Please email Audra or leave a comment on this post if you hear about fun Halloween/Fall events/activities that families in our community need to know about! You can click the image above or here to see what we’ve found already!… Read More »
#1: HIDE THE CHOCOLATE FROM YOUR PETS (AND KIDS)
Chocolate is toxic to your pets—symptoms can range from vomiting to severe cardiac arrhythmias—so make sure it’s out of reach.
#2: XYLITOL: GOOD FOR OUR TEETH, BAD FOR OUR PETS
Check your sugar-free candy and gum for this deadly ingredient—any level of ingestion requires a vet visit.… Read More »
A Boo is a holiday tradition and an exciting way to spread cheer while raising money for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Boo-ing is fun to do with your friends, family, and especially your kids. Stick a Boo sign in a friend’s yard and leave a treat bag with your Boo Tag at the door. Ring the doorbell, run away and watch the enjoyment as your friends come outside to find their yard sign and surprise.… Read More »
……at the Donaldson-Bannister Farm
Oct. 23 – Nov 30
Join in the fun and add your family friendly, life-size decorated scarecrow to Scarecrow Row for the Fall holidays through Thanksgiving. Judging for prizes will be held at Apple Cider Days on Nov. 14 from noon -5 p.m. Categories: Best in Show, Scariest and People’s Choice.
You are only limited by your imagination!!… Read More »
Brook Run Park
4770 North Peachtree Road
Dunwoody, Georgia
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Hosted by Dunwoody Parks & Recreation, the Dunwoody Police Department, and community partners, the Halloween Spooktacular Drive-thru at Brook Run Park is open to all and will run from 6 to 9 p.m. Residents and visitors are invited to drive through a haunted display of spooky decorations, timed special effects and music.… Read More »
Click here to see the survey results!
Original Survey Post: Most everyone knows I count trick or treaters at my house. It’s been a tradition at my address since well before the Anders family moved in. Will Covid impact Halloween? Please let us know if you plan to participate in the normal ways by taking our 3 question survey.… Read More »
My husband and I bought our home from the original owners in 2002. The Orgerons loved Halloween. Interestingly enough, they kept a tally of the number of trick-or-treaters that came to the front door each Halloween since 1984. We kept up the tradition of counting as accurately as we can with the help of all our Halloween guests each year.… Read More »
My husband and I bought our home from the original owners in 2002. The Orgerons loved Halloween. Interestingly enough, they kept a tally of the number of trick-or-treaters that came to the front door each Halloween since 1984. We kept up the tradition of counting as accurately as we can with the help of all our Halloween guests each year!… Read More »
My husband and I bought our home from the original owners in 2002. The Orgerons loved Halloween. Interestingly enough, they kept a tally of the number of trick-or-treaters that came to the front door each Halloween since 1984. We kept up the tradition of counting as accurately as we can with the help of all our Halloween guests each year!… Read More »
My husband and I bought our home from the original owners in 2002. The Orgerons loved Halloween. Interestingly enough, they kept a tally of the number of trick-or-treaters that came to the front door each Halloween since 1984. We kept up the tradition of counting as accurately as we can with the help of all our Halloween guests each year! … Read More »
Original Post:
We moved into our home in Meadowlake subdivision over 10 years ago in August. Obviously, Halloween came soon thereafter. One afternoon, early in October, someone rang our doorbell. By the time we answered the bell, nobody was there! It must have been a GHOST?! … Read More »
