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SUMMARY:Westerly-Pawcatuck Columbus Day Parade Celebrates 75 Years of Italian Heritage
DESCRIPTION:Westerly-Pawcatuck Columbus Day Parade Celebrates 75 Years of Italian Heritage on Sunday\, October 11\, with a colorful procession of marching bands\, community organizations\, fire departments and local groups traveling through two states. The parade steps off at 1 p.m. from Westerly High School\, continuing a regional tradition that has brought Rhode Island and Connecticut neighbors together for generations.\n\n\nThis year’s theme\, Cheers to 75 Years\, recognizes a milestone for one of the area’s longest-running community celebrations. Organizers describe the Westerly-Pawcatuck procession as the only known parade in the United States to cross a state line\, traveling from Westerly\, Rhode Island\, into neighboring Pawcatuck\, Connecticut. \nThe event celebrates the Italian-American heritage that helped shape the region\, while welcoming participants and spectators from throughout southern New England. The 2026 procession is expected to feature school marching bands\, the Westerly Band\, civic organizations and visiting groups from other states. \nA Parade That Connects Two States\nThe Westerly-Pawcatuck Columbus Day Parade traces its origins to 1950\, when local residents established a celebration of Italian heritage and community pride. Over the decades\, it has grown into a major autumn tradition\, drawing families to the streets of Westerly and Pawcatuck each October. \nOne of its most distinctive features is the route itself. The procession begins at Westerly High School on Ward Avenue\, moves through downtown Westerly and crosses the Pawcatuck River into Connecticut. The crossing reflects the close relationship between two communities that share a river\, a downtown business district and generations of family and cultural connections. \nMusic has always played a central role in the celebration. The Westerly Band has participated since the first procession\, and school marching bands have become an annual highlight. Fire apparatus\, community organizations and other parade entries add to the atmosphere as spectators gather along the route. \nGrey Sail Founders Named Grand Marshals\nThe 2026 grand marshals are Jennifer and Alan Brinton\, founders of Grey Sail Brewing of Rhode Island. The couple established their brewery in Westerly’s former macaroni factory at 63 Canal Street\, a building whose history connects directly to the area’s Italian-American industrial heritage. \nAfter purchasing and renovating the property\, the Brintons opened Grey Sail in 2011. The brewery has since become a familiar part of Westerly’s business and hospitality community\, making the couple fitting representatives for an anniversary celebration centered on local history and civic pride. \nTheir selection also highlights the continuing evolution of downtown Westerly\, where historic industrial buildings have found new purposes while maintaining connections to the community’s past. \nPlanning Your Parade Day\nThe parade begins Sunday\, October 11\, at 1 p.m.\, with Monday\, October 12\, designated as the rain date. Spectators can watch from locations along the route through downtown Westerly and into Pawcatuck\, including the Granite Street and Canal Street areas and Stillman Avenue in Connecticut. \nBecause the parade travels through busy downtown streets\, visitors should arrive early\, allow extra time for parking and anticipate temporary road closures. Families may want to bring folding chairs\, comfortable shoes and clothing appropriate for October weather. \nThe event is free to attend\, and organizers continue to welcome donations to support the volunteer-run celebration. \nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \nDetails\nEvent: 75th Annual Westerly-Pawcatuck Columbus Day Parade\nTheme: Cheers to 75 Years\nDate: Sunday\, October 11\, 2026\nTime: 1 p.m. step-off\nRain Date: Monday\, October 12\, 2026\, at 1 p.m.\nStarting Location: Westerly High School\nStarting Address: 23 Ward Avenue\, Westerly\, RI 02891\nParade Area: Downtown Westerly\, RI\, and Pawcatuck\, CT\nAdmission: Free\nGrand Marshals: Jennifer and Alan Brinton\, founders of Grey Sail Brewing\nActivities: Marching bands\, fire apparatus\, civic organizations and community parade entries\nParking: Downtown public parking where available; expect restrictions and road closures along the route\nWhat to Bring: Folding chairs\, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing\nWeather: Rain date scheduled for Monday\, October 12\nAccessibility: Sidewalk viewing is available along portions of the route; accessible viewing arrangements have not been specified by organizers\nOrganizer: Permanent Columbus Day Parade Committee\nContact: support@columbusparadewp.com \n\n  \n\nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/westerly-pawcatuck-columbus-day-parade-celebrates-75-years-of-italian-heritage/
