Halloween just wouldn’t be the same without a little fright, a few screams, and some spooky memories made right here at the Jersey Shore!

One of my favorite Halloween traditions takes me back to H&M Potter School in Bayville, where my daughter once attended school and where our family has been enjoying this annual Halloween event for years. Now, it’s time to get ready for another round of thrills!

Terror at the Halls Returns to Bayville!

Get your brave friends and family together because Terror at the Halls is happening tonight, Friday, October 23rd, 2026, and tomorrow night, Saturday, October 24th, 2026, from 7 to 10 p.m. at H&M Potter School.

For just $10 per person, you can experience a Halloween adventure filled with spooky surprises and plenty of opportunities to test your courage. Consider yourself warned: this event is designed to deliver some genuine Halloween scares!

Have little ones who want to join the fun? Saturday’s Lights On Tour runs from 5 to 6 p.m. for just $5 per person. It’s a great way for younger children to explore without all the frightening surprises. Organizers recommend this option for kids who might find the full experience a little too scary.

Treats, Thrills and Community Spirit

You can also grab something delicious while supporting the school’s PTA! Boho Bites, Chuck’s Ice Cream, and Pop. Pour. Party! will be there, along with a cash-only concession stand serving snacks and drinks.

I love seeing events like this bring families together and create memories that last long after Halloween is over. My daughter is 20 years old now and still comes home just to go to this. Terror in the Halls is something she will always remember and love.

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So, Bayville, are you ready to face your fears? Grab your costumes, bring your friends, and head to H&M Potter School on Veeder Lane in Bayville for a frightfully fun weekend. Just remember: I warned you about the screams!

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