The Historic Irvington Halloween Festival In Indiana Is A Classic Fall Tradition
By Benjamin Clancy|Published October 15, 2020
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Benjamin Clancy
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Benjamin Clancy is the Illinois and Indiana writer at Only In Your State, a doctoral candidate at UNC Chapel Hill in Communication, and an artistic type who has attended the Vermont Studio Center residency in poetry writing and makes something like music as "little other." They grew up in Austin, Texas and currently live in Chicago, IL with their partner, two dogs, and a cat. Get in touch by emailing bclancy@onlyinyourstate.com.
For over 70 years, The Historic Irvington Halloween Festival has been a fun and frightful Indiana tradition. From haunted tours and charity runs, to parades, street fairs, and vendors, this weeklong fest has all you and your family could want from a fall celebration. Check yourself into a hotel and hang around this vibrant and historic community for a hauntingly fun Halloween.
The Historic Irvington Halloween Festival takes place at 5700 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN, 46219, but locations for events happen across the Irvington Historic District.
Don’t lose your head trying to find a fall activity that fits the whole family this year. Historic Irvington is the best place in Indiana to celebrate a Hoosier Halloween. The festival week may be dedicated to horror, but with so many events and offerings, it’s bound to leave you happy as a jack-o’ lantern.
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