The first North American town to be named a UNESCO City of Literature offers talks, readings, panels, exhibits and a walking tour of literary Iowa City.
Watch more than 80 films and 60 programs of shorts from around the world.
This town, just north of Minneapolis, calls itself the Halloween Capital of the World. Festivities include a Light Up the Night Parade Oct. 17, a house-decorating contest Oct. 23-24, and a Grande Day Parade starting 1 p.m. Oct. 24.
Floats, giant puppets and performances are part of the 6-8 p.m. parade along Columbus Drive, from Balbo Drive to Jackson Boulevard.
This fall fest features arts and crafts shows, carnivals, a historic-house walk and a big parade on Sunday.
Visit artists in their studios in and around Lake Mills, Cambridge and Fort Atkinson, between Madison and Milwaukee.
In the National Museum of Mexican Art and Harrison Park, families can create ofrendas (altars), eat pan de muerto, listen to musical performances and get faces painted. Admission is free.
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