Halloween season is here, Columbus! And if you’re ready to kick things off with a little spooky flair (minus the unpredictable October weather), CAPA’s annual trick-or-treat bash at the Palace Theatre is the perfect way to do it.
On Wednesday, October 21st from 4 to 7 p.m., the historic Palace Theatre is transforming into a Halloween wonderland for “CAPA Haunts the Palace,” a free, family-friendly event where kids can collect treats, snap selfies, and explore one of Columbus’ most iconic landmarks.
This year’s party is also part of the Palace’s 100th anniversary celebration, and kids are invited to help the theater mark the big birthday while they trick-or-treat.
Inside, you’ll find treats all through the theater and selfie spots galore, plus some extra Halloween magic this year. Expect appearances from the Ohio School of Falconry (yes, real creatures!) and a special guest from Castle on a Cloud Entertainment. There’ll also be a beautiful Day of the Dead display to explore.
Don’t forget your costume (the spookier, the better) and get ready to see the Palace like never before. The event is entirely indoors (so no worries about rain ruining your candy haul) and there’s even an accessible path option on request for those who need it, since there are stairs involved. ASL interpreters will be there the whole time, too. Just note: no pets allowed, except for service animals.
The Palace Theatre itself is a treat all year long. A century old this fall, this Columbus gem opened in 1926, back when vaudeville ruled the stage and movie palaces were the height of luxury. These days, under CAPA’s care, it’s home to everything from Broadway tours to concerts, and, of course, this spooky celebration of all things Halloween.
So, grab your little ghouls and goblins and get ready for a frightfully fun evening at one of downtown’s most beautiful landmarks.
CAPA Haunts the Palace
For more info, visit capa.com.
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