Canton's Full Weekend Guide: The 33rd Collinsville Halloween Parade Takes Over Main Street

CANTON, CT — There's one place to be in Canton on Halloween night, and it's Main Street in Collinsville.

The village's 33rd annual Halloween Parade lands on Oct. 31 itself this year, with a screaming procession, a phantom organist, and judges hunting for the best costumes in town.

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• 33rd Annual Collinsville Halloween Parade — Saturday, Oct. 31; gathering at 6 p.m., parade at 7 p.m.. Village streets close to traffic as pre-parade antics — a screaming procession, music and candy — kick off from the balcony of the Canton Historical Museum. At 7 p.m., the costumed crowd follows the fog and the Phantom Organist's pipe organ down Main Street and around the Green, while the "Judges of Doom" pick the scariest, most original and funniest costumes; there's also a screaming contest. It's free, held rain or shine, and organizers advise arriving early and parking on the edges of the village. Collinsville Halloween Parade, Main Street, Collinsville

Bring your loudest scream and your best costume to Collinsville on Saturday night — the Judges of Doom are watching.

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