When seasons change … but not really

When seasons change … but not really

2022-10-13T11:04:32-04:00October 13th, 2022|Miami, Tourism|

Writer: Jerrica DuBois

2 min read October 2022 — Autumn is traditionally associated with bonfires, crisp air and leaves changing color before falling to the ground. However, despite what those up North might say, these staples aren’t mandatory to celebrate the arrival of fall. Miami has a plethora of events for the entire family to enjoy and Invest: has put together a few of our favorite ways to enjoy the season.

 

 

Ghost Tour

Taking a spin on the traditional haunted house, Miami Haunts offers city tours that explore the city’s not so warm and fuzzy past. Even for the skeptic at heart, this tour includes historical crimes and ghost stories that may make you believe, at least a little, in the paranormal. The standard tour is 60 minutes with eight stops, and the extended tour is 90 minutes with 12 stops.

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Oktoberfest Miami

Who says you have to go to Europe to experience the culture? The German American Social Club is hosting its 65th annual event, making it not only the longest running Oktoberfest in Florida but the longest continuous Oktoberfest in the country. Celebrate Oktoberfest with authentic German beers, live music, German folk dancing and all the schnitzel and bratwurst you can eat. Free general admission for children under the age of 2, active military with ID and first responders. Also, free general admission on Sundays for Miami-Dade County employees with ID.

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Tinez Farms Fall Festival

The Second Annual Fall Festival at Tinez Farms provides entertainment for the entire family. Bouncy houses, an animal barnyard, a zipline and a pumpkin patch are among the attractions and included with admission. Pony rides, cow barrel train rides and the friendly fire experience are an additional cost.

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Halloween Half Marathon

Registration is open for the Halloween Half Marathon. Participants can choose between the half marathon or the Freaky 4-Miler. Pick your course, throw on your costume and grab your sneakers. Walkers are welcome and feel free to indulge in all the Halloween candy you like after you cross the finish line. 

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Hallowyn Block Party

Now it’s time to party. Grab your friends on Halloween and head to Wynwood Marketplace for good food, drinks, live entertainments and some spooky specials. Costumes are encouraged and entrance is free.

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Pinto’s Farm Pumpkin Patch

There’s no such thing as too many pumpkin patches. Head to Pinto’s Farm to enjoy a pedal boat ride, a tractor ride, or a pony ride for kids 70 pounds or less. Admission to the farm also includes the walk-through pumpkin patch, a hay maze, magic show and, of course, lots of animals. Free for kids under the age of 2.

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Flipper’s Fall Festival

Want the perfect combination of fall and Halloween? Flipper’s Fall Festival at Miami Seaquarium is the event for you. Join the park patrons for themed shows, trick or treating at the candy stations, craft vendors and a glow-in-the-dark Sea Cave Maze. To add that final touch of fall flavor, make sure to pick up a s’mores kit from Manatee Bay Cafe.

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