Halloween Party, Trunk & Treat & Candy Trail at Mill River Park

📅 Friday, October 31, 2025
🕓 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Mill River Park – Stamford, CT
Start at the Whittinghamd Discover Center (1040 Washington Blvd) and follow the trail to Carousel(30 W Broad St)!

1️⃣ Start: Begin your evening at The Snackbox (1050 Washington Blvd) — near the Whittingham Discovery Centerand Cohen Display Fountain. Pick up your candy bag and join the Trick-or-Treat Trail!

2️⃣ Follow the Trail: Walk the glowing path through the park, with photo ops on your left and vendors and Trunk-or-Treat participants on your right. Continue toward the corner of Washington Blvd and Broad St, then cross the bridge and turn left to stay on the park trail. Don’t miss a few candy stops near the benches before reaching the large stone steps! 🍬

3️⃣ Finish Strong: Arrive at the Nissen Carousel (30 W Broad St) — the grand finale! Celebrate with our Halloween Party at the Carousel, featuring rides, music, games, crafts, and photo ops with costumed characters. 🎠✨

🚗 Trunk-or-Treat !
Star adventure at Community Commons with a lineup of decorated trunks full of treats, community spirit, and more photo fun! 🚙🎃

🚶‍♀️ Trick-or-Treat Trail
Follow the glowing path through the park and collect candy from local partners and volunteers along the way! 🍭🌙

🌀 🎠 Carousel Party Finale!

• Carousel rides 🎠
• Music & games 🎶
• Craft activities ✂️
• Photo ops 📸
• Appearances by costumed characters 👯‍♀️

Join us for a spooktacular evening of family-friendly Halloween fun at Mill River Park!
Admission is FREE — just bring your costume, your candy bag, and your Halloween spirit! 🎃💫

• 💵 Cost: FREE
• 🧒 Who: All ages welcome
• 🧥 What to Wear: Costumes encouraged!
• 🌳 Where: Outdoors — dress for the weather!

Mill River Park Collaborative — a nonprofit bringing joy and connection to the Stamford community.

📍 1010 Washington Blvd, 1st Floor, Stamford, CT 06901
📞 (203) 989-0321
🌐 millriverpark.org

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