Village of Bethesda Trick-or-Treat
There will be costume judging beforehand at 5:30 pm at Park Shelter #2.
There will be costume judging beforehand at 5:30 pm at Park Shelter #2.
Join the Village of Belmont for trick-or-treat, a costume contest, and a Halloween party. Costume judging will begin at 5:00 pm, trick-or-treat will be from 6-7 pm, and the party will begin at 7 pm.
At 5:00 pm, head to the Lafferty Moose Lodge for a party and trunk or treat. There will be costume judging, hot dogs, chips, drinks, and treats. Trick or Treating around town will be from 6:00 to 7:30 pm. The Moose Lodge will offer wagon rides from downtown and back to the lodge.
Afterwards, there will be a Halloween Party at the firehall from 6:30 – 8:00 pm with a costume contest, baked goods, and a full concession.
Take a stroll through the Union Cemetery and learn about the different types of grave markers and why some are so different than others. Learn about the stories of a few notable residents buried there. This tour is through the Belmont County Heritage Museum and the St. Clairsville Public Library. Registration is required. Not suitable […]
The 3rd Annual Copper Chili Cook-Off benefits the Barnesville State Theater. Set-up and chili cooking begin at 8:00 am, and tasting begins at 11:30 am. From noon until 3:00 pm, attendees can taste chili and judge for the People’s Choice Award.
Come out and enjoy live bluegrass music by Nothing Fancy with special guest Blue Diggity. The kitchen opens at 5:00 pm, and the show will start at 7:00 pm. The venue is cash only and can only be purchased at the door.
Join the Belmont County Spirit Seekers along with the St. Clairsville Public Library and the Belmont County Heritage Museum for a legends and lore presentation at the library. This presentation will take you back in time, discussing historical places and tragic events of the past in Belmont County. Not suitable for children under 10 years […]
This special event is designed to combine the fun of Halloween with educational activities focused on nocturnal animals. It’s a great opportunity for families to enjoy trick-or-treating while learning about the amazing creatures of the night. Be sure to wear a costume. Sponsored by Belmont County Soil and Water.
Bring the kids and your dog to the David M. Lucas Dog Park for a Fall Festival on October 18th! From 11 am until 4 pm, you and your dog can enjoy food trucks, vendors, a Chinese auction, and plenty of socializing and playtime for the dogs and kids.