The 12th Annual Haunted Hollow is listed at Jefferson Park in October 2026. Ward 13 Councilman Brian Kazy is hosting the event, which is set to include hayrides, crafts, a haunted maze, trick-or-treating, a pumpkin-decorating contest and a family movie at dusk.
An event flyer shared by Cleveland City Council on Facebook lists the activities and invites Ward 13 residents and friends. Kazy serves as the Ward 13 representative on Cleveland City Council, according to Cleveland City Council.
What's Planned for the Night
The event schedule includes trick-or-treating and a pumpkin-decorating contest. The haunted maze and hayrides are also on the schedule. Organizers plan to show a family movie at dusk.
The event has built a following over the years. Haunted Hollow is an annual attraction that draws families from across the ward, as reported by Cleveland City Council.
Halloween Safety and Traffic Context
For costume visibility, Cuyahoga County's Department of Consumer Affairs recommends choosing bright costumes or adding reflective tape to help motorists see trick-or-treaters, according to its Halloween safety guidance. As statewide context, Spectrum News 1 reported that Ohio State Highway Patrol data showed 75 pedestrian-involved accidents on Halloween night over the preceding five years. That figure is statewide, not a Cleveland-area count, according to Spectrum News 1.
For questions or additional details, organizers can be reached at 216-664-2942. Jefferson Park sits on West 132nd Street and Lorain Avenue in the Jefferson/Puritas area, putting the festival within easy reach for families across the West Side ward.
