Oct. 31, from 5-8 p.m.—WOODSTOCK—It’s officially Spooky Season, and Woodstock is gearing up for its Halloween tradition of closing off High Street, Maple Street, and Golf Avenue for trick-or-treating. These streets will be transformed into a safe, festive Halloween wonderland as local residents welcome costumed kids from across the Upper Valley.
Woodstock Emergency Services will be on hand to block off the streets and ensure a safe environment for the hundreds of families expected to attend. This long-standing tradition has become one of the most popular Halloween events in the area, drawing 700-800 trick-or-treaters each year. Families and visitors come from all over to experience the festive atmosphere Woodstock provides.
A critical factor in the event’s success is the dedication of homeowners along Maple Street, High Street, and Golf Avenue. These residents go above and beyond, handing out thousands of pieces of candy to eager trick-or-treaters. Through candy donations and additional purchases from the Town and Village of Woodstock, these extra efforts help keep the fun going, making it a standout event in the Upper Valley. If you’re in the area on Halloween night, join in on the fun for an unforgettable evening of trick-or-treating!
