Date/Time
10/31/2024
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Eastern
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Eastern
Sponsors
Event Description
Halloween brings ghosts, ghouls, goblins, witches, princesses, superheroes, and all types of crazy costumes to the Historic Irvington Commons. It’s an exciting, fun-filled annual event sponsored by the Village Improvement Association (VIA).
All area children, 12 and under, are invited to participate. Irving the Pumpkin will be there to welcome everybody and the VIA will be handing out candy and goodies starting at 5 PM. (Children must be accompanied by an adult.)
We encourage the kids to have fun and get creative with their costumes! We want to see the scariest, the most creative, and the most original costumes. (Rain will cancel this event.)
All area children, 12 and under, are invited to participate. Irving the Pumpkin will be there to welcome everybody and the VIA will be handing out candy and goodies starting at 5 PM. (Children must be accompanied by an adult.)
We encourage the kids to have fun and get creative with their costumes! We want to see the scariest, the most creative, and the most original costumes. (Rain will cancel this event.)
Location
Setting: In-Person
Irvington Commons
98 King Carter Drive
Irvington, VA 22480
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Irvington Commons
98 King Carter Drive
Irvington, VA 22480
click here for Google Maps
Contact Person
Steve Kimmeth
(phone: (804) 438-6230)
(phone: (804) 438-6230)
Details
Reminders for a safe Halloween:
Make sure costumes, masks, and footwear fit correctly.
Check the eye holes in masks to ensure they are large enough for full vision.
If you plan on trick-or-treating in a neighborhood:
Check for loose costumes or capes that could brush up against jack-o-lanterns.
Choose flame-resistant fabrics.
Test props for safety and non-toxic materials.
Use reflective tape for dark costumes.
Make sure children carry a flashlight.
Make sure costumes, masks, and footwear fit correctly.
Check the eye holes in masks to ensure they are large enough for full vision.
If you plan on trick-or-treating in a neighborhood:
Check for loose costumes or capes that could brush up against jack-o-lanterns.
Choose flame-resistant fabrics.
Test props for safety and non-toxic materials.
Use reflective tape for dark costumes.
Make sure children carry a flashlight.
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