halloween

Move over, haunted hayrides. Imagine walking through a field while being confronted with all manner scary sights and sounds. That's what awaits at 'A Nightmare on Oswego Road', just under an hour from Utica.

It's not Halloween without a haunted house. Cayo Industrial takes it to a whole new level with their 'Warehouse of Horror' for 2020, opening in Rome.

A gravity hill is a type of topography, where the layout of the surrounding land produces a bizarre optical illusion.

At one house on Sherman Drive in Utica, they take their Halloween decorating seriously, to the delight of neighbors and visitors.

A report is saying Governor Cuomo plans to ban trick-or-treating for kids in New York State via an executive order, including Utica and Rome.

Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow announced this week on his Twitter feed that the free event will occur on Saturday, October 31.

See for yourself on a portion of The Taconic State Parkway, which is only a two-hour drive from Utica.

If you love fall and all it has to offer, there's plenty of places in central New York you can spend the day picking apples or pumpkins, walking through corn mazes or just enjoying apple cider.

On a dark road in Rome, stands the 'Atrophy Escape Room' - a one-hour experience that is as much a challenge for your mind as it is a immersive, theatrical horror experience.

Howe Caverns is hosting a one-day family-friendly cave tour - suitable for families and kids of all ages. Howe Caverns is just 1 hour from Utica.

Halloween is getting a whole new twist, with a spooky drive-thru coming to Jamesville, just an hour from Utica.

The businesses that are good to go are considered to be 'Low Risk Outdoor Arts & Entertainment' ventures.