leggett, (707) 925-6285.
MANCHESTER
Oct. 31 – Trick or Treat – The Irish Beach community welcomes kids to trick or treat along Sea Cypress Drive where home and car trunks will distribute candy and other goodies. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bring flashlights. All ages, 5:30-7 p.m., corner of State Route 1 and Sea Cypress Drive in Irish Beach.
MENDOCINO
Oct. 31 – CircusMecca Halloween Street Show – Circus arts troupe CircusMecca hosts its annual Halloween street performance in the heart of Mendocino. Performers from CircusMecca and Inspyred Fyre will show off their talents. DJ DLT will spin the soundtrack. Costumes encouraged. All ages, 4:30-9 p.m., free, 44950 Ukiah St., Mendocino.
Oct. 31 – Haunted Mendocino Walking Tour – Visit the homes, hideouts and hangouts of Mendocino’s well-known specters and learn about the town’s history along the way. Tour guide Rob has over ten years of research under his belt, including interviewing residents of the town’s many historic buildings to hear their own ghost stories. Costumes encouraged. The tour lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. All ages, 7-8:30 p.m., $15-$25, Kelley House Museum, 45007 Albion St., Mendocino, (707) 937-5791, buy tickets here.
Oct. 31 – Creep Bacchanalia – Fog Bottle Shop and Valerie are teaming up for a Halloween party good enough for Satan himself. Enjoy a night of dancing, drinking and snacking. A costume contest will take place with prizes. Costume required for entry. All ages, 6 p.m., $20, Valerie, 10546 Lansing St., Mendocino.
POINT ARENA
Oct. 29 – Zombarbies Crafting – Make your own monster Barbie at the library. The Coast Community Library will provide the dolls and materials, just bring your imagination. Ages 10-18, 3:30-5 p.m., free, Coast Community Library, 225 Main St., Point Arena, (707) 882-3114, mendolibrary.org.
Oct. 31 – Funk Soul Halloween Dance Party – Celebrate Halloween with San Francisco’s Fourth Position, a psychedelic funk and soul band. Local favorites Bryn & Blue Souls will open, and the Witches’ Dance will perform. A costume contest will take place. All ages, 7:30 p.m., $12-$25, Arena Theater, 214 Main St., Point Arena, (707) 882-3272, buy tickets here.
POTTER VALLEY
Oct. 25-27 – Drop Dead Ghoulgeous – Big Pink Spike Productions hosts an LGBTQ+-friendly Halloween camping weekend at the Incline, a mountain property in Potter Valley. The weekend includes music, mask-making, pumpkin-carving, carnival games, scary movies, haunted trail hikes, food, and a spooky fashion pageant. 21 and over, ticket required, $175, Potter Valley, buy tickets here.
REDWOOD VALLEY
Oct. 25 – Trick-or-Trunk – Wino’s Crew MC hosts its 2nd annual trick-or-trunk. Bring the kids with or without a costume and pick up candy from decorated cars and trucks. All ages, 6-8 p.m., free, 9601 N. State St., Redwood Valley.
Oct. 25 – 7th Annual DanceHall-O-Ween – Pick out your costume and prepare to dance the night away at McCarty’s annual dancehall Halloween party featuring Guerrilla Takeover playing reggae, hip-hop, remixes, electronic dance and more. There will be a costume contest, food truck and drink specials. 21 and over, 9 p.m., $12, McCarty’s Bar, 6951 East Rd., Redwood Valley, (707) 485-5108.
Oct. 25 – Trix-N-Treats – Wino’s Crew MC hosts a pre-Halloween bash with music, drinks, food and fun. There will be shenanigans, a costume contest and a 50/50 raffle. 21 and over, 9 p.m., 9601 N. State St., Redwood Valley.
Oct. 26 – Halloween Party Night – Coyote Valley Casino hosts its annual Halloween party. The evening includes music by DJ Will Styles and a costume contest with prizes totaling $5,000 in cash and free play. 21 and over, 8 p.m.-2 a.m., free, Coyote Valley Casino, 77 Coyote Valley Blvd., Redwood Valley, (707) 485-0700, coyotevalleycasino.com.
Oct. 29 – Awana Fun Fair – The annual Awana Fun Fair invites families to celebrate fall with fun and food. There will be face painting, a cupcake walk, hay rides, a bounce house, duck pond, balloon dart throw, crafts, bean bag toss, airsoft, a maze, lazer tag, basketball pop shot, dunk tank, ring toss, and more. Food will be available. Kids are encouraged to dress in non-scary costumes. All ages, 5:30-8 p.m., $5 per child, RVCC Awana Members are free, Redwood Valley Community Church, 951 E. School Way.
