Elysburg Haunted House Marks 50 Years Supporting Fire Companies

October marks the arrival of numerous Halloween-themed events across the United States, catering to various age groups and interests. In Albuquerque, the Alamosa Community Center hosts free haunted houses every Friday, featuring staff-led scares, a haunted rock band, and a light show, with additional city-wide Halloween activities available. Upper Alton Baptist Church in Alton is holding its second annual Flavors of Fall Festival, a fundraising event with autumn-inspired treats and drinks benefiting the local Boys & Girls Club. The Elysburg Haunted House in Pennsylvania celebrates 50 years of operation as a major fundraiser for local fire companies, featuring new spooky scenes and a multi-story haunted attraction. Meanwhile, in Texas, the historic Swenson House offers a pirate-themed haunted experience called “Pirates of the Scare-ibbean: Curse of the SS Swenson,” which supports the preservation of the mansion and includes family-friendly hours, food trucks, and games. These events highlight community involvement, charity support, and the festive spirit of Halloween across diverse regions.