As Hoboken Halloween Decor Appears, City Plans Events

HOBOKEN, NJ — Spooky season has started in Hoboken, and the skeletons are coming out.

Halloween decor was spotted around town this week, including on a home on Washington Street, and on the bench across from the home:

A number of Halloween themed events are coming up in the mile-square city.

Each year, the city holds its traditional Ragamuffin Parade on the afternoon of Halloween, which this year falls on a Friday. Usually, adults and kids wear costumes and walk with or watch the parade. Businesses give out candy at that time.

Patch reached out to the city to confirm the time, and will update the story when information is released. See photos of last year's decorations and costumes here: P. Diddy And Springfield, Ohio: See Hoboken Halloween Costumes 2024

The city is also hosting Art Month this month with at least one Halloween-themed event.

The city also has had a Harvest Festival at times, usually at the end of the month.

Bar Crawls

Bars and private entities are also planning events, including bar crawls for the last two weekend of the month. Find out about those here.