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Downtown Trick-or-Treat Returns to Clifton Forge on Halloween

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CLIFTON FORGE, VA (VR) – The annual Downtown Trick-or-Treat tradition is returning to Clifton Forge on October 31, bringing an afternoon of Halloween fun, sweet treats, and community spirit to Main Street.

Families are invited to head downtown from 1 to 3 p.m. on Halloween to enjoy a festive afternoon filled with costumes, candy, and opportunities to explore local businesses. Children can collect treats while visiting participating shops, making it a fun way for families to celebrate the holiday together in the heart of Clifton Forge.

Participants are encouraged to dress up in their favorite Halloween costumes and embrace the spooky spirit of the season. To find participating businesses, visitors should look for Halloween flyers displayed in store windows throughout downtown.

The annual event offers a wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy Halloween while supporting local businesses and connecting with the community. Organizers look forward to seeing Main Street filled with costumed children, smiling faces, and plenty of Halloween excitement.

With its combination of family-friendly fun and small-town charm, Downtown Trick-or-Treat continues to be a beloved community tradition in Clifton Forge.

Families are encouraged to mark their calendars for October 31 and join the festivities downtown from 1 to 3 p.m. for an afternoon of treats, costumes, and Halloween memories.

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