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Posted in Utah Seasonal October 11, 2017 by Catherine Armstrong

The Little Utah Village That’s Downright Bewitching In Fall

Every October, Gardner Village transforms into the home of WitchFest, a month-long festival for witches of all ages. Don’t miss it!

You’ll find Gardner Village at 1100 W. 7800 S., West Jordan.

During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.

Gardner Village is a quaint little village with shops and restaurants. Every October, it transforms into a heaven for witches both young and old.

The festival runs every day until October 31st (except Sundays, when Gardner Village is closed).

You'll find whimsical witches on display throughout the village.

The littlest witches and wizards will love Six Hags Adventure, which features a bouncy pillow, the Maze of Mayhem, and spider webs to climb on.

Looking for a tasty fall treat you can sink your teeth into? Gardner Village makes more than 15,000 caramel apples during WitchFest.

Take your little ghouls and goblins to Spoiled Rotten Children's Boutique for free face painting every Saturday during WitchFest.

Don't miss Witches Night Out. You'll enjoy huge sales in the shops, special eats and drinks, parades and more.

Dress up in your own costume for Witchapalooza, a show featuring magicians, musicians and entertainers galore. This year's show is called "Bewitched, Bothered and Bedazzled."

You'll want to get tickets for Breakfast With a Witch. This fun breakfast includes entertainment with the Gardner Witches as they perform their show, "Witch Wars - Return of the Witch Eye." Tickets are $15.

Make plans now to visit WitchFest before it's over. Admission is free (some activities may have charges).

Visit Gardner Village’s website for more information and the full calendar of events.

Have you been to WitchFest yet this year?

If you’re looking for more family Halloween fun, check out Pumpkin Nights, or go on this haunted hayride in Midway.

Catherine Armstrong

Writer, editor and researcher with a passion for exploring new places. Catherine loves local bookstores, independent films, and spending time with her family, including Gus the golden retriever, who is a very good boy.