Seattle Neighborhood Halloween Trick Or Treating Community Events

Halloween around Seattle -Where to take the little ones for great Seattle Neighborhood Halloween Events

Halloween comes to us on a Monday this year while the kiddies are in the beginning of a school week. I always wished they would have just made it so it landed on Friday every year, but a Monday this year it is.

Seattle neighborhoods always put on great Halloween trick or treating events. The following are some of my favorites for Monday and in no particular order:

1. Queen Anne Trick Or Treating 2011:

From the Greater Queen Anne Chamber of Commerce:

"Trick or Treat on QA Avenue

Bring your little pumpkins and enjoy trick or treating along Queen Anne Avenue.
Free goodies and smiles galore.
Please remember to thank your local merchants by shopping locally the rest of the year.
The treats are provided by merchants out of their own pockets as a thank you to the
Queen Anne community."

2. Magnolia Trick Or Treating 2011:

From the Magnolia Chamber of Commerce:

Magnolia Village Halloween Trick or Treat - Monday, Oct. 31st, 4-6

West McGraw Street between 32nd & 35th Avenues

Main Magnolia Village streets are closed so that there is a great safe place to trick or treat for all.

3. Wallingford Trick Or Treating 2011 -

Wallingford was recently cited as the Number 1 place to trick or treat in Seattle on Zillow! Our Cooper Jacobs Real Estate office is in Wallingford so if you want Seattle real estate info, make sure and look us up! As reported in the best fashion on Wallingford's best neighborhood blog Wallyhood.org:

"Wallingford Center Halloween. Halloween, 4-7 pm. Wallingford Center celebrates Halloween this year in conjunction with Green Halloween (GreenHalloween.org). Many of the businesses will be handing out healthy, nutritional alternatives. Activities and fun for the whole family. Support the Wallingford Center Merchants Association’s fall food drive by bringing a non-perishable donation to benefit FamilyWorks Food Bank. Food drive runs 10/31 – 11/20."

4. Ballard Trick Or Treating 2011 -

Lots going on in Ballard this year, but the downtown Ballard business core will be doing their trick or treating. As reported in the Ballard News Tribune:

The annual Trick or Treat in downtown Ballard is on Monday, October 31st between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. along Market Street and Ballard Avenue

5. The U Village in the University District Trick or Treating 2011:

(U District, Laurelhurst, Sand Point, Ravenna, View Ridge, Hawthorne Hills, Bryant, Windermere)

The U Village merchants are getting together to put on another great trick or treating event this year! Come walk through the beuatiful University Village from 4 to 6 for trick or treating fun!

6. Safe Trick Or Treat At Northgate Mall 2011:

(Northgate, Maple Leaf)

From the Northgate Mall website: "Come join the Halloween tradition at Northgate Mall! Children age 12 and under only. No toy weapons. Masks on children 12 and under only. Costumes may be worn only during event hours. Trick-or-treat at participating merchants only, while supplies last"

7. Capitol Hill Trick Or Treating 2011:

From the CHS blog, I found this great Trick Or Treat Hot Zone Map. I have seen Trick Or treating maps, but really liked the way this one was done. basically, Biz along Broadway and then a highly decked out residential section next to Volunteer Park.

View CHS Halloween Map in a larger mapp/p

8. Madison Park Trick Or Treating 2011:

(Madison Park, Denny Blaine, Broadmoor, Madison Valley)

According to the Madison Park Business Association:

Monday, Oct 31, 2011, at 3:00 - 5:00 PM Bring the family to Trick or Treat in Madison Park. There will be "Photo-opportunity” organized by the Preschool at the Triangle Park with decorations donated by Bert’s Red Apple.

9. Fremont Trick Or Treating 2011:

According to Fremocentrist, Fremont might be a good place to take the kiddies: " Trick-or-Treat In Fremont 2011 will be held
Monday, October 31, from 3 - 6pm. Cost: FREE: Over 100 Fremont retailers and restaurants invite children, dressed in costume and accompanied by an adult (no adults in masks, please) to stroll the shops and storefronts collecting treats and treasures on Halloween day.