Opportunity Village Hosts 13th Annual HallOVeen
The festival features new attractions and supports vocational programs through October 31.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Other — General
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Local families and visitors can head to the Magical Forest for the 13th annual HallOVeen festival, which raises essential funds for Southern Nevadans with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The event, hosted by Opportunity Village, offers a mix of new attractions and returning favorites on their local campus.
Why it matters
The festival acts as a primary source of community support for programs that provide vocational training and independence services to residents with disabilities. Ticket proceeds and business partnerships sustain these long-term efforts across the valley.
This 13th annual edition features 6 trick-or-treat cottages decorated by Universal Horror Unleashed. The event generates essential funding for Opportunity Village's vocational training and employment services for local residents.
The players
Opportunity Village
A local organization that provides vocational training and employment services for Southern Nevadans with disabilities.
Universal Horror Unleashed
A creative entity responsible for decorating the six trick-or-treat cottages at the event.
The details
Guests can explore the new Funhouse and Trick-or-Treat Street, alongside returning attractions like the 50-foot Avalanche Slide, a carousel, and mini golf. A beer garden is open on select evenings for attendees 21 and older, with festivities held at the Opportunity Village Smith Family Campus in Las Vegas. The event continues through the end of the month.
Timeline
The festival concludes on October 31, 2026.
Beyond the Strip
This festival continues the established tradition of using the Magical Forest campus to anchor major community-driven seasonal fundraising. It follows a multi-decade pattern of local non-profit engagement designed to support Southern Nevada residents.
The festival gates open nightly at 5:30 p.m. at the Smith Family Campus for those planning a visit. Residents can support the organization's vocational programs by purchasing tickets through the official event portal.
The takeaway
HallOVeen provides a direct way to support vocational training for residents with disabilities while participating in a seasonal local event. Families planning to attend should check the website for specific beer garden nights and any potential weather-related schedule shifts.
Further reading
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More information
To plan your visit or buy tickets, access the festival ticket purchase portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KSNV.
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