Events in Hall County today

A spooky celebration with plenty of tasty food and refreshing drinks. Music from Loose Chain will keep the crowd dancing late into the evening.

Braselton presents a Halloween carnival at Primrose School of Braselton, highlighted by a golf cart parade and a lineup of contests with cash prizes. Awards include best decorated house in Mulberry Park with one winner receiving 100 dollars, best decorated golf cart with four winners receiving 100 dollars each, and best costume with six winners receiving 50 dollars each. The festivities feature free carnival games, balloon animals, face painting, Bistro to go coffee served from a truck, and a lively Tent-R-Treat Alley.

Celebrate the season at West Hall Baptist Church with a family-friendly trunk or treat and fall festival featuring candy, games, and plenty of food. Convenient take-home dinners will be available so you can enjoy a meal there or bring it along before evening trick-or-treating. Open to everyone, this community gathering focuses on fun and making lasting memories.

Enjoy spooky fun, music, and Halloween-themed drink specials, with Road Brew performing favorites from the ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s. The festivities are for grown-ups as well as kids.

Enter the mysterious village of Ravenswood Bluff for an immersive social deduction experience where no one is out for good, everyone takes action, and every choice matters. A Storyteller will teach the rules, support newcomers, and keep the game energetic for all skill levels, with surprises to challenge experienced players too. Expect tense nighttime strikes, daring bluffs, and spirited theories in a welcoming setting where each player gets a moment to shine. Recommended for ages 15 and up. Seating is limited to 12 participants, and there is no cost to take part. In the end, the group will decide whether Ravenswood Bluff is saved or doomed.

Blackstrap Rock Hall hosts a monthly Psychic Fair featuring a wide range of intuitive services. Offerings include tarot and oracle card readings, astrology sessions that can focus on natal charts, progressions, relationship and children’s charts, as well as wedding astrology, Reiki energy work, palm readings, rune readings, spirit portraits that provide an artistic representation of spirit companions, and individualized intuitive guidance. Admission is free for patrons. Practitioners set their own rates and handle their own payments. The fair brings together many paths to insight, healing, and exploration in one place.

Die Laughing presents a weekly comedy night at Blackstrap where attendees can step up to the mic, try out new jokes, and keep the crowd laughing. Admission is free, the atmosphere is upbeat, and it takes place every Sunday.

Gather for coffee and conversation with fellow Marines, and share your sea stories at the American Legion in Gainesville.

This beginner ceramics class centers on wheel throwing and surface design, led by Gracie Jeffords. Participants practice forming pieces on the wheel and explore approaches to finishing surfaces. The class fee is $210.

Learn foundational wheel throwing techniques and explore surface design in a beginner-focused series taught by Gracie Jeffords. The program spans six sessions and is priced at $210.

Explore both hand building and wheel throwing in a clay-focused class led by Lesther Martin. Participants learn techniques for forming pieces by hand and practice creating work on the wheel, building skills across a sequence of sessions. The fee for the full series is $210.

A casual Play! Pokémon League night welcomes players from beginner to advanced for free, easygoing play and community conversation. Participants can enjoy friendly matches, work through weekly quest sheets, or simply chat with fellow Trainers whether they are into the trading card game, Pokémon GO, or the wider world of Pokémon. Seating is available for up to 60 guests. Trading is encouraged, and a Pokémon Professor will be on hand to help younger Trainers navigate fair trades. New to the Trading Card Game? Staff can run learn-to-play demos and provide loaner decks, making it simple for parents and children, or anyone of any age, to discover the basics together. Creating a Pokémon Trainer Club account and Pokémon ID in advance is recommended to make check in smooth. Participation counts toward the Local Trainer Program.

Gather for coffee and conversation with fellow Marines, and share your best sea stories at the American Legion in Gainesville.

Explore hand building and wheel throwing in a six session class designed for beginner to intermediate participants, taught by Lesther Martin. Receive guided instruction that supports learning at your current level while you work with both techniques. The fee for the full course is $210.