More Tips for Planning a Fall Festival
3. Be different!
Next up… Maybe an event with games, booths, and candy isn’t for you. Why not think way outside the box and try something new? Check out these Halloween alternatives for five different ways to be different. Our favorite is the Family Dinner Theater. Who wouldn’t want to come out for dinner and a show?
4. Go allergy-free.
Finally, if you offer candy, have allergy-free options. That way, all kids can go home happy. It’s a small act that goes a long way in showing families you really care about them. You might also provide small toy bags for candy-free families.
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