Oct. 31 – Trick of Treat – The Humane Society of Inland Mendocino County invites the public to bring dog and cat treats for the shelter animals. In return, folks can grab a treat for themselves. 1-5 p.m., Humane Society for Inland Mendocino County, 9700 Uva Dr., Redwood Valley, (707) 485-0123, mendohumanesociety.com.
THE SEA RANCH
Oct. 26 – Kids Club Fall Festival crafts – Bring the littles for an afternoon of fall crafting at The Sea Ranch Lodge. Activities include decorating pumpkins, face-painting, trick or treat and more. All ages, 12:30-2:30 p.m., free, The Sea Ranch Lodge, 60 Sea Walk Dr., The Sea Ranch, (707) 579-9777, thesearanchlodge.com.
Oct. 31 – Showing of “Nosferatu” – The Shindig hosts a showing of the 1922 silent film “Nosferatu.” Gualala’s Steve Bennett will provide the soundtrack. Drinks and food will be available for purchase. Vampire costumes encouraged. Reservations highly recommended via shindig.searanch@gmail.com
Oct. 31 – Locals Night Halloween Costume Contest – The Sea Ranch Lodge team is brewing up something special for locals during October’s Locals Night Dinner. The restaurant will serve up festive frights and delicious bites, as well as live music and a costume contest. All ages, 6 p.m., $20-$55 per person plus tax and gratuity, The Sea Ranch Lodge, 60 Sea Walk Dr., The Sea Ranch, (707) 579-9777, thesearanchlodge.com.
UKIAH
Oct. 16 – Nightmare Before Christmas Paint Party – Join Slam Dunk Pizza for a spooktacular painting event where all supplies are included. Participants will paint their favorite characters from “Nightmare Before Christmas.” All ages, 5:30-7 p.m., $10, Slam Dunk Pizza, 720 N. State St., Ukiah, (707) 463-1000, buy tickets here.
Oct. 18-20 – Ukiah Country PumpkinFest – Go down the rabbit hole at Ukiah’s annual Pumpkin Fest. This year’s theme is Alice in Wonderland. The event includes a parade, carnival rides, haunted house, fire and safety expo, food court, beer and wine garden, a scarecrow city, scout-o-rama, children’s stage and activities, a baking contest, a basketball tournament, dog races and a pet costume contest. The giant pumpkin weigh-off takes place Oct. 18. All ages, 10 a.m. until sunset, free, downtown Ukiah, learn more here.
Oct. 19 – Halloween Party in the Gallery – Deep Valley Arts Collective hosts a devilishly good time at Medium Art Gallery for Halloween. Put together your scariest and most creative costumes and join the frightening fun at the gallery. DJ LoopinTheVerb will play music, Madame Mumsy will read tarot cards, a costume contest will take place, there will be spooky snacks and drinks and more. All ages, 7 p.m., free, Medium Art Gallery at Pear Tree Center, 518 E. Perkins St., Ukiah, (707) 234-8667, deepvalleyarts.org/medium.
Oct. 25 – Día de los Muertos – Mendocino College hosts its 12th annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration. There will be live music, food, arts & crafts, altars, traditional dancing and more. All ages, 4-8 p.m., free, Pomo Plaza at Mendocino College, 1000 Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah, (707) 468-3105.
Oct. 25 – Kure Wellness Pumpkin Carving Contest – Creative cannabis-loving adults are invited to participate in Kure Wellness’ pumpkin-carving contest in the smoke lounge. Participants have one hour to carve their masterpiece for prizes. Cover fee includes a pumpkin, doobie and dinner. 21 and over, 5-7 p.m., $10, Kure Wellness, 800 Lake Mendocino Dr., Ukiah, (707) 621-5390, kuremendocino.com.
Oct. 25 – Funky Halloween Party with Funkacillan – Funk dance band Funkacillan performs for Halloween. Costumes encouraged. 18 and over, 9 p.m., Ukiah Brewing Company, 102 S. State St., Ukiah, (707) 468-5898, ukiahbrewing.com.
Oct. 26 – Saracina Halloween Party – Saracina Vineyarsd hosts a Halloween bash with DJ Mendocino spinning music. There will be food by the Smash Daddy’s and a costume contest with prizes. 21 and over, 5-8 p.m., free, Saracina Vineyards, 11684 U.S. 101, Hopland, RVSP here.
