Halloween has a way of bringing neighborhoods to life. Pumpkins appear on front porches, costumes fill the sidewalks, and families look forward to the traditions that make October feel special.
This year, New Jersey is also getting some national recognition for its Halloween spirit. A WalletHub study ranked Jersey City third among the best U.S. cities for Halloween in 2026, behind New York City and Los Angeles. Read the FOX 13 report.
Closer to home, there are free ways to celebrate across South Jersey. From downtown festivities in Mount Holly to trick-or-treating in your own neighborhood, here are a few activities to enjoy before October comes to an end.







