A non-scary Halloween tradition at the Stearns History Museum is back next weekend with face painting, crafts and trick-or-treating.

The museum says Halloween Historia is a family event which invites children, parents and grandparents to enjoy costumes without getting scared.

Families are encouraged to wear costumes and participate in a scavenger hunt through the exhibit hall. This is a peanut-free event that will also offer gluten-free and sugar-free treats.

It takes place at the Stearns History Museum on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 12-4 p.m.

There is a $4 entry fee unless you’re a museum member or infant younger than one year.