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As the final days of October creep in, Liberty and the surrounding Northland area are packed with festive ways to celebrate Halloween. Whether you’re looking for something spooky, family-friendly, or just plain fun, here are some local favorites to help you make the most of the week.

Spooky Trail Hunt – Westboro/Canterbury Park
Running through October 31, the Spooky Trail Hunt in Liberty is a simple, outdoor adventure perfect for families. Along the trail, you’ll find twelve ghost cutouts hidden in the trees. Participants can grab an activity sheet from the Liberty Community Center, search for all twelve ghosts, and return their completed sheet for a small prize. It’s a great way to get the kids outside and enjoy the crisp fall air before the Halloween rush.

Trick or Treat on the Square – Historic Downtown Liberty
On Thursday, October 31, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., Liberty’s historic downtown square transforms into a Halloween wonderland. Local businesses and community members will be handing out candy to costumed trick-or-treaters, and the square will be buzzing with festive energy. This long-standing tradition is one of the most popular Halloween events in the area — safe, family-oriented, and full of small-town charm. Arrive early for parking and plan to stroll the square as the sun sets.

Halloween Haunt – Worlds of Fun
If you’re in the mood for something a bit scarier, Halloween Haunt at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City continues through November 1. The park is filled with haunted houses, scare zones, and eerie entertainment for teens and adults looking for a thrill. It’s a great option for those wanting to keep the Halloween spirit alive past the 31st, but fair warning — it’s not for the faint of heart.

Other Local Highlights
In addition to these main attractions, many neighborhoods throughout Liberty will host trick-or-treating on October 31. Keep an eye out for decorated homes, pop-up trunk-or-treats, and church events offering family-friendly alternatives. Pumpkin patches and cider mills in the Northland are also open through the end of the week if you’d rather celebrate with hayrides, apple cider, and fall photo ops.

No matter how you celebrate, Liberty has something for everyone this Halloween week. Bundle up, grab your costume (and maybe an extra flashlight), and enjoy the spooky fun before fall fades into November.

As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to change, Liberty, Missouri, offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and seasonal adventure. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, local flavors, or ways to soak up the beauty of fall, there’s something for everyone to enjoy right here in the Liberty area.

1. Visit a Local Pumpkin Patch or Orchard
Nothing says fall like a trip to the pumpkin patch. Head out to one of the nearby farms to pick your own pumpkins, enjoy a hayride, or wander through a corn maze. Many local farms also offer apple picking, cider tastings, and fall treats to make the day even sweeter.

2. Explore Historic Downtown Liberty
Take a stroll through Downtown Liberty to enjoy the charm of the historic square dressed in fall colors. The shops are full of seasonal décor, cozy sweaters, and local goods, and the restaurants often feature warm autumn-inspired dishes and drinks.

3. Take a Scenic Drive
The countryside surrounding Liberty is full of beautiful winding roads framed by vibrant fall foliage. Grab a coffee and take a leisurely drive through Clay County to enjoy the scenery. For a bonus, stop at one of the nearby parks or trails for a quick hike and some fresh air.

4. Attend a Local Fall Festival
Fall festivals bring the community together with food, live music, and family-friendly fun. Keep an eye out for Liberty’s local events throughout October and November—whether it’s a farmers market with seasonal produce or a community celebration, it’s a great way to experience hometown spirit.

5. Enjoy a Bonfire or Outdoor Evening
Cool evenings are perfect for gathering with friends and family around a fire pit. Roast marshmallows, sip on hot cocoa, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of a fall night in Liberty.

6. Visit a Local Winery or Brewery
For a relaxing adult outing, visit one of the local wineries or breweries in and around Liberty. Many have outdoor seating where you can enjoy the fall weather, live music, and a glass of something seasonal.

7. Take a Fall Hike
Liberty and the surrounding area offer beautiful parks and trails that come alive with autumn color. Stocksdale Park and Martha Lafite Thompson Nature Sanctuary are local favorites for a crisp morning walk or an afternoon nature escape.

No matter how you like to spend the season, Liberty has plenty of ways to make the most of fall. From cozy community gatherings to quiet scenic moments, it’s a wonderful time to explore, connect, and take in all the beauty this area has to offer.

Liberty isn’t just a great place for people — it’s a community that welcomes our furry friends, too! Whether you’re looking for a place to grab a bite with your pup, a trusted groomer, or a fun daycare for playtime, Liberty has plenty of pet-friendly options to explore.

