October 24, 2026
By Alfred State Spokesperson Paul Welker
Alfred State is getting in the Halloween spirit with multiple events that the local community can take enjoy. Gamma Theta Gamma and Live to Fight are hosting a Haunted House on Wednesday, Oct. 28 and Thursday, Oct. 29 at 52 North Main Street. Admission is $5 with proceeds donated to the American Cancer Society. The Haunted House will run from 6 – 10 PM both evenings. Last year, the event raised over $2,000 for the cause. The Hinkle Library is hosting a discussion of horror movies, cinema, and monsters entitled, “Let’s Talk: Scary Movies” on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 5 PM. Panelists will share their knowledge, ideas, and experiences, and audience members will have a chance to ask and answer questions. The event will be held in the Hinkle Library classroom. The Terrace is throwing their annual Halloween Lunch on Friday, Oct. 30 from 11 AM – 2 PM. ACES invites you to their “Love at First Bite” event, where everything is to die for. Dinners will enter a world of vampires, moonlit feasts, and devilishly good food, where every corner holds a delicious surprise. From hauntingly good entrées and wickedly tasty sides to decadent desserts and enchanting drinks, there is something to tempt every appetite.
The Center for Civic Leadership in a collaborative service event is opening the doors of the Student Leadership Center (SLC) to the local community for a fun and family friendly indoor trick-or-treat event on Friday, Oct. 30. Clubs and organizations will decorate and set up and pass out candy or Halloween themed swag to the community. The event will take place between 5-7 PM on the third floor of the SLC.
Gamma Theta Gamma and Live to Fight will be hosting a Haunted House to benefit the American Cancer Society. The event is just one of many Halloween themed events taking place on campus to celebrate the spooky season.
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