Name: BOO Ridge Halloween Movie Night at HomeTrust Park
Start: 2026-10-23T18:00:00.000-04:00
End: 2026-10-23T20:30:00.000-04:00
Location: Asheville Tourists Baseball

BOO Ridge Halloween Movie Night at HomeTrust Park

Bring the kids in costume to HomeTrust Park for the BOO Ridge Trick-or-Treat Trail along the concourse, with treats from local businesses and bags from Tanger Outlets. Then spread a blanket in the outfield for Disney's Hocus Pocus. Free, starts at 6 PM. Get the details from the Asheville Tourists.

Blankets only, no chairs. No outside food or beverage. Children must be with an adult. Strollers park in the pavilion.

The Asheville Tourists are the city's minor league baseball team, the High-A affiliate of the Houston Astros since 2021, and they play at HomeTrust Park at 30 Buchanan Place, just south of downtown. The ballpark opened in 1924 as McCormick Field with a visit from Ty Cobb and the Detroit Tigers, and it took its new name in April 2026 after a $40 million renovation. The renovated park has a new entry plaza, an expanded team store, a new video board, LED field lighting, murals by local artists and the Asheville Baseball History Walk. It seats about 4,000, so every seat is close to the field. More than 500 former Tourists have gone on to play in the major leagues. Kids can find the team's mascots, Ted E. Tourist the bear and Mr. Moon, working the crowd at home games.

Asheville families have been coming to games here for generations, and plenty of locals say a summer night at the ballpark is the best deal in town.

Asheville Tourists Baseball

Looking for things to do with kids in Asheville? Find wildlife, hands-on museums, farm days, arcades, bowling and outdoor theater. In East Asheville, the WNC Nature Center has black bears, red wolves, river otters and red pandas on Gashes Creek Road. Near downtown, the Asheville Tourists play minor league baseball at HomeTrust Park, long known as McCormick Field. Downtown, the Asheville Art Museum on Pack Square has a makerspace where kids and grown-ups make art together, and Asheville Community Theatre on Walnut Street stages youth productions. In West Asheville, Sky Lanes has been bowling on Patton Avenue since 1963, with bumpers and an arcade, and Asheville Retrocade on Haywood Road is packed with vintage arcade games and pinball. South of town, Claying Around on Hendersonville Road is a paint-your-own pottery studio, and Sweeten Creek Brewing has a big creekside lawn with cornhole and barbecue. Out in Fairview, Hickory Nut Gap Farms runs hay rides and pony rides on fall weekends. Each summer, Montford Park Players stage free outdoor Shakespeare in Montford. Asheville Parks & Recreation runs more than 50 parks with playgrounds, swimming, trails and community centers.

BOO Ridge Halloween Movie Night at HomeTrust Park

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