There’s fun for all ages: trick-or-treating, a parade, free pumpkins, musical performances, a jack-o’-lantern contest, “kooky karaoke,” a boat cruise, and even a costume catwalk. Plus: How to donate extra candy.

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FANGTASTIC FAMILY FUN AT BROOKFIELD PLACE
Celebrate All Hallows’ Eve in style on Saturday, 10/31, at the family-friendly Halloween Party at Brookfield Place! This year’s event will feature live music by the Deedle Deedle Dees, storyteller Luann Adams, hands-on activities with Carmelo the Science Fellow, magic by The Great Charlini, pumpkin carving with Hugh McMahon, trick or treating, and lots more! Show off your spookiest outfit while you strut your stuff on the costume catwalk with Fashion Emcees Tracey and Mason. Bring your costume-clad kiddos for a FANGtastic afternoon full of fun at 230 Vesey Street in Downtown Manhattan. For more information click here.

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HALLOWEEN PARTY FOR CHILDREN 5 MONTHS – 4 YEARS
NY Kids Club’s Spooktacular Halloween Celebration features an extended open play in the gym, fun art projects and face painting. Your little trick-or-treaters will decorate Halloween pumpkins, participate in a thematic sing-a-long and decorate cookies. With a fang-tastic costume parade, special party favors, a photographer present to capture special moments, pizza for children and wine, beer and hors d’oeuvres for adults, you’ll have a scary good time! To register visit nykidsclub.com!

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SPEND YOUR HALLOWEEN AT THE SEAPORT DISTRICT
••• FiDi Families Halloween Festival: Enjoy pumpkin decorating, a Music for Aardvarks sing-a-long concert, and more. 11am-1pm, Fulton Street.
••• 26th Annual Seaport Halloween Party: Join the Old Seaport Alliance and Seaport District for a night of trick-or-treating. 6pm-8pm, Peck Slip Park.
••• Halloween on the High Seas with Hornblower Cruises: 10% of ticket sales will benefit the Old Seaport Alliance. 6pm-8pm, Alive After Five (All Ages), 9pm-12am, Rock the Yacht (21+ Only).
Visit www.southstreetseaport.com for more information!

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THE SPOOKIEST PARTY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD!
Kids of all ages, join us for the HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR at Church Street School for Music and Art on Saturday, October 31st, 11am-3pm! Celebrate the magic of Halloween with spooky art projects, pumpkin painting, kooky karaoke, a haunted maze, games, food, prizes & more. Costumes encouraged! 74 Warren St. More info and tickets: churchstreetschool.org/halloween.

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THE ANNUAL (NOT-SO-SCARY) TRIBECA PUMPKIN PATCH
Join Lower Manhattan Community Church for our annual Pumpkin Patch party! There will be Halloween games, a photo booth, face painting, crafts, and of course free pumpkins. Costumes are encouraged! It’s especially fun for children from 2 to 10 years old (and it’s not at all scary). Saturday, Oct. 31, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 205 Hudson.

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THIS WEEKEND AT WASHINGTON MARKET PARK
Tonight (Saturday, Oct. 24): Friends of Washington Market Park’s first-ever Carved Pumpkin Contest! Anyone can enter—neighborhood residents, businesses, schools…—and ribbons will be awarded for scariest, funniest, and most creative. Just bring your carved pumpkin to the park between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. No carving allowed at the event.
Tomorrow (Sunday, Oct. 25): The Halloween Parade and Party! To march in the parade, join us at N. Moore and Greenwich Streets by 12:45 p.m. Follow the LGBAC marching band to the park for the biggest Halloween party in Tribeca (1-3 p.m.). We’ll have Baby Soda Jazz Band, jugglers, parkour, food trucks and dozens of activities.

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TORLY KID’S HALLOWEEN CONTEST AND CANDY DRIVE
After the Halloween gorging subsides, encourage your kids to trade their candy for a new toy. Bring Torly Kid (51 Hudson) your unopened Halloween candy November 1 through 20, and we’ll treat you to 10% off your next purchase and a good deed! This year’s candy contributions will be donated to a church on 141st Street, which will distribute them in a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving.

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