The Best Things To Do in Philly with Kids
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Chestnut Hill: Halloween on the Hill
Join us throughout October for all sorts of Autumn fun and spooky Halloween spirit! Chestnut Hill turns extra magical at this time of year with the charm and enchantment that only a historic village like ours can provide. Whether you’re joining us simply for a fall evening of dining outside at one of our restaurants or coming for a specific Halloween event, we know you’ll feel inspired to love Autumn even more because of your visit.
Trick or Treating is Sunday, October 27th, from 1-3 pm.
Chestnut Hill Business District sponsors Trick or Treating on the Hill
1:00 – 3:00 PM
Families are invited to stroll Germantown Avenue and Bethlehem Pike in costume. Participating businesses will be handing out candy and non-food treats from 1 to 3 PM. Visit shops and restaurants displaying a “Treats Here” poster.
Once again this year, select businesses will be part of the Teal Pumpkin Project. Started by FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education),the Teal Pumpkin Project offers a simple way to make trick-or-treating safer and more inclusive for the one in 13 children living with food allergies, and many others impacted by intolerances and other conditions. A teal pumpkin signals that, in addition to candy, you offer non-food trinkets and treats that are safe for all trick or treaters.
