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What can kids do on Halloween 2020?

by Rhyley Bryan

What can kids do on Halloween 2020?

Candy Scavenger Hunts, Spooky Movies, and More Ways to Celebrate Halloween at Home With Your Family

  • Have a Family Halloween Party.
  • Trick-or-Treat at Home.
  • Decorate Halloween-Themed Cookies.
  • Design a Halloween Snack Board.
  • Have a Spooky Movie Marathon.
  • Host a Pumpkin Decorating Contest.
  • Create a Halloween Scavenger Hunt.

What is there to do in NYC for Halloween 2020?

What to Do for Halloween 2020 in NYC

  • Bronx Zoo’s Boo at the Zoo.
  • Pumpkin Picking at Decker Farm.
  • Queens County Farm Museum Fall Calendar.
  • New York Botanical Garden’s Great Pumpkin Path.
  • A Flick and a Feast at Juicy Lucy BBQ.
  • Movies at Skyline Drive-In.
  • El Dia de Los Muertos at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Where can I celebrate Halloween in NYC?

What to do on the evening of Halloween in New York City?

  • New York’s Village Halloween Parade:
  • Annual Halloween Festival and Costume Ball.
  • Halloween at the Bronx Zoo.
  • Candlelight Ghost Tours à Merchant House.
  • Celebrate Halloween in a cemetery: Green-Wood at Night.
  • Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade.

Where can I trick or treat in NYC 2020?

City families can go trick-or-treating all around the five boroughs. Neighborhoods like the West Village and the Upper West Side are especially good spots for gathering treats. This year, note that the CDC classifies trick-or-treating as a high-risk activity.

Do people dress up for Halloween in NYC?

Visit New York City’s Best Halloween Costume Shops Whether you plan to attend the Village Halloween Parade or another party in town, you’ll want to dress the part. Costume shops abound in New York City, each of them mini treasure troves of sartorial trinkets.

Can I trick or treat in NYC?

Trick-Or-Treating Is Allowed In New York City On Halloween, De Blasio Says. NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Halloween will happen in New York City this year, Mayor Bill de Blasio says. The mayor says trick-or-treating will be allowed on Oct. 31.

Where can I trick or treat in Manhattan?

The 7 Best NYC Neighborhoods for Trick-or-Treating

  1. Windsor Terrace/Kensington.
  2. Sunnyside Gardens.
  3. West Chelsea.
  4. Hamilton Heights/West Harlem.
  5. Ditmas Park.
  6. Yorkville.
  7. The Upper West Side’s 69th Street Between Broadway and Central Park West.