Oct. 26 – Halloween Costume Dance Bash – The Ukiah Senior Center hosts a Halloween bash with the Easy Street Band. Tickets include food. Beer and wine will be available for purchase. 21 and over, 6 p.m., $35-$45, Bartlett Event Center, 495 Leslie St., Ukiah, tickets available at the Ukiah Senior Center and Mendocino Book Company, learn more here.
Oct. 26 – Top Shelf Halloween Party & Costume Contest – Get ready for a hauntingly good time with live music from Top Shelf and opener Dubcraft, plus DJ Squarefield Massive. Prizes will be awarded for the best costume, including a coastal getaway for the best costume. 21 and over, 9 p.m., $15-$20, the Thirsty Axe, 209 S. School St., Ukiah, (707) 238-8778, buy ticket here.
Oct. 30 – Teen Movie Afteroon: Scary Edition – Teens and tweens are invited to the library’s Teen Movie Afternoon with a vampire-themed movie. Snacks and popcorn will be served. 2:30-4:30 p.m., free, Ukiah Branch Library, 105 N. Main St., Ukiah.
Oct. 31 – Trick or Treat – Stop by the Redwood Coast Regional Center for trick or treating…if you dare! All ages, 2-4 p.m., free, Redwood Coast Regional Center, 1116 Airport Park Blvd., Ukiah.
Oct. 31 – Kids’ Pumpkin Painting Party – The library hosts an afternoon of pumpkin painting for Halloween. The library will provide the supplies, and each participant will leave with their very own personalized pumpkin. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Costumes encouraged. All ages, 3-5 p.m., free, Ukiah Branch Library, 105 N. Main St., Ukiah, (707) 463-4490, learn more here.
Oct. 31 – Trick or Treat – Bring the kids and trick or treat at the retailers at Pear Tree Center. All ages, 3-6 p.m., free, Pear Tree Center, E. Perkins Street & N. Orchard Street, Ukiah.
Oct. 31 – MCYP’s Monster Mash Bash – The Mendocino County Youth Project hosts a spooktacular Halloween walk-through with trick or treating, hot dogs and nachos and youth activities. All ages, 3-6 p.m., free, Mendocino County Youth Project, 776, S. State St., Ukiah, call (707) 463-4915 for more information.
Oct. 31 – Downtown Trick or Treat – Grab your little monster and enjoy the Ukiah Main Street Program Committee and Greater Ukiah Business & Tourism Alliance’s annual downtown trick or treat. Many store and businesses will be handing out treats. All ages, 3:30-5:30 p.m., free, downtown Ukiah.
Oct. 31 – Trunk of Treat – The First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah hosts a trunk or treat. Come in costume and collect candy from various trucks and cars decorated for Halloween. There will be photo ops. All are welcome. All ages, 4:30-7 p.m., free, parking lot at the corner of S. Dora Street and W. Perkins Street, Ukiah, (707) 468-9235.
Oct. 31 – Oak Manor Trunk or Treat – Bring your costumed kiddos for a family fun-filled trunk or treat. There will be candy, hotdogs, popcorn and hay bale rides. All ages, 5-7:30 p.m., free, Oak Manor, 750 Yosemite Dr., Ukiah.
Oct. 31 – Trunk or Treat – The River Chrisitan church hosts its annual trunk or treat. In addition to trunk or treating, there will also be music, dancing, prizes and a cake walk. All ages, 6-8 p.m., free, the River, 295 Brush St., Ukiah, (707) 472-9191, theriverukiah.com.
Oct. 31 – Halloween Night Party – Dance the night away with DJ Crash for the Pub’s annual Halloween party. There will be a costume contest, drink specials and giveaways. 21 and over, 7-11 p.m., free, the Pub, 585 N. State St., Ukiah, (707) 468-8661.
Nov. 2 – All Souls Cemetery Tour: Untold Stories from Reeve Canyon – Historian Dot Brovarney leads a special cemetery tour of resting places of people who appear in her book, “Mendocino Refuge: Reeves Canyon & Lake Leonard.” All ages, 1-2:30 p.m., donation accepted, meet at the Cemetery District office, Ukiah Cemetery, 940 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah.
Nov. 2 – La Ofrenda: A Dia de los Muertos Celebration – Join RW Auto Center and Latinos de Ukiah in a celebration that is full of tradition in memory of our loved ones. There will be live music, crafts, a community altar, Mexican food and more. All ages, free, 1-6 p.m., RW Auto Center, 1170 S. State St., Ukiah.