LOCATION:Downtown Westerly RI\, 5 Hight Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Westerly
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SUMMARY:Frights & Lights Turns North Stonington’s Main Street Into a Halloween Block Party
DESCRIPTION:Frights & Lights Turns North Stonington’s Main Street Into a Halloween Block Party Saturday\, Oct. 17\, with an evening that starts with food\, vendors and music before an illuminated procession of decorated cars\, trucks\, Jeeps and just about anything else on wheels rolls through town. \nThis will be the seventh annual Frights & Lights Halloween Block Party & Light Parade\, and unlike a traditional parade where spectators arrive\, watch everything pass and go home\, North Stonington builds an entire evening around it. \nThe block party begins at 4:30 p.m. along Main Street\, giving the village two hours to fill with food\, vendors\, music\, costumes and neighbors before the parade steps off at 6:30. \nThen the lights start moving. \nA Halloween Parade Where Almost Anything Can Join In\nPart of the fun is that Frights & Lights doesn’t require participants to show up with a professionally built parade float. \nOrganizers are actively looking for vehicles of practically every description. \nGolf carts can join. So can cars\, Jeeps\, trucks and tractors. \nThe common denominator is Halloween and lights. \nThat creates a very different visual experience after dark as decorated vehicles make their way through North Stonington covered in strings of lights\, glowing Halloween decorations and whatever else their owners can devise. \nThe parade is scheduled to step off at 6:30 p.m.\, travel through the Meadow Wood/Kingswood neighborhood and then make its way toward Main Street\, where it is expected to arrive at approximately 7:30 p.m. \nThat means visitors don’t necessarily have to choose between the party and the parade. The block party comes first\, the procession leaves and returns\, and Main Street becomes the gathering point again as darkness settles over the village. \nFrights & Lights Started During the Pandemic\nThe event has an unusual origin story. \nNorth Stonington resident Jennifer Strunk created Frights & Lights during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way for the community to celebrate Halloween and gather when many of the usual traditions had become difficult or impossible. \nThe idea survived the circumstances that created it. \nNorth Stonington’s own Education Foundation now credits Strunk with creating several local cultural events and specifically points to Frights & Lights as something that continued growing beyond the pandemic. \nBy 2023\, the event had become significant enough that the North Stonington Board of Selectmen publicly congratulated Strunk on its success. \nWhat began as a solution to an unusual Halloween has turned into a town tradition. \nMain Street Gets the Party Started\nThe parade may provide the evening’s biggest spectacle\, but it isn’t the entire event. \nBeginning at 4:30 p.m.\, Main Street becomes the center of the celebration with food\, vendors\, music and socializing. \nOrganizers are also recruiting crafters\, sellers\, food trucks\, psychics and musicians for the 2026 edition\, suggesting the street festival portion is intended to be considerably more than a waiting area for the parade. \nA Trunk or Treat is also planned\, although organizers say additional details are still coming. \nCostumes are encouraged\, and the event is deliberately designed for both adults and children rather than functioning solely as a kids’ Halloween activity. \nThat gives Frights & Lights a nice progression as the afternoon becomes evening. \nCome while it’s still light for the vendors and food. Stay as costumes\, decorated vehicles and Halloween lights begin looking considerably better after sunset. \nThen find a spot for the parade. \nSeven Years Later\, the Original Idea Still Works\nThere’s something wonderfully uncomplicated about Frights & Lights. \nIt doesn’t require a haunted attraction\, elaborate ticketing system or massive production. \nDecorate the town. Decorate the vehicles. Put people in costumes. Bring everyone to Main Street. Turn on the lights when it gets dark. \nWhat North Stonington discovered during the pandemic was that the formula worked. \nSeven Halloweens later\, they’re still doing it. \nadeaMuster location – North Stonington Elementary School parking lot. \nLineup begins at 5:00pm.