September 2021— It's sure to be a spook-tacular time this Halloween! Now's the time to dress up as your favorite superheroes or princesses. Check out our most up-to date list of local Trick-or-Treat times!
Don't see your Community Trick or Treat time or special event where kids (or Adults) can trick or trick? Please let us know, so we can get them added to the list! Email all updates to allisonr@visitcanton.com.
Local Trick-or-Treat Times in Stark County
Many of the 2021 Trick or Treat Times in Stark County communities and at Stark County attractions are TO BE ANNOUNCED and we will update as soon as we have the information. Explore Fall Festivals, Pumpkin Patches, and Fall Fun Events throughout September and October.
Allison Gromofsky is the Marketing Coordinator for Visit Canton. She enjoys shopping, spending time with friends & family, going to concerts, and watching football! Allison can be found trying new restaurants, exploring museums, and hanging out at Canton First Fridays. Allison is a Stark County native and loves to work, play and live in Canton, with her husband, Andy. Have an update or comment about the blog? Reach out at allisonr@visitcanton.com.
September 2021 - There are so many running events in Stark County in 2021. From a full marathon to family friendly runs your list of races to register for this season is sure to grow a little longer!
September 2021 - It’s almost everyone’s favorite season—FALL! The time when everyone falls into love with everything pumpkin spice, corn mazes, apple cider, and pumpkin picking. Check out all of the fall fun that are happening in Stark County!
August 30, 2021- Receive FREE admission as part of Smithsonian Magazine’s “Museum Day Live!” on Saturday, September 18, 2021. Participating Stark County Museums include Pro Football Hall of Fame, McKinley Presidential Library & Museum, and the Massillon Museum.
August 2021 - A long weekend with sunny, warm weather are in the forecast! This may feel like the unofficial last weekend of summer for many, so make sure to get out and make the most out of it.
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