
Brentwood's Hometown Halloween: Wizards, Wands, & Wonders! - October 25, 2025
Join Brentwood's Hometown Halloween on October 25, 2025, for a magical evening of safe trick-or-treating and festive fun.
Brentwood is set to enchant residents and visitors alike with its annual Hometown Halloween event, themed "Wizards, Wands, & Wonders".
Scheduled for Saturday, October 25, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, this family-friendly celebration promises an evening filled with thrills and chills.
Attendees are encouraged to don their wizard robes, grab their wands, and immerse themselves in the magic of Halloween.
The event will take place in downtown Brentwood, encompassing Oak Street, First Street, and Brentwood Boulevard, stretching from Third Street to Diablo Way and Chestnut to Maple.
With over 5,000 participants expected, the streets will come alive with festive decorations, themed booths, and, of course, ample opportunities for safe trick-or-treating.
Local merchants are invited to set up booths, offering treats and engaging activities for children.
Booth spaces are available in various sponsorship tiers, including:
Magical Wizard Sponsor ($775.00)
Spell-Caster Sponsor ($575.00)
Potion Sponsor ($275.00)
Magical Wizard Double Booth ($350.00)
Enchanted Regular Booth ($250.00)
Participants are encouraged to bring their own tables, chairs, decorations, and treats to distribute.
While sales from booths are not permitted, this is a prime opportunity for businesses to engage with the community and showcase their offerings.
Adding to the excitement, a contest for the Best Decorated Booth will be held, with prizes awarded for first, second, and third places.
For more details or to register as a sponsor, interested parties can visit the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce's official website.
Don't miss out on this spellbinding evening that brings the Brentwood community together in celebration of Halloween's magic and wonder. |
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