\n\nParade Route \n\nExit NSES\, turn left onto Rt 2 W\nLeft onto Mystic Road\nLeft onto Meadow Wood Drive\, continuing onto Pinecrest (big loop)\nLeft onto Old Colony Rd\nRight onto Kingswood Drive\nRight onto Mystic Road\nRight onto Rt 2 E\nSharp left onto Main Street at the Raina’s Red Onion Pizza intersection\nRight onto Main Street\nLeft onto Main Street at Shunock River Brewery\nFolks participating in the trunk or treat will pull into the Main Street parking circle at the Education Center and follow volunteer directions to the NEW location for trunk or treat. All other parade vehicles may either leave\, or pull off to the side of Main Street and completely shut down their vehicles.\n\nHEAD’S UP!\n\nNOTHING may be thrown from the parade vehicles AT ANY TIME. Spectators (kids) running into the road to collect candy during a night parade is extremely dangerous and puts future parades at risk of being canceled.\nDetails\nEvent: Frights & Lights Halloween Block Party & Light Parade\nDate: Saturday\, Oct. 17\, 2026\nBlock Party Begins: 4:30 p.m.\nParade Steps Off: 6:30 p.m.\nParade Arrives on Main Street: Approximately 7:30 p.m.\nEvent End: Approximately 8 p.m.\nLocation: Main Street\, North Stonington\, CT\nListed Address: 100 Main St.\, North Stonington\, CT 06359\nAdmission: Free\nActivities: Halloween light parade\, block party\, food\, vendors\, music and socializing\nTrunk or Treat: Planned; additional details are still to be announced\nCostumes: Welcome\nAges: Adults and children\nParade Route: Includes the Meadow Wood/Kingswood neighborhood before arriving on Main Street\nParade Vehicles: Organizers welcome a broad variety of entries\, including golf carts\, cars\, Jeeps\, trucks and tractors\nVendor/Participant Registration: Organizers are accepting inquiries from vendors\, crafters\, food trucks\, psychics\, musicians and parade participants\nContact: NSLightParade@gmail.com \n\n  \nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/frights-lights-turns-north-stoningtons-main-street-into-a-halloween-block-party/
LOCATION:Main Street North Stonington\, Main Street\, North Stonington\, 06359\, United States
CATEGORIES:Main Street North Stonington
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SUMMARY:Halloween Takes Over Downtown Mystic! A Costume Parade\, Trick-or-Treating\, and Family Fun on Water Street
DESCRIPTION:At a Glance\nWhat: Greater Mystic Halloween Parade & Trunk or Treat\, a free community Halloween celebration\nWhen: Sunday\, October 25\, 2026\, 1–3 p.m.\nParade Start: 1 p.m.\nLocation: Downtown Mystic\, beginning on Water Street outside Friar Tuck’s Restaurant\nParade Route: Through downtown Mystic\, across the Mystic Drawbridge\, and ending at the Mystic Firehouse\nAdmission: Free\nActivities: Halloween costume parade\, trunk-or-treating\, games\, music\, candy\, and family entertainment\nCostumes: Children and adults are encouraged to dress in Halloween costumes\nOrganizers: Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce and Mystic Fire Department\nCommunity Partner: United Way of Southeastern Connecticut\nFood Drive: Attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food donations benefiting United Way of Southeastern Connecticut\nParticipation: Businesses\, organizations\, and community members are invited to participate in the trunk-or-treat celebration\nRegistration: Available through the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce for participating businesses and organizations\nWeather: Outdoor event; check with organizers for weather-related updates\nInformation: Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce \nEvent Description\nThe Greater Mystic Halloween Parade & Trunk or Treat returns to downtown Mystic on Sunday\, October 25\, transforming Water Street and the surrounding waterfront into a lively Halloween celebration filled with costumes\, candy\, music\, and family fun. \nPresented by the Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce and the Mystic Fire Department\, this free community event invites children\, parents\, businesses\, and local organizations to come together for an afternoon of Halloween festivities in one of southeastern Connecticut’s most recognizable downtown settings. \nThe celebration begins at 1 p.m. with a costume parade through Mystic\, followed by trunk-or-treat activities and entertainment at the Mystic Firehouse. \nA Halloween Parade Through the Heart of Mystic\nThe festivities kick off on Water Street outside Friar Tuck’s Restaurant\, where costumed participants will gather for a Halloween procession through downtown. \nFrom there\, the parade makes its way