Hometown Halloween, an all ages Island tradition, continues this year on Sunday, October 31st, from 3:00-5:00pm on Winslow Way in downtown Bainbridge. 

Winslow Way merchants join the festivities to pass out treats to masked superheroes, pirates, fairies, storybook characters, and more as they descend on downtown for Halloween fun. Winslow Way will be open for pedestrian traffic only from 3:00-5:00pm. 

Returning this year, Cook Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service and John L. Scott Real Estate step into central sponsorship roles supporting the family-centered Trick-or Treat Downtown. 

Spooktacular events are set throughout downtown, as shopkeepers up and down Winslow Way will be open to greet ghouls of all ages. The Bainbridge High School Band will kick things off at 3pm.  Spooky organ music will fill the air from Eagle Harbor Congregational Church. 

KiDiMu will be hosting an outdoor party from 12pm - 4pm featuring pumpkin science, art activities, and more to celebrate the spooky season! 

Trick-or-treaters will find another great Halloween tradition, Cook Family Funeral  Home’s annual “Haunted Cider Booth.” The booth will be located at the head of Madrone Lane. Hungry trick-or-treaters should be sure not to miss Haunted Happy Hour at Bainbridge Apothecary and Tea Shop for free corn dogs popcorn and treats alongside live music from Joel Underwood. And remember to top off your afternoon with a free scoop of ice cream from MORA Iced Creamery on Madrone Lane.

New this year, we will have a photobooth setup on Madrone Lane for our new costume contest. To enter, you can submit a photo or selfie either by emailing us at info@bainbridgedowntown.org or by using the hashtag #BainbridgeDowntown on Instagram or Facebook.

As this event is expected to bring more than 500 participants, per Washington State guidelines masks will be required indoors and outdoors.