đ Longmontâs Ultimate Halloween Weekend: Parades, Tamales & Pumpkin Smashes!
đ Longmontâs Halloween Weekend Is Here!
Hey Longmont!
Happy Friday, Longmont! The cityâs turning into one big costume party this weekend â packed with parades, pumpkin smashing, and tamale tasting. Whether youâre trick-or-treating downtown, rocking your best costume at Spooky Village, or carving up chaos at Axe Me Out, thereâs something festive for every ghost, ghoul, and goblin in town.
What vegetable was originally used to carve jack-oâ-lanterns before pumpkins became popular?
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đ 512 Main St, Longmont, CO
đ° $20â30 | Irish-American Pub Fare
This neighborhood favorite has been serving Longmont since 1981, earning its place as the cityâs longest-running independently owned restaurant. From hearty Reubens and chowder to crispy chicken-fried chicken, Mike OâShays delivers classic comfort food with a global twistâand a side of good vibes. Cozy brick walls, great cocktails, and a welcoming Main Street location make it a go-to for locals and visitors alike.
đ Hot Tip: Drop by for happy hour deals and catch the gameâthis is your neighborhood pub, Longmont style.
đ Longmontâs Spooktacular Weekend: Parades, Parties & Pumpkin Smashes!
Longmontâs rolling out a weekend full of frightful fun â from kid-friendly costumes to tamale tastings and pumpkin-smashing chaos! Whether youâre carving, dancing, or trick-or-treating, this weekendâs lineup proves Halloween in Longmont is all treats, no tricks.
đ» Friday: Quarters Kids Halloween Party
Kick things off early at Quarters Bar + Arcade from 4â6 PM! Kids can enjoy foam pumpkin decorating, temporary tattoos, and snacks in a safe and festive arcade setting. Parents â yes, you can play a few rounds too.
đ Saturday Morning: Longmont Halloween Parade & Trick or Treat Street
The cityâs most beloved Halloween tradition is back! Line up at 9:30 AM at Roosevelt Park â the parade starts at 10. Afterwards, stroll Main Street for trick-or-treating at participating local businesses.
đȘ Saturday Afternoon: Spooky Village @ Village at the Peaks (1â3 PM)
Your fall photo ops are here! Enjoy free hayrides, face painting, balloon twisting, and carnival games. Bring your costumed pets to join the Chuck & Donâs Pet Parade at 12:30 PM â because Halloween isnât just for humans.
đ Saturday Night: Carve nâ Smash @ Axe Me Out (2â9 PM)
Carve your pumpkin, then smash it to bits â no cleanup required! Expect contests, laughter, and maybe a little friendly competition. Costumes are encouraged, and the chaos is free-spirited fun for all ages.
đź Saturday Evening: Tamale Fair / Feria del Tamal (4â8 PM)
Head to Boulder County Fairgrounds for the ultimate flavor fest! Taste tamales from across Latin America, enjoy live music, Lucha Libre wrestling, and even test drive electric vehicles. A perfect cultural celebration with spice and soul.
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đ See You Monday, Longmont!
From foam pumpkins to parade floats, Longmontâs weekend is bursting with community spirit. Donât forget to tag your Halloween adventures and share the fun â we might just feature your costume next week!
Trivia Answer: B) Turnips!
Before pumpkins took over American porches, the Irish carved eerie faces into turnips to ward off wandering spirits.
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