Halloween 2021 In Moorestown: Trick-Or-Treat Times, Events

MOORESTOWN, NJ — Halloween is right around the corner, which means Moorestown's little ghosts and goblins are getting excited about all the spooky fun a normal Halloween has to offer.

The curfew for Oct. 30, commonly known as Mischief Night, is 8:30 p.m. in Moorestown, according to the township clerk. The curfew for Oct. 31, commonly known as Halloween, is 10 p.m.

There are multiple Halloween events for residents to enjoy in and around Moorestown this year.

The Moorestown Mall hosts a Spooktacular Halloween celebration from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday. Characters from the Addam’s Family will be along for interactive sing-alongs, dancing and performances. There will be candy goody bags, children’s karaoke, face painting, a balloon artist, crafts and more. Costumes are highly encouraged. Tickets are required and sold through Moorestown-Mall.com and athttps://spooktacular-halloween.eventbrite.com.

Action Karate Cinnaminson hosts a Trunk or Treat for Kids: Community Event from noon to 1:30 p.m. Sunday. This event will be hosted outdoors in the Action Karate parking lot, 1703 Highland Avenue, next to 7-11 and across from Friendly's. You do not have to be an Action Karate member. This event is open to the community. For more information, click here.

The Burlington County Special Services School District, the Board of County Commissioners and the Burlington County Sheriff's Department are partnering to bring back the annual Trunk-or-Treat for special needs children. It takes place from noon to 2 p.m. Oct. 30 in the parking lot of the Special Services School District's Westampton Campus, 20 Pioneer Boulevard, county officials announced on Friday. Read more here: Trunk Or Treat Returns To Burlington County Oct. 30

Gleneayre Farm in Lumberton hosts Trick-or-Treat With Habitat For Humanity Oct. 29, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Each fall, Habitat for Humanity of Burlington and Mercer Counties brings its community of supporters together for a unique fundraising experience. Teams from local businesses come out for a lighthearted building competition, with all funds raised to support Habitat's affordable housing initiatives. In the past, they've built interior walls that were installed in a new home in Evesham, playhouses that were donated to families on the McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst Base, and poverty housing from around the world to demonstrate the global need for housing.

This year's challenge will be haunted houses to show that substandard housing is a frightening sight and that everyone - even goblins and ghouls - deserve a place to call home! Teams will construct haunted houses of their own design, and local families will view and vote for their favorite structure while receiving treats as they visit each house.

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