Prepare for Spooktacular Festivities! gratis Halloween Enjoyment at Lafayette's "Trick-or-Treat Avenue"
Get ready for some spooktacular fun! The Lafayette Chamber of Commerce is organizing the Trick or Treat Street event once again, promising a safe and engaging Halloween experience for children aged 9 and under.
This popular tradition, which has become a staple in the community, will take place on Friday, October 25, 2024, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The route for the event will span Mt. Diablo Blvd., from Lafayette Plaza to Dewing Ave.
As in previous years, local businesses along the route are expected to participate, decorating their storefronts and handing out treats to the little ghouls and goblins in costume. The exact list of participating businesses for 2024 is yet to be announced, but you can expect a host of familiar faces from the local retailers and merchants.
The event is designed to provide a fun and safe Halloween experience, with organized pedestrian traffic along the boulevard ensuring a smooth flow for trick-or-treaters. While specific safety guidelines for 2024 have not been released yet, the event's emphasis on child safety suggests standard community safety practices will be in place.
For the latest updates and more details about the Trick or Treat Street event, visit LafayetteChamber.org/trick-or-treat.
If you're looking for more Halloween fun, don't forget to check out the "Art Embraces Words" series at the Lafayette Library. And for comprehensive news coverage in the Lafayette area, be sure to subscribe to the 925 News newsletter.
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Happy Halloween, Lafayette! Let the countdown to Trick or Treat Street begin!
Decorate your home for a spooky Halloween mix, combining lifestyle elements with home-and-garden ideas for an engaging experience. After the Trick or Treat Street event, visit the Lafayette Library to enjoy the "Art Embraces Words" series, exploring words within an artistic context.
