Toys"R"Us stores across the country will host a 'spooktacularly' safe Halloween celebration for kids and families. Children ages 3 and up who attend the in-store Trick"R"Treat event, can: Dress up in their favorite ghoulish garb and receive a complimentary, reusable and reflective Trick"R"Treat bag, filled with safety tips and accessories, while supplies last;
Join Geoffrey the Giraffe as he leads a costume parade around the store every hour on the hour, from 12 - 3pm, picking up treats along the way, while supplies last;
Take home "Geoffrey's Safety Pledge," a checklist with key tips for parents to review with their children before trick-or-treating, created by Toys"R"Us and Safe Kids Worldwide.
Trick or Treat (10/31 all day).....bring your kids in to Old Navy Springfield and go trick or treating.
Any kid that shows up on Halloween in a costume will get a coupon for 15% off and treats!
Also Old Navy Springfield is Sponsoring One Warm coat....Donate a used coat from now until Nov 5 and get 10% off your purchase.
For more information: call the store for more information @ 610-604-0129 Location: 400 S State Rd, Springfield PA This event is appropriate for the whole family Cost: free to attend
Celebrate Halloween with nature's night owls at Bats and Other Creatures of the Night on Saturday, Oct. 31 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Delaware Museum of Natural History. A full day of family-friendly activities will shed light on how nocturnal critters live, hunt, and interact.
"This is a great way children of all ages to get into the spirit of Halloween while exploring the natural world and having fun," Director of Education Paula Holloway said. Hands-on activities, puzzles, and games will fill the museum's galleries. Children can enter the "Creatures of the Night Zone" to discover nocturnal animal habitats such as trees, caves, and burrows on magnetic activity boards. The Mommy and Baby Bat game lets players match pairs by touch with their eyes closed. Visitors can explore their crafty sides by making origami bats and feathery owl masks to take home. Live nocturnal animals like toads, lizards, snakes, and tarantulas will be handled by museum educators. Owls from the Philadelphia Zoo will roost in the Hall of Birds, where visitors can take an up-close look at these animals during two special presentations.
An original 15-minute puppet show will illustrate the dietary differences between a Blue Jay and a nocturnal owl when these two birds try to rendezvous for dinner. Visitors can bring their cameras and step inside a giant portrait board to pose as a bat or owl. Special movies about bats will play in the DuPont Auditorium throughout the day.
Discover the truth about bats with expert Tonyea Mead, who is a teacher in the Cape Henlopen School District and a volunteer with the Delaware Council of Rehabilitators and Educators. Mead will answer questions about bats, like "Do they really drink blood?" and "Will they get stuck in my hair?" Mead nurses sick or abandoned baby bats, called "pups," to good health and will bring them to the museum if she has any under her care at the time of the event.
WHAT: Bats and Other Creatures of the Night - Celebrate Halloween with special activities about bats and other nocturnal animals, including hands-on games, live animals, crafts, and more.
WHERE: Delaware Museum of Natural History, 4840 Kennett Pike, Wilmington, DE
DATE: Saturday, October 31, 2009
TIME: 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
ADMISSION: $10 for adults, $9 for seniors, $8 for children (3-17), free for children 2 and younger. Discount of $1 off for visitors in Halloween costumes. Discounts for museum members.
Grand Prize $100 Linvilla Orchards Gift Certificate!
Age Groups:Under 1, 1 & 2, 3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & up and Groups & Families
Prizes in each age group for:We'll pick 3 winners from each age group!
For more information: http://www.linvilla.com/ Location: 137 W. Knowlton Road Media, PA 19063 This event is appropriate for the whole family Cost: free
You're invited to a ghoulishly good time at your local Borders store. Dress up the family in Halloween costumes and enter our super-cool costume contest. Gather around for creepy, crawly tales during storytimes. Then the frights and fun continue with games, activities, and more.
An annual trip to Pumpkinland is a Delaware Valley family tradition. During the months of September and October, Pumpkinland takes center stage at Linvilla Orchards. Larger than life figures and scarecrows illustrate the legends and lore of the harvest season, local history and some of the many stories of pumpkins and apples. See the piles of pumpkins in all shapes and sizes, over 100 tons on display! Find a huge selection of straw bales, corn shocks, fall decorations of all kinds, masks, costumes and toys. Don’t get lost in our straw bale or cornfield maze! Live music, live entertainment, hayrides, train rides, pony rides, face painting, straw bale and cornfield mazes, pick-your-own apples, candy and caramel apples, Costume Parade, Jack-o-lantern exhibit, the Linvilla Grill, Costume & Halloween Shops.
For more information: http://www.linvilla.com/ Location: 137 W. Knowlton Road Media, PA 19063 This event is appropriate for the whole family Cost: free to attend
When you go shopping at Trader Joe's have your kids wear their Halloween costumes for some sweet prizes that they will give out. It's another excuse for you to get your money's worth out the costume.
Trader Joe's Media is located at: 12 E State St Media, PA 19063
Trader Joe's Wayne is located 171 E Swedesford Rd Wayne, PA 19087
Trader Joe's Ardmore 112 Coulter Ave Ardmore, PA 19003
School bands from across the area will set the mood for this family friendly event including Penncrest, Springton Lake and Paxxon Hallow Middle School bands and many more. There will also be fire engines, classic cars and classic Corvette's. To add to the fun there will be floats, clowns, scouts, community groups and hundred of kids dressed in their Halloween Costumes.
The parade will begin at the Media Elementary School and travel west on State Street, north on Orange Street and East on Front Street.
The Media Theater may be able to help you out. Costume rentals are available from the shop beside the Town Talk Office in Media (on Baltimore Pike). They have a large stock of tuxedos, period dresses, hats and more are available. There is a $50 minimum rental charge.
Silly, Spooky, Musical pre-Halloween Fun for Kids!
At the Creative Living Room
Get ready for Halloween with some silly, spooky stories and musical fun too! Join the popular children’s performer Peter Moses for his special brand of music making of funny and upbeat, classic interactive singalongs, original folk & pop-rock for children. He accompanies himself on guitar, harmonica and rhythm instruments and don’t forget to wear your costume! For over 20 years, Peter Moses has performed for groups of young children, festivals, libraries, schools and major children's music venues. Peter has produced nine original music collections since 1990. He is director of The Music Experience.