Nov. 2. – Halloween Teen Library Lock-in – The Ukiah Branch Library hosts its annual Halloween library lock-in for teens. There will be an escape room, t-shirt decorating, pizza and more until midnight. Call (707) 463-4490 to register your teen.
Nov. 3 – Dia de los Muertos – Celebrate family and Mexican heritage at Ukiah’s Dia de los Muertos celebration. There will be live music, food and retail vendors, a community altar, low rider cars and family-friendly activities. All ages, free, 12-4 p.m., Alex Thomas Plaza, Ukiah.
WESTPORT
Oct. 30 – Movie Night Featuring Beetlejuice – Enjoy a showing of the 1988 film “Beetlejuice.” Bring a chair. Costumes and treats encouraged. Free popcorn will be served. All ages, free, 5:30 p.m., Westport Community Center, contact Rob Holt with questions at holtroba@gmail.com.
Oct. 31 – Westport Halloween and Potluck – Ghouls, goblins, local families and friends are invited to gather for trick or treating and a potluck. The group meets at Westport Community Church and trick or treats throughout the village escorted by members of the Westport Volunteer Fire Department. Afterwards, enjoy a potluck at the church. Bring a yummy dish to share. All ages, 5:15 p.m., free, Westport Community Church, 24980 Abalone St., Westport, call (707) 489-2546 for more information.
WILLITS
Oct. 9-27 – Create a family tradition by picking pumpkins at J&J Pumpkin Patch. In addition to pumpkins, the patch offers photo ops, games, corn maze, a mini train, hayrides, petting zoo, face-painting and food vendors. All ages, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., free to visit, J&J Pumpkin Patch, 19606 Walker Rd., Willits, (707) 354-4641.
Oct. 9-30 – Pumpkin Express – Celebrate fall by climbing aboard the Skunk Train’s Pumpkin Express. During the journey, guests will enjoy seasonal treats (including adult beverages for grownups) before arriving at a magical pumpkin patch. Kids can pick out their own pumpkins before riding back to the depot on the train. Dogs welcome. All ages, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., $12.49-$108.25, Skunk Train, 299 E. Commercial St., Willits, buy tickets here.
Oct. 19 – Halloween Gala – The Willits Center for the Arts hosts its 3rd annual Halloween Gala fundraiser. The evening includes a silent auction, costume contest, bar bites, libations and live music from the Steven Bates Band. All ages, 7-11 p.m., $30 each or 2 for $50, Willits Center for the Arts, 71 E. Commercial St., Willits, (707) 972-3326, buy tickets here.
Oct. 25 – Halloween Butter Ball – Famed bluegrass band Hot Buttered Rum performs at a Halloween fundraiser for the School of Adaptive Agriculture. Local favorites Soul Circus, Bug Guts and Fiona Mariposa will also perform. Fairall Farms and Turtle Island Tacos will serve food. Beer and wine will be available for purchase. Costumes encouraged. All ages, 6 p.m., $30, Little Lake Grange, 291 School St., Willits, tickets available at JD Redhouse, Flying Dog Pizza and online here.
Oct. 26 – Ghoul’s Gala – The Willits Branch Library hosts its annual Halloween party with games, crafts, stories, refreshments and candy. Costumes encouraged. All ages, 3-5 p.m., free, Willits Branch Library, 390 E. Commercial St., Willits, (707) 459-5908, learn more here.
Oct. 26 – Trunk or Treat – Celebrate Halloween with a kid-friendly trunk or treat. Community members are invited to decorate their vehicle trunks with spooky decorations – prizes will be awarded for the best trunks – and pass out candy to costumed kids. All ages, free, 4-6 p.m., Willits City Park, more information available here.
Oct. 26 – Halloween Bash with Soulevity – Mendocino County’s own Soulevity hosts a Halloween bash at the pub. The band performs soulful rock mixed with jazzy funk and ska-like punk. Friends Anonymous will open. 21 and over, 8 p.m., donations accepted, Shanachie Pub, 50 S. Main St., Willits, (707) 459-9194.
Oct. 31 – Halloween Costume Family Dance Party – Bring the entire family for a fun evening of Halloween activities. DJ Mama J will play music and there will be dancing with the Youth Dance Class. There will also be crafts and treats. All ages, 4-7 p.m., free, Willits Center for the Arts, 71 E. Commercial St., Willits, (707) 459-1726, willitscenterforthearts.org.
Nov. 1 – Day of the Dead Halloween Party – Diggers hosts a Day of the Dead themed Halloween party. Dress to possess because there will be a costume contest. 21 and over, 9 p.m.-close, free, Diggers, 244 S. Main St., Willits.