Huntsville, AL, October 17, 2025
News Summary
Huntsville is gearing up for its fourth annual Halloween Party, a free event organized by the local police department and parks and recreation team. Scheduled for October 18, families are invited to enjoy various activities including trick-or-treating, bounce houses, and a haunted house. The event aims to foster community connections and create a safe environment for family fun, with additional Halloween-themed activities planned throughout the month.
Huntsville to Host Free Family-Friendly Halloween Party on October 18, 2025
The City of Huntsville will celebrate Halloween with a free family-friendly Halloween Party on October 18, 2025, organized by the Huntsville Police Department and Huntsville Parks and Recreation. The event is set to run from 3 PM to 8 PM at the Jaycee Building located at John Hunt Park, which can be found at 2200 Jaycee Way.
This year marks the fourth annual Halloween Party and Haunted House event, inviting trick-or-treaters of all ages. The event will feature various activities designed to provide entertainment for families, including trick-or-treating, bounce houses, carnival games, and family-friendly entertainment. Among these activities, a haunted house will open at 5 PM, contributing to the spooky spirit of the season.
The Huntsville Police Department has emphasized the importance of this event in fostering community connections in a safe environment. The event is designed to create a safe, enjoyable space for families to celebrate Halloween together. According to the Parks and Recreation Director, the Halloween Party has been gaining popularity, attracting larger crowds each year.
While costumes are encouraged, they are not mandatory for attendees. The atmosphere of the event will be enhanced by local vendors and nonprofit organizations, who will feature candy booths, allowing for an engaging and festive experience for visitors. Overall, the event aims to promote community engagement, offering safe and fun ways for families to enjoy Halloween.
In addition to the Halloween Party, Huntsville Parks & Recreation has prepared a variety of other family-friendly Halloween events throughout the month of October. These events are part of the city’s initiatives to bring the community together and celebrate the spirit of Halloween.
For those interested in staying updated on the Halloween Party and other related events, attendees can follow the Huntsville Police Department and Huntsville Parks and Recreation on Facebook for additional information.
FAQ
What is the date and time of the Halloween Party?
The Halloween Party will take place on October 18, 2025, from 3 PM to 8 PM.
Where will the event be held?
The event will be hosted at the Jaycee Building at John Hunt Park, located at 2200 Jaycee Way.
Is there a cost to attend the Halloween Party?
The event is free for all attendees.
What activities will be available for attendees?
Activities include trick-or-treating, bounce houses, carnival games, family-friendly entertainment, food trucks, and a haunted house opening at 5 PM.
Are costumes required for the event?
Costumes are encouraged but not mandatory for attendees.
What other events are planned in Huntsville for Halloween?
Huntsville Parks & Recreation has planned a variety of other family-friendly Halloween events throughout October.
Key Features of the Halloween Party
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Date | October 18, 2025 |
| Time | 3 PM to 8 PM |
| Location | Jaycee Building, John Hunt Park, 2200 Jaycee Way |
| Cost | Free for all attendees |
| Activities | Trick-or-treating, bounce houses, carnival games, family-friendly entertainment, food trucks, haunted house (opens at 5 PM) |
| Costume Requirement | Encouraged but not mandatory |
| Additional Events | Various family-friendly Halloween events throughout October |
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Additional Resources
- Rocket City Now: Huntsville’s Fourth Annual Halloween Extravaganza
- WAFF: Get Spook-Tacular Time with Huntsville Police & Parks Rec
- 256 Today: Huntsville Parks & Recreation Sets Scary Fun Halloween Events
- Wikipedia: Halloween
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Halloween
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