Floating Pumpkin Patch

October 21, 2023,  1:30 p.m. &  4:30 p.m. sessions

The Dublin Wave
4201 Central Parkway
$20-24, $2 spectator, dublinrecguide.com

Register by October 19 to guarantee a pumpkin.

Pick Your Favorite Pumpkin at the City of Dublin's Floating Pumpkin Patch at The Wave, where participants can float in and find the pumpkin of their choice and then decorate it on site. Afterward, they can enjoy games and more time in the pool! There are two sessions available for pumpkin-seekers.

Ghosts of Dublin

 October 20-21, 2023, 7:30-10:30 p.m.

Dublin Heritage Park & Museums
6600 Donlon Way
Dublin, CA 94568
$3 non-resident; all participants must pre-register: dublin.ca.gov

Event is recommended for ages 8 and up. Tour check-in starts in the middle of the park in the Sunday School Barn.

Enjoy a fun, history-filled evening, taking a night tour through Dublin's historic Pioneer Cemetery and facilities. Brace yourself for an evening of spooky fun. Take a flashlight tour through the Pioneer Cemetery, where Dublin's buried past comes alive. Hear haunting stories of ghosts thought to be lurking in Dublin, including news of recent experiences. See ghostly images of long dead pioneers in Old St. Raymond Church, and peek inside of the Kolb House.

Dublin Halloween Harvest Fair

October 7, 2023, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Dublin Heritage Park & Museums
6600 Donlon Way
Dublin, CA
Free admission, $5 pre, $10 day of activities wristband, dublin.ca.gov

Enjoy an afternoon of old-fashioned fall fun with farm harvest activities, lively music, and favorite seasonal foods. While you're here tour the 1910 Kolb House to see how a true farm family lived in the early 20th Century.

 Guests at the annual Harvest Fair will enjoy an afternoon of old-fashioned fall fun! This family event features games and activities, wagon rides, food, and live music! Children are also able to play fall-themed games and run through a hay bale maze, pan for gold, and more! Farm vendors sell arts and crafts, as well as delicious fall foods.

Take a tractor-drawn wagon-ride, play in the hay, and help us harvest vegetables in the Farm Yard. Children can try churning butter, pressing apples, doing laundry with a washboard, panning for gold, pretending to rope a calf and more. While you're here, visit the Murray Schoolhouse to see exhibits on Dublin's immigrant founders. Farm vendors are on hand selling arts, crafts and fall foods, including caramel apples, pie, hot apple cider and popcorn.

Events are not guaranteed. It is your responsibility to confirm before going.