Red Bank’s 76th Annual Halloween Parade Delights with Spooky Fun and Creative Costumes

RED BANK, NJ: Yesterday, Red Bank celebrated its 76th Annual Halloween Parade under gorgeous, picture-perfect skies, and it was a spook-tacular hit!

Starting at 1:00 PM, hundreds of excited families gathered at Hudson Avenue and E. Bergen Place for the lineup, with the parade officially kicking off at 2:00 PM. Led by the proud members of Red Bank Elks Lodge #233 and the lively Atlantic Watch Pipes and Drums Corps, the festivities marched through town in full Halloween spirit!

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The festive procession, filled with imaginative costumes and spirited floats, wound its way through town, ending at the White Street Parking Lot.

Parents and kids came dressed to impress, showing off a wide range of creative costumes that had everyone buzzing with excitement. From tiny witches and superheroes to families in coordinated themes, the costumes were as inventive as they were fun.

The Red Bank RiverCenter sponsored gift cards for the best costumes, adding to the thrill of the competition. Meanwhile, float awards, sponsored by the Red Bank Volunteer Fire Department, highlighted the community’s creativity with impressive, Halloween-themed displays.

Oscar Salinas, Director of Parks and Recreation, praised the community’s spirit, saying, “It’s always amazing to see how our families come together to make this event special. The creativity and enthusiasm on display truly capture the essence of Red Bank’s Halloween tradition."

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The parade was also filled with live music, setting the perfect tone for a day of family-friendly fun and excitement. With a great mix of spooky thrills and heartwarming community spirit, Red Bank’s Halloween Parade remains one of the most beloved events of the season.

VIDEOS

To watch the kick-off of the Parade, click HERE .

To watch the kids and parents marching up E. Bergen Place to Broad St., click HERE .

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