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Princeton New Jersey - Halloween And Other Things To DoPrinceton New Jersey is known nationally for a its university town ambiance and a variety of cultural and outdoor recreational opportunities. Many of my clients who bought homes in the Princeton area find this to be one of the big attractions and benefits of Princeton as a place to live. Here is a small sample of what is happening in the area for Halloween. Annual Hometown Halloween Parade - Organized by the Arts Council Of Princeton Spooky Saturday - Arts Counsil Of Princeton Princeton University Art Museum Corner of Chaos Haunted Maze There are a number of haunted houses and other events if you are willing to travel a bit further. Click here for a list.
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Comment from faina.sechzer [Member]
Time December 31, 1969 at 4:00 pm
Betsy, thank you so much for adding the information about the Fall Festival in Montgomery Township. There are so many recreational opportunities in Princeton, Montgomery Township and other surrounding towns. They are one of the reasons why it’s so enjoyable to live here.
Comment from Betsy Goodman [Visitor]
Time December 31, 1969 at 4:00 pm
In addition to these great events, I thought you might be interested to know that Montgomery Township is sponsoring a Fall Festival this coming weekend on October 25. It is a combination of Spirit Day and a Halloween Bash to create one great big celebration. The event will held in the Montgomery High School Parking lot. The High School address is 1016 Route 601, Skillman, NJ 08558.
According to the message I received, the Homecoming Parade will start it off at 10:00 am and will include the High School Band, Athletic Teams, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Police, Fire and EMS. Children, ages 12 and under, are invited to come dressed in their Halloween costumes and participate in their own “Halloween Parade” starting at 12:00 pm, going around the track at Cougar Stadium. Prize baskets will be raffled off to all costume parade participants! In addition to the parade, the Recreation Department will have goodie bags as well as a professional storyteller for the children.
Residents are encouraged to donate boxed cereals and/or boxed milk (i.e. Parmalat) to the Montgomery Food Pantry. For more information you can reach the Montgomery Recreation Department at (609) 466-3023.