South End Trick or Treat!
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🎃👻 SOUTH END TRICK OR TREAT! 👻🎃
The South End Neighborhood Association invites South End youth and families to join us for our Annual South End Trick or Treat Event! 🍬🍫
📍 Brass City Harvest Parking Lot
🗓️ Friday October 23, 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
🎟️ FREE EVENT!
Get ready for an afternoon of trick-or-treating, community, fun, and family! Local nonprofits, community organizations, businesses, and community partners will come together with decorated tables and trucks to hand out candy, share resources, and celebrate the incredible young people and families of the South End. 🎃🚚🍭
👻 Costumes are encouraged — but not required!
This event is intended for youth and families who live and learn in the South End, creating a safe, welcoming, and fun space for our neighborhood to come together.
We are incredibly thankful to our spooktacular partners for helping make this community celebration possible:
🎃 State Representative Geraldo Reyes, 75th District
🎃 5th District Board of Alders Rafael Feliciano-Roman, Sandra Martinez-McCarthy & Adrian Sanchez
🎃 Waterbury Police Department – Community Relations Division
🎃 Bonez of a Angel
🎃 Polanco Cabrera Foundation
🎃 RIBA Aspira Career Academy
🎃 Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury
🎃 Greater Waterbury Puerto Rican Day Parade & Festival
🎃 Afro-Caribbean Cultural Center
🎃 Faithalee Goclowski, Republican Candidate for 75th State Representative District
🧡 This is what community looks like — neighbors, organizations, schools, leaders, and families coming together to create a safe and joyful Halloween for our South End youth.
So grab your costume, bring the family, and come celebrate with us!
🎃🍬 We’ll see you in the South End for a SPOOKTACULAR evening! 👻🕷️
The South End Neighborhood Association invites South End youth and families to join us for our Annual South End Trick or Treat Event! 🍬🍫
📍 Brass City Harvest Parking Lot
🗓️ Friday October 23, 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
🎟️ FREE EVENT!
Get ready for an afternoon of trick-or-treating, community, fun, and family! Local nonprofits, community organizations, businesses, and community partners will come together with decorated tables and trucks to hand out candy, share resources, and celebrate the incredible young people and families of the South End. 🎃🚚🍭
👻 Costumes are encouraged — but not required!
This event is intended for youth and families who live and learn in the South End, creating a safe, welcoming, and fun space for our neighborhood to come together.
We are incredibly thankful to our spooktacular partners for helping make this community celebration possible:
🎃 State Representative Geraldo Reyes, 75th District
🎃 5th District Board of Alders Rafael Feliciano-Roman, Sandra Martinez-McCarthy & Adrian Sanchez
🎃 Waterbury Police Department – Community Relations Division
🎃 Bonez of a Angel
🎃 Polanco Cabrera Foundation
🎃 RIBA Aspira Career Academy
🎃 Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury
🎃 Greater Waterbury Puerto Rican Day Parade & Festival
🎃 Afro-Caribbean Cultural Center
🎃 Faithalee Goclowski, Republican Candidate for 75th State Representative District
🧡 This is what community looks like — neighbors, organizations, schools, leaders, and families coming together to create a safe and joyful Halloween for our South End youth.
So grab your costume, bring the family, and come celebrate with us!
🎃🍬 We’ll see you in the South End for a SPOOKTACULAR evening! 👻🕷️
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Where is it happening?
Brass City Harvest, 360 Mill St, Waterbury, CT 06706-1404, United States
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