
This time of year, there's nothing quite like boarding a broom and zipping around Gardner Village. You'll find our iconic larger-than-life witch displays and plenty of photo ops bubbling over our brick pathways during WitchFest, September 18-October 31, 2026.
This year's displays are nothing short of spectacular. We'll share a few of our favorite green scenes to stop and enjoy with your witches, including this entire house made of pumpkins, which is an annual favorite. Thanks Ms. Spells, for striking a pose for this fun photo op on your witchy adventure.


When you take the witchy walk through Gardner Village you'll embark on a witch-spotting adventure to find our green-faced gals on display. Follow along using your phone and the QR code quick access from signs in The Village, or print a hunt from home before boarding your brooms for The Village. Complete the hunt, and get a cookie for just $1 at Happy Camper Deli and Bakery.

Look high. Look low. Look all around. There are witches flying through the sky, riding bikes and even driving an old Gardner Village farm truck. The grandest witch hat of all sits atop the water tower, acting as a beacon as it guides those brooms into The Village.

This is an annual celebration, but that doesn't mean it's the same-ol same-ol. These ladies love mixing things up from year to year, which makes the free scavenger hunt an always-fun source of entertainment. While you hunt, get ready to turn your Instagram feed into a mystical, magical experience any Halloween lover will appreciate.



Let the fun take flight with this sneak peek of the shenanigans that await on your next witchy walk through Gardner Village.


Thank you for visiting and supporting Gardner Village's locally owned shops and restaurants during your visit. They make WitchFest and other community events throughout the year possible as we're privately owned and don't receive government funding.

Stop by Gardner Village now through October 31, 2026 to see what the cackle is all about, and find out more about WitchFest here.
Wednesday Sep 23 2026
This time of year, there's nothing quite like boarding a broom and zipping around Gardner Village. You'll find our iconic larger-than-life witch displays and plenty of photo ops bubbling over our brick pathways during WitchFest, September 18-October 31, 2026.
This year's displays are nothing short of spectacular. We'll share a few of our favorite green scenes to stop and enjoy with your witches, including this entire house made of pumpkins, which is an annual favorite. Thanks Ms. Spells, for striking a pose for this fun photo op on your witchy adventure.
When you take the witchy walk through Gardner Village you'll embark on a witch-spotting adventure to find our green-faced gals on display. Follow along using your phone and the QR code quick access from signs in The Village, or print a hunt from home before boarding your brooms for The Village. Complete the hunt, and get a cookie for just $1 at Happy Camper Deli and Bakery.
Look high. Look low. Look all around. There are witches flying through the sky, riding bikes and even driving an old Gardner Village farm truck. The grandest witch hat of all sits atop the water tower, acting as a beacon as it guides those brooms into The Village.
This is an annual celebration, but that doesn't mean it's the same-ol same-ol. These ladies love mixing things up from year to year, which makes the free scavenger hunt an always-fun source of entertainment. While you hunt, get ready to turn your Instagram feed into a mystical, magical experience any Halloween lover will appreciate.
Let the fun take flight with this sneak peek of the shenanigans that await on your next witchy walk through Gardner Village.
Thank you for visiting and supporting Gardner Village's locally owned shops and restaurants during your visit. They make WitchFest and other community events throughout the year possible as we're privately owned and don't receive government funding.
Stop by Gardner Village now through October 31, 2026 to see what the cackle is all about, and find out more about WitchFest here.