🎃 Fall Magic at Springs Preserve: Haunted Harvest & Día de Muertos

When fall arrives in Las Vegas, the Springs Preserve transforms into a wonderland of color, culture, and community. This desert oasis isn’t just a place to learn about Nevada’s natural history — it’s one of the city’s most vibrant seasonal destinations. With two can’t-miss events — Haunted Harvest and Día de Muertos — the Preserve offers a perfect blend of spooky fun and cultural celebration, all wrapped in the beauty of fall under the desert sky.

🎃 Haunted Harvest: Family-Friendly Frights Under the Stars

📅 Dates: October 23–26, 2025
🕕 Time: 6 to 8:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Springs Preserve
🎟️ Tickets available online only; attendance is limited.

Looking for a Halloween celebration that’s fun for the whole family? Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve brings together all the seasonal charm — minus the scares that keep little ones awake at night. This safe, outdoor event features glowing pumpkins, costumed characters, trick-or-treat stations, and festive games that light up the night with laughter and community spirit.

As you wander the Preserve’s scenic pathways, you’ll discover live entertainment, immersive decorations, and autumn treats that make this celebration both heartwarming and unforgettable. Tickets sell out quickly each year, so plan ahead and reserve your spot early for one of Las Vegas’s most beloved fall traditions.

✨ Insider Tip: Dress up in costume and bring a flashlight for nighttime exploring — kids love spotting hidden surprises along the trails!

💀 Día de Muertos: A Celebration of Life and Legacy

📅 Dates: November 7–9, 2025
🕔 Time: 5 to 9 p.m.
📍 Location: Springs Preserve

Just as Halloween winds down, Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) brings new energy and color to the Springs Preserve. This family-friendly festival is a vibrant tribute to Latin American culture, blending tradition with art, food, and live performances.

Guests can stroll through beautifully crafted altars honoring loved ones, listen to mariachi music, and participate in hands-on activities like sugar skull decorating. The event also features traditional Mexican cuisine, local art vendors, and folk performances that celebrate both remembrance and renewal.

Whether you come to learn about cultural traditions or simply to enjoy the atmosphere, Día de Muertos at the Springs Preserve offers an unforgettable experience filled with meaning, music, and joy.

🌼 Cultural Highlight: Don’t miss the colorful Catrinas (elegantly dressed skeletons) parading through the event — they’re a hallmark of the celebration and perfect for photos!

🌵 Why Visit Springs Preserve This Fall

Springs Preserve isn’t just an event space — it’s a Las Vegas landmark where nature, history, and culture meet. Visiting during the fall means cooler temperatures, scenic walking trails, and a calendar full of enriching experiences. Both Haunted Harvest and Día de Muertos offer a chance to step beyond the Strip and experience the heart of Las Vegas community life.

Whether you’re planning a family outing, a date night, or a weekend escape from the city buzz, these events deliver connection, creativity, and fun — all in one unforgettable setting.

🎟️ Plan Your Visit

Tickets are available online only, and events often sell out quickly — so don’t wait!

👉 Visit SpringsPreserve.org for tickets, parking info, and the latest event updates.

This fall, trade neon lights for starlit nights and discover Las Vegas’s most spirited celebrations at the Springs Preserve — where family traditions grow, and culture comes alive.

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