Is Halloween Cancelled 2020 in Philadelphia?

But it’s 2020, so even though we’ve truly perfected the art of wearing masks, Halloween is going to be scaled back. The CDC advised against traditional trick-or-treating this week, so it’s time to get creative. Luckily, the city has been doing that throughout the whole COVID-19 pandemic, and Halloween is not canceled!

Is there trick-or-treating in Philadelphia?

For purposes of the safety of the general public, most municipalities in Pennsylvania set trick-or-treating hours. In Philadelphia, Halloween’s start time is recognized as 6:00 pm. Although frequently during a Saturday or Sunday trick-or-treating happens from the afternoon into the early evening.

Is Peabody MA doing trick-or-treating?

Peabody Trick or Treating traditionally takes place on Halloween night between the hours of 5:30pm and 7:30pm. Parents should Trick or Treat with children whenever possible and keep groups to no larger than 10 people.

Is trick or treat Cancelled 2020 in PA?

Halloween Parade Cancelled; Trick or Treat on October 30. The 2020 Allentown Halloween Parade scheduled for Sunday, October 11 is cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic but Trick-or-Treat will be held in the city as scheduled.

Will there be trick-or-treating in Pittsburgh 2020?

The city of Pittsburgh announced on Monday that there will be trick-or-treating hours on Halloween this year, but also emphasized following safety protocols against spreading COVID-19. The official trick-or-treating hours will be from 5-7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31.

What time is Philadelphia Trick or Treat?

6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Philadelphia: Local news outlets suggest 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., on average.

Is there trick or treating in Lynn MA?

Lynn: Traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating is “strongly not recommended for Lynn residents this year,” and the city lists the CDC’s recommended Halloween activities in the categories of low risk, moderate risk and high risk.

Is Halloween Cancelled in Pittsburgh 2020?

??Bloomfield’s Halloween Parade cancelled for 2020 PITTSBURGH — Bloomfield’s 2020 Halloween Parade has been cancelled because of COVID-19, the Bloomfield Citizens Council announced Thursday. The parade, Pittsburgh’s largest nighttime Halloween parade, was scheduled for Oct. 29. It would have been the 52nd one.