Fall is finally here, and in celebration of the season, Traders Village is putting on the 5th Annual Corny Maze. The maze opened up on October 29, but don’t fret. Festivities will continue on for the next month, ending on November 27th. The day pass cost $9.99 for those over the age of two. Children two and under are guaranteed free admission, but this does not include rides. Check their listings for more options.

Comedy duo Steve Martin and Martin Short are teaming up on a brand new tour across country. Their show, You Won’t Believe What They Look Like Today!, will make its way to the Majestic Theater on Sunday, October 23. You can expect the subversive, self-deprecating humor typical for these two comedic geniuses. Please click here for more information.  

India Association of San Antonio, a non-profit organization, is hosting a free, family-friendly event at the Rolling Oaks Mall. The event will last from 3:00pm to 10:00pm on Saturday, October 19, 2022. For more information, click here.  

Looking for something fun—and not so scary—the whole family can enjoy this fall season? How about a pumpkin patch? Well, you’re in luck. There will be a pumpkin patch at the Tower of Americas in the following weeks. It is a recurring event lasting from Saturday, October, 15 to Tuesday, November 15. Click here for more information.  

If you are looking for some spooktastic fun this Halloween season, look no further than The Haunted Dollhouse. That’s right ghouls and gals, The Retro Fun Store and Museum are hosting one of San Antonio’s latest horror attractions. Hundreds of dolls are placed in a nightmarishly exquisite exhibition, which can fuel your fears—and fascination—for hours. Tour its attic space, hallways, and backyard, if you dare. The Haunted Dollhouse opens its doors Friday, October 7, and runs throughout the month, ending on Sunday, November 13. Tickets cost $10.

The 10th Annual Día de los Muertos is a two-day event held at Hemisfair. Activities include altars, processions, workshops, live music, and poetry. It is free admission and open to the public, so bring a friend—or the family. Food and beverages will also be available via local vendors. For more information, click here.