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2025
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Yellow Springs Halloween activities set

Beggars Night activities set

Halloween Beggars Night in the village will be Friday, Oct. 31, 6–8 p.m.

In addition to trick-or-treat, neighborhood bonfires — with firewood provided by the YS Public Works Department and hot dogs provided by the YS Police Department — will be hosted at eight locations across the village:

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• 224 W. Davis St.

• “The Triangle,” at the conjunction of East Whiteman, East Davis and Livermore streets.

• 1415 Meadow Lane

• 300 block of Union Street

• 270 Kingsfield Court

• 693 Omar Circe

• The intersection of Edgefield and Southgate drives

• The intersection of Northwood and Whitehall drives.

The evening’s festivities will also include the sixth annual Harry Potter immersive experience at 117 E. Davis St., hosted by homeowners Jean-Michel Lamoine and Scott Newman.

The wizarding world will be represented with stops at Professor Trelawney’s Divination Tower, the Sorting Hat ceremony in the Hogwarts Library, and Ollivanders Wand Shop, where every witch and wizard can find their perfect wand. Visitors can also stop at Honeydukes candy shop, with butterbeer and cotton candy; Potions Class; and Living Portraits; and receive a personalized Hogwarts acceptance letter from the Owl Post.

At the end of the night, Lucky Bunny Tattoo Club will host a free dance party from 7–10 p.m. on Short Street.

The family friendly gathering will include kid and adult costume contests, snacks, drinks, temporary tattoos, music and dancing with DJ Creepingbear playing the tunes.

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One Response to “Yellow Springs Halloween activities set”

  1. Don Hubschman says:

    The Halloween neighborhood bonfires are one of the best things YS does. I’m grateful this tradition continues. I have great memories of the ones on the corner of Glen View and Birch where Deacon Richardson and the other neighborhood dads would feed us hot dogs, marshmallows, and apple cider until our bellies were about to burst.

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