Trick-Or-Treating In Downtown Saratoga Springs Saturday, Oct. 26
SARATOGA SPRINGS — A fall festival will be held in downtown Saratoga Springs noon – 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26, announced the Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association.
The event will take place primarily on Caroline Street, with various activities spread out along Broadway. Trick-or-treating will take place throughout downtown, as well as the Pumpkin Roll on Caroline Street, face painting, balloon twisting, live entertainment, Therapeutic Horses, and more.
Starting at noon, participating businesses will be candy-ready for trick-or-treaters as kids and parents are invited to dress up in costume and explore downtown Saratoga Springs. At the same time, volunteers from The Dance Lab will help orchestrate the Pumpkin Roll on Caroline Street.
11 a.m. — Storytime with picture book authors – Northshire Bookstore – 424 Broadway
Noon – 3 p.m. — Downtown Saratoga Springs:
Trick-or-Treating at participating businesses throughout downtown
At the top of Caroline Street and Broadway, participants are welcome to grab a pumpkin from one of our volunteers from The Dance Lab. At the bottom of Caroline and Maple, participants can pick up their gift certificates from Ben & Jerry’s and Strike Zone.
Live Entertainment, Road Soda Pop 12-3pm – Salt & Char patio
Traveling Entertainment: Sparkles the Juggler and Balloon Twister – Mr. Twisty
Face Painting by Amanda at G. Willikers and Miss Stacey’s Faces near Impressions of Saratoga
Magic Matt (Magician) at Menges & Curtis
Maple Valley Farms (maple cotton candy and other maple items) – Impressions
Kids’ Peace Pan Band (Steel Drum Band) – Adirondack Trust Drive-Thru
Therapeutic Horses (The Minis – Kramer & Kreme Puff) – Crafter’s Gallery
Book Signing at Crafter’s Gallery of “Lucky’s Great Adventures” (also meet Lucky)
Saratoga Springs Police Department: Explore a police car on display in front of Lifestyles of Saratoga.
The Dance Lab – Dance performance around 2:45/3:00 pm on Caroline Street.
Witch Walk SOSA: Concluding the festival with a spirited dance on Caroline Street.