HAPPY HALLOWEEN
Warwick Halloween Events appear throughout the community, among not-for-profit organizations, municipal initiatives, and independent businesses. All seem to be joining in the fun!
A 1920s MURDER MYSTERY EXPERIENCE
October 21 @ 3pm – 6pm, Ages 13+
Things take a turn for the gutter at Mafia Don Lou Zar’s juice joint when someone is put on ice! The crowd is chock full of potential suspects. Jilted lovers, a rival Mafioso, and an undercover fed make an appearance at this speakeasy and not a single person is muttering a word! Help find out who’s on the level and who’s on the lam by trading clues with your guests, gathering information, and solving the crime before the murderer hotfoots it out of there!Dress like it’s the 1920s! Flapper dresses, zootsuits, feather boas and headbands, pinstriped suits and fedoras are all appropriate attire.
The party will be 3 hours and includes the immersion theater mystery experience, hors d’oeuvres, dessert and a drink ticket. A cash bar will be available.
Oct 23: Pine Island Trunk or Treat
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• Edenville Halloween Party
Oct 28, 2023, 6PM – 9PM
Prizes, music, buffet dinner beer, fun!
Warwick NY Halloween
3rd Annual Halloween Party at the Pine Island Tap House
The Pine Island Tap House is hosting their 2nd Annual Costume Halloween Party!
Saturday, October 28th
6:00 to 11:00pm
Come in costume! Cash prizes will be given for the scariest, funniest, most original, and cutest couple! They even have trophies!
Next Wave Food Truck will be here all day and night, Drink Specials.
Whiskey Crossing will be playing from 7:00pm till 10:00pm.
Pine Island Tap House
682 County Route 1, Suite B
Pine Island, NY
More Warwick Halloween Events
Oct 29: Blue Arrow Farm: Costume Party
With music by OC5
• Oct 28, 2023: The Lamp Post Inn Annual Halloween Party
Saturday, Oct 28, featuring music by Rated R; prizes for the best costumes; drink specials and food specials, too!
Oct 20,21,28: Haunted House Warwick Valley Community Center, 11 Hamilton Avenue, Warwick, N.Y.
The Warwick Valley Community Center will be hosting a haunted house this Halloween season.
“For Halloween local teens are invited to take part in the Community Center’s Haunted House. This year our theme is a good old creepy folk tale, Hansel and Gretel in the Haunted Forest,” said Melissa Shaw-Smith, director of Wickham Works.
The show takes place October 20, 21, and 28, from 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets are $10 and will be sold at the door (cash only), with all proceeds benefiting the center’s youth programs.
The community center’s annual haunted house, started in 2017. This will be the first haunted house held since the pandemic. The creepy Hansel and Gretel theme will tell the tale of two kids abandoned in the woods by their wicked stepmother, left to the mercy of wild and terrifying beasts. Organizers noted that there will be many scary encounters along the path for the audience to experience. Middle and high school students and members of Acting Out Players will perform in the show, while local artists and teenagers build the sets and props.
Drop-in workshops for teens and adults are held at the center at 11 Hamilton Avenue, Warwick, on Monday afternoons from 4 to 6 p.m. “All teenagers in the area are welcome to join the Haunted House and our art community workshops,” added Shaw-Smith.
The community center uses a variety of programs to engage with youth in their Alcohol and Drug Prevention programs. One of these programs is an ongoing collaboration with the community arts non-profit Wickham Works. Each year, this collaboration draws in teenagers ages 12 through 18 to put on the Doc Fry Music Sessions, a monthly live band, and help with the pop-up art gallery, building puppets for town festivals, making art for the Day of Acceptance annual Warwick Pride event, creating public art exhibits in the summer for a community service project, and more.
The Wickham Works Facebook page has information on the Haunted House and upcoming workshops and events. Contact mshawsmith@wickhamworks.org or the Warwick Community Center at 845-986-6422 for more information.
• Oct 31: Paesano Pizzeria Halloween Special
Cheese Pizza: $9.99 (+ Tax) Tuesday, Oct 31, 2023
• Oct 31: Vernon NJ Senior Halloween Party
11AM-2PM
• Oct 31, 2022 @ 4:30 pm: Village of Warwick
The Village of Warwick Recreation Department and the Warwick Lions Club will be hosting a spooktacular Halloween Costume Parade on Tuesday, Oct. 31. Line-up will take place at 4:30 p.m. on High Street and the parade will start at 5 p.m. and proceed down Main Street to Railroad Avenue. A costume contest with prizes will take place on Railroad Avenue.
This year’s costume contest will include the following categories: Most Original, Scariest, Best Group/Family and Cutest. The contest will be divided into the following age groups: 0-5, 6-9, 10-14, adult, and family ensemble.
Refreshments are sponsored by ShopRite of Warwick.
Residents invited to ‘scare the mayor’
Village residents are invited to take part in the village’s Seventh Annual Scare the Mayor Contest. This is a contest for the scariest, most frightful, scream-worthy Halloween decorated house in the village of Warwick. The contest is free to enter, and village of Warwick residents are eligible to participate. If your home won first prize the previous year, you are ineligible to win first prize this year, but can still participate in the contest. To register your house, call Village Hall at 845-986-2031 or email clerk@villageofwarwick.org by Friday, Oct. 27.
Starting at 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 30, participants will receive a visit from village of Warwick Mayor Michael Newhard and guest judges who will deem the ghouls and ghosts who scare them the most.
First-, second-, and third-prize winners will receive a plaque that brags, “I Scared the Mayor.” Additionally, one home will receive, “The Karl Scheible Award for Exemplary Skill and Thematic Creativity” in honor of late village of Warwick Planning Board member Karl Scheible, who created the original “Haunted House” on Oakland Court. Winners will be announced on Facebook.
So, string those purple and orange lights with care, spread cobwebs as far as they can bear, creepy skulls and candy corn too, anything spooky really will do. The mayor anticipates the delights from all the scary frights, and they look forward to celebrating the best that residents can offer.
Halloween curfew and road closures
There is a Halloween curfew for all persons under the age of 18 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian on all village streets and parks and other public areas in the village of Warwick between the hours of 9 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 30 and 6 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 31, and again from 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 31 to 6 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1.
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