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Trick-or-Treat Hours Announced for East Baton Rouge Parish

Baton Rouge, LALocal News

The East Baton Rouge Parish has officially set the trick-or-treat hours for Halloween, allowing families to participate safely and joyously in the annual tradition. The designated hours are from 6-8 p. m. on Tuesday, October 31, 2023, providing a clear timeframe for parents and children eager to celebrate. This announcement comes at a crucial time, as many families are in the midst of planning their Halloween festivities, including costume selections and neighborhood decorations.

By establishing these hours, local officials aim to promote safety while encouraging community participation. Parents are urged to accompany their children during trick-or-treating to ensure their safety as they roam the streets. The announcement reflects Baton Rouge's commitment to creating a family-friendly environment during this festive time of year. As the holiday approaches, local businesses and organizations may also host events to enhance the community's Halloween experience. Residents are invited to embrace the spirit of Halloween and enjoy a night filled with fun and excitement.

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