through Mystic\, crossing the famous Mystic Drawbridge before continuing to the Mystic Firehouse. \nIt’s a route that combines the fun of a neighborhood Halloween parade with some of the area’s most familiar waterfront scenery. \nChildren can show off their costumes as they walk alongside family members\, friends\, and other community participants. \nSuperheroes\, witches\, ghosts\, princesses\, monsters\, and imaginative homemade creations are all welcome. \nThe event offers an opportunity for families to enjoy Halloween in a public\, community-centered setting rather than waiting until October 31 for traditional trick-or-treating. \nTrunk-or-Treating at the Mystic Firehouse\nFollowing the parade\, the celebration continues at the Mystic Firehouse with trunk-or-treating\, games\, music\, and candy. \nLocal businesses\, organizations\, and community members are invited to participate by decorating vehicles and creating Halloween-themed displays. \nFor children\, the decorated trunks become trick-or-treating stops\, offering treats and an opportunity to enjoy the creativity of participating groups. \nThe firehouse setting also brings a special community connection to the festivities\, with the Mystic Fire Department helping host an afternoon designed for families. \nThe event’s combination of a downtown parade and a central trunk-or-treat location makes it a particularly appealing outing for parents with younger children. \nLocal Businesses Help Bring Halloween to Life\nThe Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce is encouraging businesses and organizations to take part in the celebration. \nParticipating groups can decorate their vehicles\, distribute candy\, and join the community in creating a festive Halloween atmosphere. \nThe event provides an opportunity for local organizations to connect with families while contributing to one of Mystic’s seasonal traditions. \nBusinesses and community groups interested in participating should consult the Chamber’s registration information for requirements and event-day instructions. \nHalloween Fun With a Community Purpose\nThe celebration also supports United Way of Southeastern Connecticut\, connecting an afternoon of Halloween entertainment with an opportunity to help neighbors in need. \nFamilies are encouraged to bring nonperishable food donations to support the organization’s community assistance efforts. \nThe charitable component adds another dimension to the event\, giving participants a way to contribute while enjoying the parade and festivities. \nIt’s a reminder that some of the best community celebrations combine entertainment with the chance to make a difference. \nA Downtown Halloween Tradition for All Ages\nWith its historic streets\, waterfront scenery\, and distinctive drawbridge\, downtown Mystic provides a memorable backdrop for a Halloween parade. \nThe event brings together many of the elements families enjoy most about the season: colorful costumes\, candy\, decorated vehicles\, music\, and the excitement of seeing familiar places transformed for a holiday celebration. \nWhether you’re participating in the parade\, bringing children for trick-or-treating\, or simply enjoying the spectacle of hundreds of Halloween costumes moving through downtown\, the afternoon promises a festive start to Halloween week. \nAdmission is free\, and families are encouraged to come dressed for the occasion. \n  \n\nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/halloween-takes-over-downtown-mystic-a-costume-parade-trick-or-treating-and-family-fun-on-water-street/
LOCATION:Downtown Mystic\, West Main Street\, Mystic\, CT\, 06355\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Mystic
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SUMMARY:HallUween Takes Over Downtown Westerly on Halloween Night
DESCRIPTION:At a Glance\nWhat: Halluween and Trunk or Treat — a free\, family-friendly Halloween celebration throughout downtown Westerly\nWhen: Saturday\, October 31\, 2026\, beginning at 5 p.m.\nLocation: The UNITED Theatre\, 5 Canal Street\, High Street\, and downtown Westerly\, RI 02891\nAdmission: Free\nActivities: Trick-or-treating\, trunk-or-treat\, giant puppets\, Halloween movies\, crafts\, live music\, and a costume parade\nTrunk-or-Treat: Municipal parking lot next to Miceli’s Furniture\, sponsored by The Pantry\nMovies & Crafts: Navigant Credit Union’s Spooktacular Movie Drop-In & Craft Station in the UNITED’s Black Box\nGiant Puppets: Anne Cubberly’s Giant Puppet menagerie\nLive Music: Alice and the Mad Hatter performing in the UNITED’s Wonderland gallery installation\nCostume Parade: 6 p.m.