Halloween Celebration at the Old Forge Library

The Old Forge Library is getting into the Halloween spirit this year with a full lineup of festive events for all ages.

On Halloween night, Friday, October 31, the library lawn will be part of the village-wide trick-or-treating celebration.

Library staff, friends, and community volunteers will be outside with treats, a cozy campfire, and goodie bags for kids. Families are welcome to stop by, warm up, and enjoy the festivities. The public restroom will also be open for costume emergencies. Those who do not typically get many trick-or-treaters at home are invited to join in. Local businesses, organizations, and individuals are encouraged to help hand out treats and make the night extra special.

Throughout October, the library will also host Free Wednesday Night Craft Get-Togethers, each featuring a different fall-inspired project. On October 15, participants will create bubble-wrap corn. On October 22, the focus will be Diwali quilling. On October 29, attendees will craft mummy candy bowls. These gatherings are a fun and creative way to celebrate the season as a community.

The Old Forge Library looks forward to welcoming everyone this October for a season filled with creativity, community, and Halloween fun.