Heads Up: Halloween Returns to the Square
On Oct. 31, Halloween in the Hollow brings pumpkins, costumes, trunk-or-treating, and one famously headless visitor.
On Oct. 31, Halloween in the Hollow brings pumpkins, costumes, trunk-or-treating, and one famously headless visitor.
From Homecoming and The Jack to Rocktober and Halloween, October brings a full month of events to Lynchburg.
What’s your all-time favorite Halloween costume? Some never go out of style – spooky, silly, and iconic looks for Moore County trick-or-treaters.
Halloween’s roots run deep – from Samhain’s harvest fires to All Hallows’ prayers – and its branches now reach into every corner of life, commerce, and creativity.
Metro Council members discussed logistics for the community-wide celebration, scheduled for 4-7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 31, on the Square.