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Oct. 29 Seeing Eye: Pumpkin smashing set in Falls

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PUMPKIN SMASHING: Pumpkin Destruction: The Season Finale will be noon to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Kuchta Farms, 4785 state Route 82, Newton Falls. The pumpkins have done their job and now it's time to send them off in spectacular fashion with pumpkin smashing. Participants can step into the Pumpkin Smash Zone and see how much destruction you can make in one minute. People can use a hammer, mallet, bat or another smashing tool and smash, crush and splatter as many pumpkins as you can before time runs out. The activity is part of the general admission, which allows people to come back for another round as many times as they would like throughout your visit. Younger children can also take part in the Little Smashers area, featuring kid-sized pumpkins and rubber mallets. There also will be wagon rides and a trip through the corn maze. The Pumpkin Smash Zone and Little Smashers area are included with paid farm admission.

LIGHT THE NIGHT: Rock of Grace Church on North Street in Warren will host a Light the Night event 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at 306 Oak Knoll Ave., Warren, during the trick or treat in Warren. There will be games, food and other Halloween-themed activities for children.

BRISTOL SCHOOL EVENT: The Bristol High School National Honor Society will have a trick or treat for children at 6 p.m. Friday at the high school.

NEW MEMBERS NEEDED: The Optimist Club of Bazetta-Cortland is seeking new members and volunteers to help with events and activities in the community. In order to serve our youth and community effectively, a club must have able, dedicated members. The club seeks men and women of good character with a keen interest in serving the community. The club supports youth programs, scholarships and neighborhood-focused initiatives. We maintain two baseball fields for community baseball youth activities. Club meetings are the first and third Wednesday of the month at the club hall. For more information, contact John VanMeter, president, at 330-553-2114; or Lee Hanshaw, recruiting member, at 330-219-2074.

OAKWOOD CEMETERY TOUR: Oakwood Cemetery, 860 Niles Road SE in Warren, will host "Oakwood After Dark" 7 to 8 p.m. Saturday, which is a one‑hour haunted tour with $10 admission and a required reservation. Visitors can hear stories of those buried there and learn about the cemetery's history. The tour is about one hour long, and attendees are encouraged to bring flashlights for atmosphere. The event is costume friendly. The event is being hosted by the Trumbull County Historical Society. Cost is $10 per person (donations are encouraged) and 100% of ticket proceeds support the Historical Society. Tickets are available via Zeffy.

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