It’s just scary how big Halloween has become. To put the holiday’s magnitude into focus,

It’s just scary how big Halloween has become. To put the holiday’s magnitude into focus, the personal finance site WalletHub has compiled some “by the numbers” facts. Here are a handful of them:

v $9.1 billion: The total amount of projected spending in the United States in 2017 (this includes $3.35 billion on costumes).

v 62 percent: The share of parents who admit to secretly eating their child’s Halloween candy.

v 36 percent: The share of parents who think it’s OK to let their child trick-or-treat alone by age 12 or 13.

v 30,581: The record number of jack-o-lanterns that were lit at once in Keene, N.H., in October 2013.

v 22.7 percent: The share of Americans who plan to visit a haunted house.

“Modern Family” (9 p.m., ABC): Phil and Claire (Ty Burrell and Julie Bowen) still want to celebrate Halloween in a big way, but it seems no one shares their same enthusiasm making them wonder if maybe everyone is right.

“Designated Survivor” (10 p.m., ABC): When a senator appears on the national news and misrepresents a private conversation with the president, Kirkman must win back the American people’s trust.

TV listings, C4

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Dark art show keeps it strange

WARREN

The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County’s second annual Dark on Park art show will be Friday at the Art on Park building, 180 N. Park Ave., downtown. Twenty-one regional artists, working in a variety of media, will display works that deal in subjects of the dark, morbid, surreal, bizarre and beautifully strange.

There will be a reception from 8 to 10:30 p.m., with live music by Chris Lunce, art raffles, light snacks and refreshments, studio open houses, the grand opening of Urban Artz Studios, live performances and more.

Also opening Friday in the upstairs gallery of Art on Park will be A Safe Space for Bad Ideas, an art experiment by a group of anonymous local street artists that will explore urban issues of addiction, trauma, poverty, the environment and social anxiety.

Fred Astaire studio marks anniversary

WARREN

The Fred Astaire Dance Studio in Warren will celebrate its 60th anniversary with a gala event Dec. 1 at the Hippodrome Banquet Center, downtown.

The event will include a historical tribute, dinner and general dancing throughout the evening. In addition, a ballroom and Latin dance show will be performed by the Fred Astaire professionals.

The event is open to the public. Tickets are available by calling 330-369-2870. Tickets are $65 per person.

Boardman high band in concert

BOARDMAN

The Boardman Spartan Marching Band will give a concert at 7 p.m. Saturday in the school gymnasium. The band will be seated and will play the music from its field shows while the Spartan Sweethearts and Silks perform. Admission is $3 ($2 for students; free for senior citizens).