“I know you’re obsessed with me”- PSL
Guys! It’s officially pumpkin season. That means, weekly pumpkin recipes and where to go in Utah to have the most Halloween fun! But first . . . coffee!
Not any old coffee, an at home take on your favorite coffee chain’s
Ingredients:

Ingredients:
- 12 oz Iced cold brew or black coffee
- 1 pump Sugar free pumpkin syrup
- 1 pump Sugar free vanilla
- 2 Tsp Pumpkin puree
- 3oz heavy cream
- Pumpkin pie spice
- Hand frother
Directions:
- Add ice to favorite cup, put coffee over ice
- Add 1 pump of Sugar Free Pumpkin syrup. Stir.
- In a separate small glass, add heavy cream, pumpkin and vanilla syrup. Froth with hand frother until foam/creamy
- pour cream foam over iced coffee; top with pumpkin pie spice
- Drink up!
Now that you have your coffee, let’s chat about 2 super fun night activities you can do this Halloween season with the fam! Kid friendly, Utah local! First up . . . . . Salt Lake City’s DreamScapes

Dreamscapes is Utah’s first environmentally sustainable immersive art attraction! They have over 100 local artist helping keep Utah’s art scene alive!

It’s a hands on exhibit, allowing you to really immerse yourself in each artist creation. From giant octopus sculptures. . . .

. . . . To meditation rooms with lights reflecting your presence

We purchased tickets in advance, you must wear a mask the entire time and are temperature checked at the door. Super easy and though weird with masks, still a great time! What a time to be alive!
Saturday Night Scares Anyone?
When it comes to all things spooky, Utah does it pretty good! Last year was my first haunt here and it did not disappoint. From that moment, I fell in love with Spooky Halloween all over again.
Haunted Houses are my jam. . . . Even if they give me heart palpations and anxiety attacks. Count me in every time.

First visit of the month: Fear Factory SLC I give it a solid 4:
Why I loved it:
- It was not a constant scream fest for me. There was a good amount of time I was able to look around and admire the work that went into making it
- When it was scary it was scary. I felt immersed in the scene and at times struggled to see, understand who was human and who wasn’t and I loved every minute
- They were strict on 6ft distance, wearing masks and had sanitizer stations
- The end was dope AF! It scared the lights out of me… I can’t say more. Just go see it for your self!
What I didn’t like:
- I wasn’t a huge fan of the drapes that hung down in entry ways. I was grossed out by everyone touching them. (Thanks Covid for making me a germ phobe)
- There was 2 staff that were just rude. It doesn’t take much to be kind, it’s just a haunt, remember that. (Sign your waivers or they will get mad 🤪)
Over all: would recommend. They have a strict 6ft rule for distance but the characters don’t follow it… they make you wear a mask and sanitize before going in but do not check your purses or bags. If that is a deal breaker, might not be right to visit but I feel you should! It’s worth the waiting in line and listening to weird magic jokes.
I’ll leave you with what my Sunday consisted of: Ghost Photoshoot.
A weekend of adventures in the books! If you visit any of the places above, tag us in your photos! We want to see the fun you have!
Song of the week: Ol Klahoma by Jack Stauber
Until next time! Stay spooky- Coach T