Doggy Daycare & Boarding
Camp Bow Wow Liberty – Dog daycare, overnight boarding, and grooming all in one spot.
Veterinary Center of Liberty – Offers boarding and bath services in addition to veterinary care.
Go Pet Go / Dogs Unlimited Daycare – Local daycare and grooming option loved by Liberty pet owners.

Groomers & Mobile Grooming
Petco Liberty – Full-service grooming including baths, trims, and walk-ins.
EarthWise Pet Supply & Grooming – Locally owned with a focus on natural, high-quality pet products.
Veterinary Center of Liberty – Offers grooming services such as hydrosurge baths and haircuts.
Becky’s Mobile Dog Grooming – Convenient mobile service that comes right to your door.
Woofie’s Mobile Pet Grooming – Serves the Liberty area with professional mobile grooming vans.
Milo’s Groom n’ Zoom – A mobile groomer taking new clients throughout the Liberty School District.

Pet Stores & Supplies
Petco Liberty – A one-stop shop for all your pet needs.
Pettersson Pet – Locally owned and stocked with quality food and toys.
Miles of Exotics – Specializes in exotic pets and unique supplies.
Pet Supplies Plus – Neighborhood favorite for affordable pet care products.
Paw & Oats – Local pet food and treat shop focused on natural ingredients.

Dog-Friendly Restaurants & Patios
3Halves Brew Pub & BBQ – Relax with great food and craft brews on the dog-friendly patio.
Boozers Bar & Grill – Welcomes leashed dogs at outdoor tables.
Slim Chickens – Casual spot with outdoor seating, perfect for you and your pup.
HomeGrown Kitchen – Popular brunch spot with a dog-friendly patio.
Red Door Woodfired Grill – Known for its pet-friendly atmosphere and spacious patio.
Osteria Bianchi, Meddys, and Saltgrass Steak House – Other local favorites with patios open to dogs.

Pet-Friendly Shopping & Outings
Many Liberty retailers and local shops are pet-friendly — especially outdoor shopping areas and garden centers. Independent pet stores like EarthWise and Pettersson Pet encourage leashed dogs to browse along with you. Always check with each location for seasonal patio hours or pet policy updates.

Liberty is a community that truly loves its pets — from pampering and playtime to shopping and dining, there’s always a place where you and your furry friend are welcome.

From Oct. 17th to Oct. 31st, you can hunt for 12 ghosts hiding along the trail at the Westboro/Canterbury Park. The trail is a 0.7-mile loop between the pickleball courts on Withers Road and the parking lot on Park Lane. Activity sheets are available at the Liberty Community Center. This is a self-guided activity, so turn your sheet in after completion and receive a Halloween treat! Prizes available for the first 300 participants. One sheet per person.

Another reason to get out into nature and enjoy the fall weather!

Fall means family and fun, so pack up the gang and come take a stroll through the Fairy Tale Forest at Martha Lafite Thompson Nature Sanctuary, Oct. 16 - 19 from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m. This is a non-scary Halloween event. Wear a costume and dress for the weather. You'll pass by 100 Jack-o-lanterns carved by local residents. Tickets are $10 per person; children 2 and under are free. This is a fundraising event to support the educational programming at the Sanctuary.

Marth Lafite Thompson Nature Sanctuary is located at 407 N. LaFrenz Road, Liberty.

Join the men and women in Blue for a relaxing afternoon of community and connection at Lemonality, located in historic downtown Liberty. Get to know those who serve and protect us in a casual, friendly setting. Whether you have questions or feedback, come enjoy a glass of lemonade. Lemonality is located at 10 W. Kansas St., Liberty. This event will be held from 3:30 to 4:30 on Tuesday, Sept. 30th.

Liberty Parks and Rec is offering you a chance to get a free family photo on October 25th from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. at Stocksdale Park. LPR will have a photo backdrop and a staff member on-site to capture that photo you've never gotten around to taking. Your photo will be available for download online afterward. Photos are first-come, first-served with a limit of 10 minutes per group.
You'll have a beautiful outdoor setting, and you can't beat the price!

