Halloween Candy and Trick-or-Treating Tips for Charlotte Residents

Halloween Candy is Almost Here in Charlotte!

The spooky season is creeping up on us, and that means one thing: **trick-or-treaters** will soon be out in force! If you’re in Charlotte and need help stocking up on those sweet goodies, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. With a few easy tips, you can make this Halloween a night full of fun and, of course, treats!

Find Your Nearest Candy Stops

Planning to hit the streets for some trick-or-treating? One of the best ways to find participating homes in your neighborhood is by using NextDoor’s **Treat Map**. This map can show locations where friendly neighbors are handing out candy. Just head over to nextdoor.com/treat_map and navigate to your area. You’ll see little treat icons marking participating homes. Click on these icons to learn about the homeowners and where they’re located.

Have some candy to share? You can even add your own house to the map so trick-or-treaters know to stop by for a treat at your place!

Safety First!

While you’re out and about enjoying the Halloween festivities, it’s essential to keep safety in mind. Here are some handy tips from Nextdoor to ensure everyone has a **spooktacular** time:

  • Stay Safe: Stick to well-lit areas as you make your rounds. This makes it easier to see and be seen!
  • Respect Privacy: Keep in mind that not every neighbor may want to participate in Halloween. Only approach houses that are on the Treat Map.
  • Follow Local Guidelines: Be sure to check and adhere to any local guidelines to make Halloween enjoyable and safe for all.

Hotspots for Trick-or-Treating

Fun Halloween Events Around Charlotte

  • Candy Crawl in Downtown Concord: Enjoy candy from local shops from 3 – 5 p.m.
  • Trick-or-Treating in Downtown China Grove: A full hour of goodies from 4 – 5 p.m.
  • Sweet Street Trunk-or-Treat and Festival in Kannapolis: Games, inflatables, and live music await you from 5 – 8 p.m.
  • Halloween at Gibson Mill Market in Concord: Lots of candy and fun, from 5 – 8 p.m.
  • Blue Marble Fall Festival in Rock Hill: Don’t miss the trunk-or-treat, costume contest, games, and food from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
  • Mall-O-Ween at Northlake Mall in Huntersville: Face painting, games, and candy galore from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.

So, grab your costumes, bring your candy bags, and make this Halloween one to remember! With so many ways to find treats and enjoy the spirit of the season, there’s something for everyone in Charlotte.

Have questions, tips, or a Halloween story in mind? Connect with others in the community and make the most out of this spooky season together!


Author: HERE Charlotte

HERE Charlotte

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