What to do in the DMV to celebrate Halloween!
Trick or Drink: Washington DC Bar Crawl (3 days)
1340 U St NW Washington D.C., DC 20009
Friday, October 27th: 6PM-2AM
Saturday, October 28th: 4PM-2AM
Tuesday, October 31st: 6PM-2AM
PARTICIPATING BARS:
SUDHOUSE DC (REGISTRATION)
ASLIN BEER CO.
DESPERADOS
DISTRICT SPORTS BAR
EL REY
FRANKLIN HALL
PRIMA AT THE DISTRICT
RED LIGHT BAR & DETROIT PIZZA
Trick or Drink: Washington DC Halloween Bar Crawl (3 Days) Tickets, Washington D.C. | Eventbrite
Halloween SpookTacular @Hotel Hive Rooftop
2224 F Street Northwest Washington, DC 20037
Saturday, October 28 · 7 - 11pm EDT
Join us for spooky drinks, trick-or-treating, and costume contests! Come dressed in our best costume!
Your ticket includes:
// Guaranteed admission to the Hotel Hive rooftop
// Special Halloween Themed Cocktails
// Limited Edition &Pizza pizza
// Beer Specials featuring Atlas Brewing
// Costume Contest - Winner gets $250 (minimum of 30 entrants required)
// Entry to our free raffle. Includes prizes such as free &pizza, free stay at Hotel Hive, free tickets to our New Years Extravaganza!!
// Trick-or-Treat bag with Entry
HALLOWEEN SPOOK-TACULAR @ HOTEL HIVE ROOFTOP Tickets, Sat, Oct 28, 2023 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite
Halloween Kids Concert and Pumpkin Picking
Sunday, October 29, 2023 4:00 PM 5:00 PM
915 North Oakland Street Arlington, VA 22203
Features fun music for the season on our Martin Pasi pipe organ, along with Pumpkin Carols, an organ crawl, pumpkin painting, and cookies.
Be sure to wear your costumes!
Halloween Kids Concert and Pumpkin Painting — Music at Saint George's (saintgeorgesmusic.org)
Halloween Kids Dance Party
Saturday, Oct 28, 2023 at 10:00am
Park Potomac
12515 Park Potomac Ave Potomac, MD 20854
Join us on the lawn for some Halloween fun! Come in your cutest, spookiest, best costumes. We can't wait to see you there
Halloween Kids Dance Party - Saturday, Oct 28, 2023 10:00am - Potomac, MD (bestthingsmd.com)
As you are out enjoying these fun activities and your Halloween, make sure you are keeping yourself and those around you safe!
Here are some tips from the Montgomery County Police.
The following tips can help keep trick-or-treaters safe:
Drivers should slow down and be alert. Kids are excited on Halloween and may dart into the street. Reduce speed and turn on headlights early in the day to spot kids from further away.
Drivers and trick-or-treaters should put electronic devices down and keep heads up and use caution on our streets and sidewalks.
Trick-or-treaters should only cross the street at corners or crosswalks. Always look left, right and left again when crossing, and keep looking as you cross. Walk—do not run—across the street.
Parents and trick-or-treaters can make themselves more easily seen by carrying glow sticks or flashlights, using reflective tape or stickers on costumes and bags and wearing light colors.