The Liberty Fall Festival is a long-standing tradition that brings the community together every autumn. For decades, families and friends have gathered on the historic Liberty Square to enjoy live entertainment, parades, carnival rides, local food vendors, and booths filled with handmade crafts. It’s more than just an event—it’s a celebration of community spirit and small-town charm. Whether you’re there to watch the parade, enjoy the rides, or shop from local artisans, the Liberty Fall Festival offers something for everyone. Mark your calendar and come experience one of Liberty’s favorite traditions.

On October 2nd, the witches and goblins will be roaming the Historic Liberty Square for this fun-filled evening. There will be wine samples, snack stops, and festive shopping. It's a great night to sip, stroll, and celebrate the Halloween season.

Tickets include: sampling glass, wristband, map, and snack stops.
VIP Tickets - $50 include early check-in, exclusive pours, a charcuterie box, and some swag.
DD VIP - $15 includes charcuterie and swag.
General Admission - $25 includes sip and stroll from 5-9 p.m.

There'll be a Best Dressed Witch Contest for individuals and groups, a Witchy Dress Raffle, and a QR Code Gift Card Giveaway with prizes for all the winners!

Get your tickets on Eventbrite and let the spirits fly!

Come join the fun on the Liberty Historic Square for the Pumpkin Fest Block Party and Kids Makers Market on Oct. 11th, from 8:00 to noon. All ages will be entertained with face painting, pumpkin-themed treats, and a puppet show with StoneLion Puppet Theatre. Come meet the Pumpkin Queen, enjoy story time, and shop the local stores and restaurants. And the best part? It's all free, except for the shopping and dining, of course!

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, Liberty is full of ways to enjoy the season. From strolling historic downtown streets lined with autumn colors, to visiting local pumpkin patches and apple orchards, there’s no shortage of fall charm. Families can enjoy festivals, high school football games, and cozy evenings at local shops and restaurants.

Fall is the perfect time to take in everything Liberty has to offer—whether you’re exploring trails, attending community events, or simply savoring the season with family and friends.

Liberty is the kind of place that wraps you up with small-town charm and big-city convenience. Stroll through historic Liberty Square to discover locally owned shops, cozy cafes, and community events that bring everyone together. Spend a sunny afternoon at Stocksdale Park with its trails and dog park, cool off at the Liberty Community Center pools, or catch a show at the Liberty Performing Arts Theatre. You will also find plenty of sports and play at Fountain Bluff Sports Complex and fresh finds at the seasonal farmers market. Dining and shopping are easy at Liberty Commons and around the Square, and Kansas City is just a quick drive when you want even more to explore. Neighbors wave, kids ride bikes, and weekends fill up with festivals and live music.

Looking to make the most of your weekend in Liberty? Here’s what’s happening around town:

Historic Downtown Farmers’ Market — Saturday morning at Courthouse Square. Fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, handmade crafts, and more from local vendors!
Wellness Weekend in Downtown Liberty — A weekend dedicated to health and wellness, with activities and events in the heart of downtown.
Author Meet & Greet at Basement Books — Meet local authors and discover new reads in a cozy community setting.
Coffee at the Plaza — A relaxed gathering to start your weekend with a warm drink and good conversation.
Live Music at The Farm — Enjoy performances like Tom McElvain Returns and “Under the Covers” for a fun night out.

Liberty blends rich history with modern conveniences, featuring a charming downtown square, excellent schools, and a variety of shopping and dining options. Homebuyers can find everything from established neighborhoods and affordable starter homes to new developments and spacious estates. Its location near major highways makes Liberty a convenient and welcoming place to call home.

Summer may be winding down, but the fun is far from over! Grab your sunscreen and gather the family for Liberty’s End of Summer Splash Bash—a free event packed with laughter, bubbles, and icy treats. This kid-friendly bash is the perfect way to beat the heat and make some final summer memories before the school year begins. Besides the splash park, your little ones can enjoy free Kona Ice, temporary glitter tattoos, and they're sure to have a blast at the bubble party. This event will begin at 10 am on Saturday, August 16th, and will last until noon. Located at the City Park, 970 Route 291 in Liberty.

Calling all ghost enthusiasts! The paranormal investigations of the Odd Fellows Compound are back, so get your tickets now before it's too late. The investigation will be a 4-hour-long tour of various sites around the Odd Fellows Compound at Belvoir Winery. You'll be paired with a small group of investigators, along with a PRI (Paranormal Research Investigator), who will guide you around the property. This fun and exciting evening will take place on Friday, October 17th, starting at 8:30 p.m.

