Halloween in Willow Glen
Halloween is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in the world. Whilst some feel it should not be celebrated as it glorifies evil, in our increasingly secular society it is mostly seen as a harmless bit of fun for the kids. Here’s how Willow Glen celebrated this Halloween.
Lincoln Avenue had the usual big gathering of children in costume sponsored by the Willow Glen Business & Professional Association. Preschoolers had their trick-or-treating between 10:00 am and 12:00 noon in all the shops that were participating this year. For the older children the timings were between 3:00 and 5:00 pm. That was when they visited the merchants.
Happy Hollow hosted its annual festivities, with trick-or-treating, rides, and zoo animals. The park was open regular hours, but the party was between 1:00 - 4:00 pm on that Sunday.
Books for Treats in Willow Glen had a new concept for celebrating this Halloween.They were encouraging everyone to give age-appropriate reading material rather than candy for Halloween. They had a host of volunteers … once on Tuesday to sort and stuff bookmarks into each book, and again on Halloween along Lincoln Avenue.
The Church on the Hill, located above Willow Glen had their Fall Family Blast which was great fun for children and adults. The party was on Halloween night and was a great alternative to walking along dark streets.
For those children who live on the southern end of Lincoln, Elva’s Coffee Stop was decorated and was looking beautiful for Halloween. They were handing our treats to children in costume all day on Monday.
Willow Glen celebrates Halloween in style. The people are very friendly and it’s a great place to bring up your kids. If you are interested in scouting for a house in Willow Glen, you could contact Dale Warfel, realtor who is familiar with the real estate in San Jose and should be able to help you make a good real estate investment.
Lincoln Avenue had the usual big gathering of children in costume sponsored by the Willow Glen Business & Professional Association. Preschoolers had their trick-or-treating between 10:00 am and 12:00 noon in all the shops that were participating this year. For the older children the timings were between 3:00 and 5:00 pm. That was when they visited the merchants.
Happy Hollow hosted its annual festivities, with trick-or-treating, rides, and zoo animals. The park was open regular hours, but the party was between 1:00 - 4:00 pm on that Sunday.
Books for Treats in Willow Glen had a new concept for celebrating this Halloween.They were encouraging everyone to give age-appropriate reading material rather than candy for Halloween. They had a host of volunteers … once on Tuesday to sort and stuff bookmarks into each book, and again on Halloween along Lincoln Avenue.
The Church on the Hill, located above Willow Glen had their Fall Family Blast which was great fun for children and adults. The party was on Halloween night and was a great alternative to walking along dark streets.
For those children who live on the southern end of Lincoln, Elva’s Coffee Stop was decorated and was looking beautiful for Halloween. They were handing our treats to children in costume all day on Monday.
Willow Glen celebrates Halloween in style. The people are very friendly and it’s a great place to bring up your kids. If you are interested in scouting for a house in Willow Glen, you could contact Dale Warfel, realtor who is familiar with the real estate in San Jose and should be able to help you make a good real estate investment.
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