The Goblin Give Out is Downtown Littleton’s afternoon of trick-or-treating at local businesses. On Sunday, Oct. 25, children are encouraged to wear costumes and trick-or-treat at participating local shops and restaurants, where merchants hand out candy throughout the afternoon. The Littleton Merchants Association, which lists the event, calls it an annual Halloween tradition that invites families to celebrate the season.
The same page describes the Pumpkin Poles: downtown merchants create them at the start of the Halloween season, and they are on display on Main, Alamo and Prince streets from early October through Halloween, depending on the condition of the pumpkins.
Know before you go
- Downtown Littleton, at participating shops and restaurants. The merchants association’s page gives the date and says afternoon, but lists no start or end time, no cost and no list of participating businesses. Check its events page before you go.
- More Halloween in Littleton: Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns at Hudson Gardens on select nights through Nov. 1, and Trunk or Treat Street at Foothills Bible Church on Oct. 31.
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