As summer winds down and cooler evenings roll in, it’s time to kick off another great season of youth sports in Liberty! From soccer and football to baseball and more, August marks the start of it all. Whether you're out in the heat of an afternoon game or enjoying those crisp early morning practices, we’re proud to support all our local athletes and coaches this season!

As we gear up for the season, don’t forget a few essentials to make the most of every game day. Sunscreen and plenty of water are must-haves for those bright, sunny afternoons, while a hoodie or blanket tucked in the car will come in handy when the evening temperatures drop. Most importantly, bring your energy and team spirit—cheer loud and proud from the sidelines! Here’s to a safe, fun, and memorable season ahead!

Kansas City heatwave alert! It’s a scorcher out there this week! Beat the heat and stay cool with some of our favorite KC go-tos:

Splash pads & pools
Local ice cream stops (hello, Icebergs Italian Ice and Gelato!)
A/C-blasting movie theaters
Shady parks for early morning walks
Hydration stations — water, water, water!

Whether you're soaking up the sun or finding ways to chill out, don’t forget the sunscreen, stay hydrated, and check on your neighbors! KC, we got this!

Summer is on its way out, and Liberty Parks and Rec is saying goodbye with a party at the City Park Sprayground on Aug. 16th. From 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., the kids can enjoy Free Kona Ice, temporary glitter tattoos, and an amazing bubble party. Don't forget your sunscreen and towels!

Liberty Parks and Rec is having its annual golf tournament to raise funds for its Foundation Scholarship Fund. This fund ensures that no one is turned away from a Parks and Rec activity due to an inability to pay. This event will be held at Paradise Pointe Golf Course in Smithville.

The tournament is on August 15, and the Shotgun Start is at 8:00 a.m. Teams receive free range balls before the event, 18 holes of golf, with a cart, lunch, and a goodie bag for each player. Prizes will be awarded for: Golf Ball Launcher, Hole in One and 4 Ring Hole in One, Longest Putt, Longest Drive, and Closest to the Pin. One Mulligan per player. There will be a Silent Auction and a 50/50 raffle also. Register your team of 4 by August 1, 2025 ($480), and save $100.

What is Flamingle Night, you say? It's happening on the first Thursday in August, the 7th. Time is 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on and around the Historic Liberty Square. With your admission ticket ($40, $30 in advance), you'll receive a souvenir tasting glass, 20+ tropical drink samples, tasty snack stops, an event map, and tasting notes. You will be entered into a gift card giveaway at each stop. Only drinkers need tickets; non-drinkers are free. Check-in at 11 N. Gallatin and the fun begins!

Bring the whole family and visit with the Liberty Police Department and the Clay County Sheriff's Office on National Night Out, August 5th. Time is 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in the Liberty City Hall parking lot.

There will be lots of free activities including: Ident-A-Kid, inflatables, a bubble party, a petting zoo, and Kona Ice. Let the kids explore the patrol cars and fire engines. Liberty Animal Control will also be there with pets you can adopt!

National Night Out is held annually to promote police/community partnerships, which make our City a safer place to live. And it's all free! Except for the pets, there is a small adoption fee.

Santa Claus is coming to town for Christmas in July at the Liberty Farmer's Market! This event will be Saturday, July 19th, 8 am to noon. Yes, Santa will indeed be stopping by the market on his way home from his summer vacation to spread early holiday cheer. He will stop by to hear early Christmas wishes and to share how toy production is going at the North Pole. Everyone is more than welcome to take their own pictures with Santa while out and about enjoying this historic market.

Living in Liberty, Missouri, offers a charming small-town feel with all the conveniences of nearby Kansas City, just 20 minutes away. It’s a family-friendly community known for its excellent public schools, safe neighborhoods, and affordable cost of living—home prices and rent are generally below the national average. Liberty has a rich history, a vibrant downtown, and over 500 acres of parks and trails, making it great for outdoor activities and community events like farmers markets and fall festivals.

Residents enjoy a strong sense of community, low crime rates, and access to quality healthcare. While public transportation is limited and summers can be hot and humid, Liberty’s blend of suburban comfort, historic charm, and easy city access makes it a great place to live, especially for families and those looking for a slower pace without sacrificing amenities.