Seasonal & Holidays

Popular Halloween Tradition Returns To Norton For 33rd Year

Norton sets the date for it's Halloween parade.

NORTON, MA —With Halloween just a few weeks away, the town of Norton has set the date for its annual Halloween parade. The parade will step off at noon Sunday, Oct. 25.

Rain or shine, the festivities will begin on Route 123 at the Attleboro town line and end at St. Mary’s Church.

Now in its 33rd year, the parade is sponsored by Norton Parks and Recreation.

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There will also be live music and plenty of candy for those who come out to greet the ghosts and ghouls.

Costumes are highly encouraged as residents get into the Halloween spirit.

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For those looking to kick off Halloween with some spooky fun, the annual parade will offer plenty of costumes, music and sweet treats.

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