It's spooky season, and Denver haunts deliver frights and delights.

What to expect: Here are 10 Halloween events across town to embrace the season.

• The 13th Floor Haunted House promises a serious scare, with three primary attractions, themed bars and terrifying add-ons. The nightmare is open through Nov. 9 and tickets start at $19.99.
• Fright by Night transforms Elitch Gardens into a fear-themed park with creatures stalking about and rides running after dark. Open weekends through Nov. 2, starting at 6pm. Tickets start at $40 and park admission is $49.99.
• If you like spooky corn mazes, Scream Acres in LaSalle, Terror in the Corn in Erie and Haunted Field of Screams in Thornton will raise the hair on the back of your neck. Ticket prices vary.
• Head to Meow Wolf, where trick-or-treaters of all ages can interact with friendly costumed aliens in the multiverse from noon to 6pm Oct. 26. Tickets start at $45.
• Coloween is a 21+ Halloween party with a costume contest, DJs, open bar and more. It starts at 9pm on Oct. 31 at Bounce Empire in Lafayette. General admission starts at $118.15.
• Monster Mash at the Ramble Hotel will serve up boozy and bone-chilling Death & Co. cocktails and spin beats from a live DJ starting at 3pm Oct. 31. Costumes are encouraged.
• Jazz club Nocturne promises a "fun and freaky treat of a show" on Halloween from pianist Adam Bodine. Guests can enjoy a three-course dinner with the show or snag a bar reservation.
• The Brown Palace is hosting a Gilded Masquerade Ball on Oct. 31 with live music, cocktails and dancing starting at 7pm. This is a black tie event (or refined cocktail attire) with masks encouraged. Tickets start at $45.

🎆 DroneArt Show tomorrow and Saturday goes down at the Colorado National Speedway, set to a live performance of classical music favorites. Tickets start at $40

🍺 Hops & Pie will host the Pumpkin Beer Fest on Saturday, boasting 10 pumpkin beer varieties. Free

🎃 The Pumpkin Harvest Festival at Denver's Four Mile Historic Park Saturday and Sunday brings activities for children, live music, dance performances, apple cider churros and snacks. Tickets start at $15

🍁 Tennyson Fall Fest takes over the North Denver corridor on Saturday with retail, live music, food trucks and a pet parade. Free

🍂 Cloud 9 Fall Fest at 9+Co will have a pumpkin patch, sweet treats and family-friendly carnivals and lawn games Sunday afternoon. Free

Editor's note: This roundup was corrected to show that the Pumpkin Harvest Festival will serve apple cider churros (not apple cider).

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State of play: This five-part series examines the life and career of legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese.

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