Treats in the Streets
Detroit Historical Society throws a family Halloween afternoon at the Detroit Historical Museum: Treats in the Streets starts Sunday, October 25, at 2:30 p.m. in Detroit. Explore The Streets of Old Detroit with a scavenger hunt, crafts, and a dance party with Fangs and Twang; free tickets, limit 10 per family.
Step into The Streets of Old Detroit for a Halloween inspired by night-circus magic. Expect a scavenger hunt, creative crafts and coloring, and a lively dance party soundtracked by local spooky band Fangs and Twang. Kids head home with a bag of treats.
Recommended for ages 2–12. Tickets are free, with a limit of 10 per family. Costumes are welcome, but anything promoting illegal activity, disrespect, or violence isn’t allowed, and no real or toy weapons (nunchucks, sickles, swords, knives, guns, etc.) are permitted in the museum.
Recommended for ages 2–12. Tickets are free, with a limit of 10 per family. Costumes are welcome, but anything promoting illegal activity, disrespect, or violence isn’t allowed, and no real or toy weapons (nunchucks, sickles, swords, knives, guns, etc.) are permitted in the museum.
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