Trick-or-Treating
Each participating business will be marked with a bright orange candy corn flag to welcome little ghouls and goblins for trick-or-treating. Trick-or-treat locations (PDF)
Pet Parade
Show off your fabulous furry friends’ best costumes. Meet us with your leashed little ones at 11:30 a.m. on the southeast corner of 8th and Charnelton. 2007 S.L.U.G Queen Glorious Gastropause (also known as Leigh Ann Jashaway) will lead our parade down Charnelton St. and W. Broadway, ending at Oak St. Awards will be given in four categories: Funniest, Spookiest, Most Creative, Most Like Their Human. Pet Parade map (PDF)
Music and Vendors
Get into your groove as DJ Tinta Turnter plays spooky tunes near the delicious food carts in Kesey Square, then wander down Broadway for activities and shopping with the Whiteaker Community Market and the Eugene Native American Arts and Crafts Market.
Roaming Spirits
While wandering about, keep a lookout for roaming spirits. They could be on stilts, on wheels or perhaps performing magical tricks for Halloween fun. How many can you find?
Souvenir Photos
Stop by the photo booth between 1-4 p.m. in the Broadway Commerce Center at 44 W. Broadway for a free souvenir photo of your haunted day, printed onsite.
Frightful Flash Mobs
Rumor has it that ghoulish troupes may be summoned to perform epic dance routines throughout the afternoon. Keep an eye out for the waltzing witches of Eugene Hexenbrut, the twirling twisters of Eugene Belly Dance and the zigzagging zombies of Thrill the World.
Looking for more?
For more Halloween fun and trick-or-treating, swing by the Lane County Farmers Market at the Farmers Market Pavilion (open until 3 p.m.) and the Eugene Saturday Market in the Park Blocks (open until at 4 p.m.). Additional public restrooms are available at these sites.