Craft brews + Flashlight maze = Halloween done right! Bring your spooky spirit this October 31st, and enjoy our Halloween Flashlight Brew Maze at Lyman Orchards! Grab a beer and head into our massive 4-acre corn maze as you take on the challenge of finding your way out, with only a flashlight and the moonlight to guide you! Sample brews from some of Connecticut's most popular brewers and feel-like-a-kid-again playing giant Jenga, Connect Four, corn hole and more. We'll have an outdoor pop up bar and yard games ready for your arrival! BYO Regular Ol' Flashlight Required (Phone flashlights cannot be used as your sole flashlight) Arrive any time between 6:30 PM - 8 PM (event ends at 8:30 PM) Last entry to complete the full maze is at 7:30 PM, and half the maze is at 8:00 PM. Beer sampling will be set up outside of the maze, grab some samples and then meander through the pathways of the corn maze! Tickets are $40 per person Get Tickets This is a 21+, adults-only event (please bring photo ID - we ID everyone!). Leave the kiddos and pets at home for this one! **Ticket includes six 4 ounce beer tastings, corn maze entry & yard games. We suggest wearing boots! Flashlights are required to have with you in order to enter the corn maze. (Phone flashlights cannot be used as your sole flashlight) Questions? Contact: npeach@lymanorchards.com No Refunds. Get Tickets

There will be treats, not tricks, on Sunday, Oct. 25, at the Peter Parley/West Lane District Schoolhouse on West Lane. It’s the final Sunday open house of the 2026 season and traditionally we invite visitors to come in costume. Learn about a prank at the schoolhouse that had lasting consequences for the schoolhouse or read about the hermitess Sarah Bishop, whom Samuel G. Goodrich (Peter Parley) portrayed in a poem as The Mountain Hag. The West Lane School was established in the mid-18th Century and served the neighborhood until 1915. It is now a small museum of early Ridgefield education, maintained by the Ridgefield Historical Society. Admission is free on Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. Last Sundays at the Schoolhouse take place May through October.

History comes alive on this lantern-led tour of historic Cedar Hill Cemetery. Character actors will share tantalizing true stories from some of Cedar Hill’s notable and not-so-notable residents. Advance reservations are required.