Huntersville Athletic Park is the place to be this evening, with a free community Halloween celebration running from 4 to 7 p.m. that organizers say will close out with a 300-drone light show lighting up the night sky. The event, dubbed Halloween in Huntersville, brings trick-or-treat booths, live entertainment, food and beverages for purchase, and a costume contest to the park on Sunday, October 25.
According to the event listing from Huntersville, NC, the free community event features trick-or-treat booths, live music and entertainment, food and beverages available for purchase, and a costume contest with prizes. Admission, parking, and activities are all free, with parking available at Lake Norman Charter High School and Central Piedmont Community College, including a trolley shuttle running from the high school lot.
The night is set to wrap with what the listing calls a special 300-drone Halloween show, as the night sky comes alive over the park once the sun goes down. A Huntersville Fire Department post promoted the event with the heading “Today is THE day!...”
What's Happening at the Park
Beyond the drone finale, the afternoon is built around classic Halloween fare — kids can visit trick-or-treat booths, take in Halloween-themed entertainment, and show off costumes in the contest for prizes. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, giving families a reason to stick around the park for the full three hours.
Organizers have also made getting there straightforward. With free parking at both Lake Norman Charter High School and Central Piedmont Community College, plus a shuttle trolley running from the high school, attendees have a couple of options for avoiding a scramble for spots close to Huntersville Athletic Park itself.
A Free Night Out for the Whole Family
With no admission charge and free parking and activities, Halloween in Huntersville is positioned as a low-cost way for local families to spend a Sunday evening together. The combination of booths, music, food and beverages for purchase, and a costume contest gives kids and adults alike plenty to do before the drone show caps things off after dark.
