Brooklyn Trick Or Treating: These Streets Are Going Car Free

BROOKLYN, NY — Take note, Brooklyn trick-or-treaters — these streets will be a ghost town for cars this Halloween season.

The city's "Trick-or-Streets" program will offer spooky fun with three parades and 39 car-free streets through this weekend.

Some street closures — like on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, Parkside Plaza, Kensington Plaza, West 12th Street in Coney Island and Troutman Street in Bushwick — will feature live music, performances, jugglers and more.

Mayor Eric Adams and city transportation officials unveiled the full slate of programs Thursday.

"One of New York City's most valuable resources is our space, and we're making better use of it than ever before," Adams said in a statement. "We're making sure that all of our city's residents can safely enjoy our public spaces this Halloween and Día De Los Muertos."

More information, including an interactive map, can be found here.