The fourth year of Farmington Fright Nights is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Oct. 22, 23, 29 and 30, at the Farmington Fairgrounds at 292 High St., Farmington.

United Way and Titcomb Mountain are organizing the event in partnership with Loki’s Workshop, a Halloween specialist.

Gates open at 6 p.m. and close at 10 p.m. for entry. There will be three major attractions for one price, and additionally visitors can expect:

• Various vendors, food and merchandise;

• an axe-throwing pit;

• a beer/hard cider tent (ID required);

• free parking in the field across from the agricultural building; and

• an entrance clearly marked and across from Ron’s Market.

Tickets and Farmington Fright Nights apparel can be purchased online at farmingtonfrightnights.com or at the door, using cash or credit card. This event is recommended for those 13 and older.

Tickets cost $20 per person and grants access to all three attractions. An entrance fee of $10 gets people in the gate to access vendors and the beer tent, but not in any of the attractions.

This event is sponsored by Ron’s Market, State Farm, The Dugout Bar & Grill, Poland Spring, Randy Keach Auto, ReEnergy, OTIS Federal Credit Union, and Full Bloom. Ron’s Market is offering door prizes for those who come to the store on the days/nights of the event.

Updates can be found on United Way’s or Titcomb’s Facebook pages or websites.

As celebrated agencies in the Franklin and Northern Androscoggin counties, United Way and Titcomb Mountain are raising money to be split between the two organizations and will help provide additional services for children, adults, survivors of domestic or sexual violence and more. It will also support recreation and community opportunities.

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