The City of Oswego's Creepy Crawl is Back!Posted on October 18, 2024 |
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The City of Oswego's Creepy Crawl is back!
Event runs from 6-9 PM on October 24, 25, and 26.
Please note that the entrance to the Haunted Tunnel will be from the Bridge Street side this year. All festivities will take place in Washington Square Park (East Park).
Join us for live music featuring Scars N' Stripes on Thursday, Little Queen on Friday, and Coldfront on Saturday.
Meet characters like Maleficent, Sally, and Wednesday on Thursday only, and the Sanderson Sisters on Friday and Saturday.
Enjoy delicious treats from Man in the Moon Candies, including chocolate and caramel apples. Canale's Restaurant will host the Wine & Beer Garden and serve food, while Prohibition Coffee offers hot drinks.
Miss Kelly's Dance Company will provide games, and R.S. Henna will be available for henna designs. Heidi Ho Donuts will have donuts and baked goods on Friday and Saturday, and Cait•Astrophic•Art will offer face painting on Thursday and Friday.
As vendors may not accept card payments, please bring cash for purchases.
Get ready for a spooktacular time! We can't wait to see you there!
A huge shoutout to the City of Oswego DPW! The Haunted Tunnel wouldn't be possible without your hard work and dedication. Thank you for making this event happen!
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