House of Horror, haunted bars, harvest fest: Here's where to celebrate fall in Miami

😨 House of Horror Haunted Carnival: This fright fest, now open at Miami International Mall, claims to be South Florida's largest "haunt experience."

What's inside: Over 100,000 square feet of haunted houses and scare zones featuring paintball, demonic creatures and a "scarecoaster." Plus, food and carnival games.

• Tuesday-Sunday, 6pm-11pm; Friday-Saturday, 6pm-midnight. Open through Halloween.
• Tickets start at $39 for adults, $20 for kids 6 and under. Parking is free.
• 1625 NW 107 Ave. Doral

🤡 The Horrorland: Scream your way through five new haunted houses and seven scare zones at Jungle Island.

What's inside: A "Disco Inferno" scare zone where sinister roller skaters swarm visitors to "horror disco music;" a haunted twist on the North Pole with "terrifying holiday characters;" and an apocalyptic haunted house with "nightmarish" aliens.

• Most attractions are recommended for children 12 and up. There's "junior" attractions like walking trails, the cemetery food village and spooky scare zones for the kiddos.
• For adults, there's spooky beverages and a beer garden. (See more here)
• Open now through Halloween. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 7pm-11pm. (See full schedule)
• General admission starts at $35. Fast pass is another $30. Parking is $20.
• 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail

🍹 The Dead Flamingo Pop-Up at Casa Tiki: All month long, step into "Nightmare on 8th Street," a haunted tiki-themed bar on Calle Ocho, complete with spooky drinks, horror movie nights and Halloween-themed trivia.

🎃 Tinez Farm Pumpkin Patch: Enjoy family fun at this pet-friendly Southwest Dade farm and petting zoo, featuring a pumpkin patch, zip lines, tubing slide, bounce house and more. (See more here)

• Oct. 6-Nov. 27. Check the calendar for special events, like costume contests and live music.
• 10am-5pm Tuesday-Friday, 10am-6pm Saturday-Sunday.
• $13 for adults. $10 for kids 2-12 years old. (Pony rides $5, baby goat feeding $10)
• 16405 SW 177 Ave.

🍂 Harvest Festival at The Berry Farm: Conquer the 5-acre corn maze, pluck pumpkins straight off the vine and enjoy live music in the Redland.

• There's also hayrides, a sunflower field, fall photo ops and other family-oriented activities. (See more here)
• 9am-7pm, Saturdays and Sundays. Ends Nov. 10
• Tickets start at $13
• 13720 SW 216th St.

🍬 Plus: The Berry Farm is also hosting two Halloween events.

• Nightmare in the Redland, recommended for kids 13 and up, takes place every Saturday in October beginning Oct. 5
• Open Oct. 27, Oct. 30 and Halloween
• 8pm-11pm. Tickets start at $32
• Tricks & Treats Halloween Extravaganza: Oct. 27-28. $30 per person, 3 years and up

🎞️ Halloween concert: Enjoy the spooky musical stylings of the Collins Quartet at a Candlelight Open Air concert in Pinecrest Gardens Oct. 26. ($46+)

• Expect classical takes on Michael Jackson's "Thriller," the theme from "Ghostbusters" and more.
• 11000 SW 57th Ave. in Pinecrest

🧟 Rocky Horror Picture Show: Catch the iconic musical Oct. 27 at the Miami Beach Bandshell. Must be 18+. (Tickets are $32+)

• 7275 Collins Ave.

🧪 Scary sips: The Deck at Wynwood Marketplace has transformed into a mad scientist's laboratory, where you will learn how to make alcoholic concoctions. ($17+)

• Open through Nov. 3.
• 2250 NW 2nd Ave

👻 The City Boo-tiful: Coral Gables is gearing up for Halloween with a doggy costume contest, creepy bar crawl and trick-or-treating on Miracle Mile.

• On Oct. 26, from 2pm-8pm, enjoy family fun like candy distributions, face painting, balloon artists and a magic show.
• From 4pm-9pm, check out the Day of the Dead celebration at Ponce Park with traditional Mexican performances, music and food.
• Beginning at 6pm, adults over 21 can take advantage of happy-hour deals at the Drink-or-Treat event.
• On Halloween night, the city will organize a haunted house at the Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center (not recommended for kids under 5).

🏃 Halloween Half Marathon: Pretend you're running away from an ax murderer in South Beach on Oct. 26.

• Starts at 6:30am on 7th St. and Ocean Drive. The half marathon is $100 and the Freaky 4-miler is $55.

🍭 Spookysburg: Smorgasburg Miami is celebrating the holiday season Oct. 26-27 with food vendors, a dog costume contest, live music and pumpkin carving.

• Free to enter but arts and crafts activities are extra. 12pm-8pm.
• 2600 NW 2nd Ave.

🍷 Halloween block party: Wynwood Marketplace plays host to HalloWYN on Halloween.

• Snag a free drink if you RSVP. The event is free. 7pm-3am.
• 2250 NW 2nd Ave.