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(BOSTON, MA) This upcoming Friday, the Halloween-themed children's festival "Fall-O-Ween" is returning to Boston for a fourth year! Hosted by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, this Fall event promises to provide plenty of FREE festive family fun!

What Activities Will The Children's Festival Offer?

The 2024 Fall-O-Ween Children's Festival invites kids and adults alike to celebrate the spooky season by coming to the event dressed in their Halloween costumes. Upon arriving at this exciting community festival, guests will be able to participate in a wide range of free activities, which include:

• Ultimate Gaming Truck
• Haunted Zombie Maze
• Jumpin' Pumpkin and Scarecrow Slide
• Pumpkin Bowling
• Glow in the Dark Park
• • With LED swings and LED seesaw
• Music
• Arts and Crafts
• Treats
• Rides on the Trackless Train
• Field Games (Facilitated by Knucklebones)
• Sensory Play (With Play Boston)
• LEGO® Discovery Center Boston
• • Halloween LEGO vuilds
  • LEGO Halloween Build Activities with a Master Model Builder
• New England Dairy Displays
• • Mobile Dairy Bar
  • Mobile Dairy Experience
• Live Entertainment at the Parks Department Stage
• • Music from Matt Heaton
  • Dancing with Family Zumba
  • Spooky Story Time with Boston Public Library

With so many opportunities for free family fun, you definitely do not want to miss this year's Fall-O-Ween children's festival!

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Fall-O-Ween Children's Festival Details:

• WHERE: Boston Common Frog Pond (at the corner of Beacon and Charles Street), Boston, MA 02108
• WHEN: Friday, October 18th, 2022
• TIME: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
• PRICE: FREE

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