Wed., Oct. 24
72. HAUNTED HOUSE — ScareHouse. If you’re looking to get really spooky, ScareHouse is the place. This haunted house has been voted Best Haunted Attraction by City Paper readers four years running. Prepare to be scared. 118 Locust St., Etna. General admission $17.99-25. scarehouse.comThu., Oct. 25
73. PARADE — Bloomfield Halloween Parade. Get your blankets or lawn chairs and mark your territory. The Bloomfield Halloween Parade is heading into its 50th year. Over 10,000 people are expected to line the streets for this spectacular display of costumes, marchers, and, of course, candy. 7:30 p.m. Free. 4826 Liberty Ave., Bloomfield.74. STAGE — Sherlock Holmes and the West End Horror. When a theater critic is murdered, Holmes and Watson set out to find the culprit, and along the way meet famous writers such as Oscar Wilde and H.G Wells. This story is not an Arthur Conan Doyle original, but still encompasses his spirit. Continues through Oct 27. Times vary. Little Lake Theatre, 500 Lakeside Drive, Canonsburg. $21-22.50. littlelake.org
Fri., Oct. 26
75. MUSIC — Alice Cooper. Schooooool’s in for Autumn. Doesn’t exactly have the same ring as Alice Cooper’s original? Then go ask the Godfather of Shock Rock to sing it himself. This isn’t Summer Guide, people. A Paranormal Evening with Alice Cooper is part of local radio station WDVE’s Halloween Party. 7 p.m. Stage AE, 400 North Shore Drive, North Side. $45. promowestlive.comSat., Oct. 27
76. KID — Aviary Owl-o-Ween. Kids of all ages will hoot for joy when the National Aviary presents Owl-o-Ween. Break out Halloween costumes for an annual harvest festival that includes crafts, candy, and animal encounters. Meet feathered friends and snap photos with raptors, owls, and other nocturnal creatures. 10-5 p.m. National Aviary, 700 Arch St., North Side. $16/adults, $14/kids. aviary.org77. HAUNTED — Witch Fest. Iron your cloaks, stiffen your hats, and get those fingernails a-growing because Witch Festival 2018 is upon us. This event features food, drinks, and vendors with spooky items such as crystals and taxidermy. Also, there is an array of witch costumes from Wizard of Oz to Hocus Pocus. 3 p.m. Monongahela Aquatorium, 200 Railroad St., Monongahela. monaquatorium.org
Sun., Oct. 28
78. DANCE — Cri Des Nago. Haitian dance company Ayikodans combines aspects of traditional Caribbean culture and history with modern movement and choreography. This group’s innovative performances are powerful and passionate, incorporating dance, song, and acrobatics. This is the U.S. premiere of its show, Cri Des Nago. 2 p.m. August Wilson Center, Downtown. $20-35. culturaldistrict.org/awc79. MUSIC — Lil Yachty. Sampling some late 1990s nostalgia with super catchy hooks, rapper Lil Yachty is bringing his talents to North Side. This New York-based artist has teamed with DRAM and Tee Grizzly in the past. He's joined on this tour by Bhad Bhabie, aka Danielle Bregoli of "cash me outside" fame. Yeah, her. 8 p.m. Stage AE. 400 North Shore Drive, North Side. $27.50-30. ticketmaster.com
