Seasonal & Holidays
Get Ready For Halloween Howl In Downtown Concord
The annual event, canceled in 2020, is back on for Friday, with frolic and fun, and dozens of businesses participating; streets closed.
CONCORD, NH — Halloween Howl, the annual downtown event canceled in 2020 due to coronavirus, returns on Friday for the 12th time.
The event runs from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. More than 75 businesses will be participating in the event. Main Street will be closed from Centre Street to Pleasant Street from 3 to 8:30 p.m. with a number of side streets also closed.
Intown Concord, the sponsor of the event, will be holding a Spooktacular Costume Contest — including entries accepted for best homemade costume, best group costume, and best store-bought costume, for both children and adults. A pet costume contest will also be held.
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A “not too scary” dance party hosted by DJ Darren will be held at the City Plaza Stage.
The event is free.
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Masks are “strongly encouraged” whenever social distancing is not possible.
Parking is available on side streets and in the Storrs, State, and School street garages.
Check out Halloween Howl highlights here from 2017.
Here are some highlights from 2016.
For more information, visit the Intown Concord website.
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