Ghosts and Ghouls and ‘Rines, Oh My

1. Welcome Home, Wolverines

When/Where: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at Watkins Mill High School.

Why Go: It’s homecoming at last for Watkins Mill High School as the 4-4 Wolverines take to the gridiron against the Magruder Colonels. Wins in Watkins Mill’s last two games will give these ‘Rines the school’s first winning season in a decade. Speaking of making history, a couple dozen alums from the Class of ’91 will be among the screaming throng, part of their weekend-long celebration of the 20th anniversary as Watkins Mill’s very first graduating class.

Pricing: $5 for anyone older than 6. (No MCPS passes accepted)

2. A Frightfully Good Time

When/Where: The Montgomery Village Foundation’s Halloween Spooktacular, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Lake Marion Community Center.

Why Go: Scores of princesses, witches and wizards—ages 3 to 9—will be strutting their Halloween stuff in the annual costume parade and contest. This year, there’ll also be a fortuneteller, a “happy hauntings trail” and more.

Pricing: $3 per child, or $2 and a can of food.

3. One Last Lemon Bar, Tomato and Head of Lettuce

When/Where: The Montgomery Village Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, 9801 Centerway Road.

Why Go: The inaugural five-month run of the Montgomery Village Farmers Market has finally reached its end. So Saturday is your last chance to stock up on all the fresh-from-the-farm goodies—or just chow down right there on the spot. Saturday's market will include a handful of special touches to send the market into hibernation in style. Live music from 9:45 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. by Sax-Appeal, followed by an hour-long cooking demo.

Pricing: Entry is free. Limited parking at Christ the Servant. Additional parking at the Montgomery Village Professional Center.

4. Find Your Groove on All Hallow’s Eve

When/Where: Halloween concert, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Lake Marion Community Center.

Why Go: The long-beloved Montgomery Village Community Band kicks off the first of three seasonal concerts with the annual Halloween concert (followed by the Holiday Tree Lighting on Nov. 30 and the Toys for Tots concert on Dec. 11). Wear your costume; you know you want to.

Pricing: Free.