Halloween In Gerstle Park 2021
Fall has arrived! A favorite season for many. Crisp air, sprinkled leaves, and of course Halloween celebrations. Like last year, we'll continue taking precautions to keep everyone in our neighborhood safe due to COVID. While Halloween will need to be different this year, we believe we can keep the community spirit alive, while also staying safe.
Halloween House Decorating Contest
The GPNA will host its annual Halloween House Decorating Contest and we encourage BIG participation. We need the spirit this year more than ever! Nominate your house or a neighbor by emailing info@gerstlepark.com.
Trick or Treating Safely In Gerstle Park
Last year's candy chutes were a hit, so we're going to use them again this year. If you’d like to safely hand out candy from a distance via a “candy chute”, please email info@gerstlepark.com with your address, and we'll add you to the official Gerstle Park Candy Chute Map. You'll need to pick up the chute at 26 Marin St.
If you want to decorate your house, yet want to make it clear to trick-or-treaters you aren’t handing out candy, scroll down and you can download a sign that says, "Boo! No Candy Here. Come back in 2022!"
Halloween House Decorating Contest
The GPNA will host its annual Halloween House Decorating Contest and we encourage BIG participation. We need the spirit this year more than ever! Nominate your house or a neighbor by emailing info@gerstlepark.com.
Trick or Treating Safely In Gerstle Park
Last year's candy chutes were a hit, so we're going to use them again this year. If you’d like to safely hand out candy from a distance via a “candy chute”, please email info@gerstlepark.com with your address, and we'll add you to the official Gerstle Park Candy Chute Map. You'll need to pick up the chute at 26 Marin St.
If you want to decorate your house, yet want to make it clear to trick-or-treaters you aren’t handing out candy, scroll down and you can download a sign that says, "Boo! No Candy Here. Come back in 2022!"
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