Ziggy’s Announces 4-Night Halloween Festival Featuring Haunted Trails, Live Music, and Charity Food Drive at Van Hoy Farm
HARMONY, N.C. — Ziggy’s is bringing the ultimate autumn celebration to Iredell County this Halloween season with four nights of live entertainment, family-friendly festivities, and spooky attractions at the historic Van Hoy Farm in Harmony, North Carolina.
Running from Wednesday, October 28 through Saturday, October 31, the outdoor festival features a signature one-mile Haunted Trail Hayride, nightly bonfires with s’mores, food trucks, a fully stocked Tiki Bar, a kids’ candy scavenger hunt, and classic autumn treats including cotton candy, hot dogs, and candy apples.
“We are thrilled to bring the community together for four unforgettable nights of music, fall fun, and Halloween thrills,” says Jay Stephens of Ziggy’s. “Whether you’re looking for family entertainment or high-energy live music under the stars, Van Hoy Farm is the place to be this Halloween.”
Festival Highlights & Daily Schedule:
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Wednesday, Oct. 28 – Community Give-Back Kickoff: The festival opens with a special Canned Food Drive benefiting the Second Harvest Food Bank. Guests receive discounted $5 for admission by bringing canned food items to support local families in need.
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Live Music Lineup:
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Wednesday & Thursday (Oct. 28–29): Dani Kerr & Friends | 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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Friday (Oct. 30): The Roar | 8:00 PM – Midnight
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Saturday / Halloween Night (Oct. 31): The Grateful Troubadours (Grateful Dead Tribute) | 8:00 PM – Midnight
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Saturday Night $500 Pumpkin Carving Contest: Attendees can showcase their creative skills for a chance to win the $500 grand prize, awarded on Halloween night.
Event Details:
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Dates: Wednesday, October 28 – Saturday, October 31
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Location: Van Hoy Farm, Harmony, NC
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Tickets & Information: Available now at www.ziggys.space
About Ziggy’s
Ziggy’s is a premier North Carolina music and entertainment presenter dedicated to bringing top-tier live performances, community events, and unforgettable experiences to audiences across the region.