8Anoka, Minnesota

Known as the “Halloween Capital of the World,” Anoka has been celebrating Halloween since 1920. The town hosts a month-long celebration filled with events, including parades, costume contests, and community activities. Anoka’s main event is the Halloween Parade, which features floats, bands, and plenty of candy for the kids.

Highlight: The annual “Pumpkin Decorating Contest” showcases the artistic talents of local residents, with creative designs that add to the festive atmosphere.

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