Date/Time: F, October 16: 5:30-8 p.m.
Where: Park Center (2400 Chestnut Ave)
Fee: $20 per child (ages 2-12); Ages 13+ enter FREE! (PAYABLE AT THE DOOR)
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Bring the whole family for a fun-filled evening of games, activities, treats and Halloween fun! Explore, play and see what’s waiting around every corner as Park Center transforms into a toy box of tricks and surprises. With plenty to keep kids and grown-ups entertained, it’s family fun from start to finish. Put on your favorite costume and join us for an evening of fright-free fun at our indoor/outdoor Halloween bash! Costumes are encouraged and smiles are guaranteed. Parents must accompany children.
Inside Activities:
- Jump-tastic inflatables
- Live DJ
- Trick or Treating
- Creepy-cool crafts & more!
Outside Activities (weather permitting):
- Cozy hayrides through Gallery Park
- Train Rides
NEW! Come hungry! Food will be available for purchase
Questions? Call us at 847-724-5670.
Don’t miss the Halloween event everyone’s howling about!
New! Sensory-Friendly Preview
4–5 p.m. • Free with registration
A quieter preview designed for families looking for a more comfortable sensory experience. At the end of the sensory-friendly preview, families will exit the event at 5 p.m. Families are welcome to return for the main event at 5:30 p.m. with a $20 fee per child.
Tips for Healthy Teeth presented by Graber & Gyllenhaal Orthodontics
Sticky, chewy candy (like caramels or gummies) clings to teeth the longest. Chocolate melts away quicker, so it’s a better option for your smile!
Instead of snacking all day, eat your treats with meals. Your mouth makes more saliva then, which helps wash away sugar and protect teeth.
Candy that sticks to braces (taffy, gummy bears, caramel) can cause trouble. Melty treats are less spooky for your teeth!
After trick-or-treating, make sure to brush (especially before bed). A good rinse with water after candy helps if brushing isn’t possible right away.
Set up a “candy swap” at home—trade extra sweets for a toy, fun activity, or special outing. Less sugar, same fun!
Staying away from hard candy, candy apples, ice cubes, taffy and caramel will help you avoid extra visits to the orthodontist for a broken bracket!
