Safe Halloween Events 2020
Coronavirus has dramatically changed the Halloween landscape this year. But some local communities are putting together safe, socially-distanced activities for families to enjoy.
These are your best bets for IRL seasonal fun in our neck of the woods.
Before you go -- here are some tips on how to stay safe this Halloween.
Monroe
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Head to Downtown Monroe for trick or treat! This event is intended to allow little goblins and ghouls the opportunity to have a safe, and fun Halloween by picking up candy from containers at local businesses. There will be a costume contest, music, and the city will provide free face masks.
Arlington
The city of Arlington celebrates their Hometown Halloween 2020 with a few spooky events.
- The city is hosting a Scarecrow Hunt with downtown businesses October 19-31. Check out the form and directions for the hunt.
- Head downtown for kettle corn and photo opportunities and visit the Farmer’s Harvest Market in Legion Park on Saturday, October 31.
- Be sure to visit Biringer’s Black Crow Pumpkin & Corn Maze during the month of October.
Ghost hunting
One of the best ways to avoid crowds is to strike out on your own in search of ghostly figures. Check out our recent article about the best places to spot a ghost in Snohomish County!
Fall foliage
Skip town entirely to get some space in the mountains. Our local trails are full of resplendent autumn color this time of year. Check out our Fall Foliage Guide right here!
Other Fall fun
We have an entire landing page on our website with fall fun. Be sure to check out the best of what our farm valleys have to offer -- corn mazes, kettle corn, pumpkin cannons, hayrides, leaf strolls, and more!