\, led by the UNITED Music School Drum Corps\, with acrobats\, hoopers\, and other performers\nParade Finale: Awards for best costumes and spookiest screams\nPresented By: The UNITED Theatre with participating community organizations and sponsors\nParticipation Inquiries: info@unitedtheatre.org\nEvent Website: Official UNITED Theatre event page \nEvent Description\nHalluween and Trunk or Treat transforms downtown Westerly into a Halloween playground on Saturday\, October 31\, with giant roaming puppets\, trick-or-treating\, live music\, costumes\, and a parade led by a marching drum corps. \nBeginning at 5 p.m.\, the free celebration spreads across High Street and the UNITED Theatre\, bringing together local businesses\, artists\, musicians\, and families for an evening of Halloween entertainment. \nFrom a parking lot filled with trunk-or-treat festivities to a gallery transformed into a musical Wonderland\, this isn’t just another stop for Halloween candy. It’s a downtown-wide celebration with something around nearly every corner. \nGiant Monsters Are Coming to High Street\nOne of the evening’s most unusual attractions comes courtesy of artist Anne Cubberly and her Giant Puppet menagerie. \nFamilies can stroll alongside enormous\, imaginative creatures as they make their way through the Halloween festivities. \nThese oversized creations add a theatrical twist to the evening\, turning downtown Westerly into a setting where larger-than-life characters can appear among the trick-or-treaters. \nFor children who love monsters\, fantasy creatures\, and unexpected surprises\, the puppets promise to be one of HallUween’s most memorable sights. \nTrick-or-Treating\, Movies\, and Halloween Crafts\nHigh Street will be buzzing with families collecting treats and enjoying the festive downtown atmosphere. \nA special trunk-or-treat celebration takes place in the municipal parking lot next to Miceli’s Furniture\, sponsored by The Pantry. \nMeanwhile\, the UNITED’s Black Box will host Navigant Credit Union’s Spooktacular Movie Drop-In & Craft Station. \nFamilies can stop in for classic Halloween films and creative activities designed for all ages\, including adults. \nThe drop-in format makes it easy to enjoy a movie or spend some time making crafts before heading back outside for more Halloween adventures. \nA Spooky Wonderland With Live Music\nInside the UNITED’s gallery event space\, Halloween takes a more imaginative turn. \nThe Westerly Alternative Artists’ Guild is creating a Wonderland installation\, accompanied by live music performed by Alice and the Mad Hatter. \nThe combination of visual art\, familiar storybook characters\, and eerie musical entertainment adds another dimension to the downtown celebration. \nIt’s an opportunity to explore a different side of Halloween\, where the atmosphere is as much about fantasy and creativity as costumes and candy. \nA Drum Corps Leads the Halloween Parade\nAt 6 p.m.\, the UNITED Music School Drum Corps takes the lead for a Halloween costume parade through downtown. \nThe procession will feature acrobats\, hoopers\, and other performers\, bringing music\, movement\, and plenty of Halloween spectacle to the streets. \nFamilies are encouraged to wear their costumes and join the festivities. \nThe parade concludes with an awards ceremony recognizing the evening’s best costumes and spookiest screams. \nWhether you’re dressed as a classic monster\, a superhero\, a princess\, or something entirely original\, the parade offers a chance to become part of the celebration. \nA Halloween Night for the Whole Community\nHallUween brings together the arts\, local businesses\, and neighborhood organizations for a celebration that extends beyond traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating. \nWith activities spread between the UNITED Theatre\, High Street\, and nearby downtown locations\, families can move between music\, movies\, crafts\, giant puppets\, and Halloween treats throughout the evening. \nThe event is free and open to families\, making it an accessible way to enjoy Halloween in downtown Westerly. \nThe festivities begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday\, October 31\, with the costume parade scheduled for 6 p.m. An overall ending time has not been announced. \nMore information is available at the Event Website link below. \n\nFeatured image is an artistic representation inspired by the event and may not depict the actual people\, location\, or activities shown.
URL:https://thectbeacon.com/event/halluween-takes-over-downtown-westerly-on-halloween-night/
LOCATION:Downtown Westerly RI\, 5 Hight Street\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
CATEGORIES:Downtown Westerly
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