October 2, 2026 (Yountville, CA) — The Town of Yountville is hosting its 2026 Halloween celebration throughout the month of October, including the inaugural Hallowine Walk, a scarecrow making contest, and a pumpkin hunt, culminating on Halloween night, October 31st, with a block party fit for the whole family.
Adults 21+ can enjoy an afternoon of wine, costumes, and Halloween fun at the inaugural Hallowine Walk Saturday, October 24th from 12:00 to 4:00pm. Stroll down Washington Street in Yountville and stop at participating tasting rooms and partner locations to enjoy wine and seasonal treats along the way. Costumes are encouraged and dogs are welcome!
Creative skills will be put to the test in the annual Scarecrow Making Contest sponsored by Yountville Arts. Scarecrows will be on display at the Community Center plaza from October 5th until November 2nd when voting ends.
Explore the town of Yountville in the Pumpkin Hunt from Monday, October 26th to Thursday, October 30th and find all 8 hidden pumpkins. Start at the Yountville Community Center, located at 6516 Washington St. to pick up your map, and then search for the hidden locations. Find them all and return the completed map to the Community Center to receive a prize.
The Yountville Halloween celebration concludes with a family-friendly Halloween Block Party Saturday, October 31st from 3:00-9:00pm. The party includes live music, food, drinks, special offerings from local businesses, and children’s activities from 4:45-7:30pm.
For more information on the town of Yountville, please visit yountville.com. Additional activities may be added, please check for the most updated list.
About the Town of Yountville
The culinary heart of Napa Valley, the Town of Yountville, is the ultimate wine country getaway. A walkable village with gorgeous mountain views, a constellation of Michelin-starred restaurants, luxury accommodations, and many of Napa Valley’s most celebrated wineries, Yountville marries a breath taking setting and small-town ambiance with a sophisticated wine country lifestyle. The site of Napa Valley’s first planted grapevines, Yountville, offers hot air ballooning, five locations on the National Register of Historic Places, unique shopping, golf, art galleries, and performing arts. Visit www.yountville.com and follow Yountville to “Taste Life Here” on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok for further information.
