Halloween Downtown Ann Arbor
Main Street Guide to October Halloween Festivities / https://mainstreetannarbor.org/
- Hands-On Museum After Hours: Friday the 13th
- Frankenwalnut Book Launch
- Vinology’s Black Wine Night
- Bløm Meadworks’ Witchy Woo Fest
- Venue Family Night Out – Halloween!
- Blue LLama Halloween Show
- Ann Arbor District Library Puppet Show
- Grizzly Peak Pups on the Patio Halloween Costume Contest
Downtown Trick-or-Treating & Costume Parade!
Sunday, October 29, 2023
Critters and butterflies, ghosts and goblins, superheroes and their sidekicks are invited to downtown Ann Arbor for our 2nd annual Downtown Trick-or-Treating & Costume Parade on Sunday, October 29. Over 30 businesses will be ready to hand out treats and maybe a few tricks to costumed characters. Participating businesses will fly black and orange balloons at their entrances.
11:45 a.m. Costumed kids gather at Main and William for the Trick-or-Treater Parade down Main Street led by the Ann Arbor District Library. Parents are welcome to walk with their kids.
Noon – 2:30 p.m. Downtown Trick-or-Treating!! Main Street Area businesses invite all costumed characters to trick-or-treat. Look for black and orange balloons in store fronts to see who’s participating!
Make sure to stop by…
- Ann Arbor District Library for their costume contest
- Literati Bookstore for a spooky kid’s book display, spooky photo-op, Adult & Children’s Costume Contest!
- A2AC Gallery for a coloring contest! The winner will get a “Young Artist Box” filled with fun artmaking supplies (winner announced & contacted 10/31. They have 1 week to pick up their prize from the A2AC Shop at 117 W. Liberty St)
- MultiVerse Investments (309 S. Main) for kids’ activities, Spooky photo-ops, & coffee, cider, and other refreshments
- One Eleven Salon for their Willy Wonka salon tours (113 E. Ann)
“Downtown Trick-or-Treating brings joy to the neighborhood,” said Sandra Andrade, Executive Director, Main Street Area Association. “The business community enjoys this event almost as much as the children. I highly recommend making your way downtown between Noon and 2:30 p.m. on October 29 whether or not you have kids in tow, it’s a lot of fun and worth the trip!”
All activities are free and open to the public. For a trick-or-treating map and list of other fun happenings for Halloween visit mainstreetannarbor.org.
