Things to do on Halloween weekend in Metro Detroit: Oct. 30-Nov. 1

• Thursday-Sunday; single-day tickets available Friday-Sunday.

🎃 Michigan Central's Halloween festivities include free screenings of "Hocus Pocus," a trunk-or-treat and family activities Saturday.

• Return Sunday for Día de Muertos, "Coco," a community ofrenda and folklórico dancing.
• Noon-4pm both days; movies at 10am and 2:30pm. Free!

🏒 Hockeytown has Halloween, too, as the Red Wings host the St. Louis Blues at Little Caesars Arena, complete with costumes, specialty concessions and other holiday festivities.

• 1pm Saturday; tickets

🎻 Get spooky with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra during "Spooky Spectacular!" at Orchestra Hall, featuring eerie classical music, a costume contest and family activities on Saturday.

• Free instrument tryouts and other family activities: 9:30-11am.
• The concert begins at 11am; tickets start at $21.

🎨 Explore Día de Muertos traditions at the Detroit Institute of Arts. The 14th annual "Ofrendas" exhibition closes Sunday, featuring altars created by local artists and community members. Free for Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county residents.

💀 Honor loved ones along the Detroit Riverfront during a Día de Muertos celebration at Valade Park, featuring mariachi music, folklórico dancing, food vendors and a community ofrenda.

• 11am-3pm Sunday; free!

🎭 Catch a political thriller as Puccini's "Tosca" opens at the Detroit Opera House, following a singer caught in a dangerous web of love, betrayal and corruption.

• Sunday, 2:30pm; tickets
• Additional shows on Nov. 5 and 7.

🏈 Show One Pride as the Lions (4-2) host the undefeated Minnesota Vikings (6-0) in a pivotal NFC North showdown at Ford Field. 1pm Sunday; FOX.