From Halloween traditions and local events to pumpkin picking, river walks, and a few of our favorite spots just outside Conshy.
October is one of our favorite months in Conshohocken.
The decorated houses, neighborhood traditions, local events, and all the little things that make fall feel like fall.
As Conshy residents, Realtors, and parents of two young kids, we've come to appreciate just how much there is to do right here in our community.
From annual traditions to a few of our personal favorites, here's how we're spending Halloween season in Conshohocken and the surrounding area this year.
1. The Conshohocken Halloween Parade
Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 4–5:30 PM
Mary Wood Park, Conshohocken
A longtime Conshohocken tradition!
The annual Halloween Parade at Mary Wood Park brings together local families, neighbors, and plenty of creative costumes.
The parade begins and ends at Mary Wood Park House, with refreshments and prizes following the festivities. There are costume categories for children, adults, families, and even pets.
It's one of those community traditions we look forward to each year.
2. Celebrate Halloween at Hotel West & Main
Saturday, October 31, 2026 | 4–10 PM
46 Fayette Street, Conshohocken
Hotel West & Main is hosting a Halloween Party on the Plaza this year!
The evening will feature live music by Krimson Kirkus, along with New Again Adult Dance Company.
We attended their fall celebration last year with the kids and had such a great time. There was live music, a huge coloring table, and plenty of seasonal decorations.
We're excited to see what they have planned this Halloween!
3. Halloween Hunting Around Conshy
This one might be Sophia's favorite October activity.
We call it Halloween hunting, and it's exactly what it sounds like. We walk or drive around the neighborhood looking for Halloween decorations.
Inflatable ghosts, giant pumpkins, skeletons—the bigger, the better.
It's simple, free, and something we end up doing multiple times throughout October.
Our favorite time to go is in the evening when everyone's decorations are lit up.
4. Take a Walk Along the Schuylkill River
One of our favorite things about fall in Conshohocken is watching the leaves change along the Schuylkill River.
The trees put on an absolute show this time of year, and the Schuylkill River Trail is one of the best places to take it all in.
Whether you're heading out for a morning walk, bringing the kids in the stroller, or getting a few miles in on your bike, it's such a beautiful time to enjoy the trail.
We especially love the stretch through Conshy, with views of the river and all the fall colors along the way.
Take a walk along the river, then head into town for coffee or breakfast at one of our local spots.
5. Visit Maple Acres Farm Market
2656 Narcissa Road, Plymouth Meeting
A fall staple for our family.
Maple Acres is just a short drive from Conshohocken and one of our favorite places to visit this time of year.
Pumpkins, mums, seasonal produce, and all the classic fall farm traditions. Check their seasonal schedule for hayrides and other activities before heading over.
And something we especially love: Maple Acres has been a place to bring pumpkins back for the cows to enjoy!
Once Halloween is over, check with the farm about accepting leftover pumpkins. Just be sure they're free of paint, candles, and decorations.
6. Seasonal Activities at the Conshohocken Free Library
301 Fayette Street, Conshohocken
The Conshohocken Free Library is one of those local resources that's always worth keeping on your radar, especially with little kids.
From storytimes to crafts and children's programming, the library offers opportunities to get out and connect with other families throughout the year.
Check their calendar for Halloween-themed activities and seasonal events as October continues.
7. Community Activities at the Fellowship House
515 Harry Street, Conshohocken
The Community Center at the Fellowship House is another great resource for local families.
Conshohocken Borough Recreation Services offers a variety of children's programs, recreational activities, and community events throughout the year.
While this year's Halloween in the Park event is already sold out, it's worth keeping an eye on the Borough's recreation calendar for other seasonal programs and upcoming activities.
Conshohocken Recreation Programs
8. Get Outside at Sutcliffe Park
900 Freedly Street, Conshohocken
Looking for a way to get outside and move a little between all the Halloween festivities?
Sutcliffe Park has an outdoor fitness court that's free and open to the public. It features seven workout stations designed for strength, agility, and full-body exercise, with options for different fitness levels.
The court also has guided workouts you can access through the Fitness Court app.
It's a great opportunity to get outside, squeeze in a workout, and enjoy some fresh fall air without leaving Conshy.
9. Take a Class at Sanctuary Wellness Studio
Flourtown, PA | A short drive from Conshohocken
Fall is a great time to get back into a routine, try something new, or carve out a little time for yourself.
Just outside Conshy in Flourtown, Sanctuary Wellness Studio is a beautiful local space offering yoga, Pilates, barre, and sauna experiences.
Even better? Your first class is just $15, making it an easy opportunity to try out the studio without a big commitment.
Whether you're looking for a challenging workout or something a little slower-paced, there's a variety of classes to explore.
10. Grab a Fall Beer at Conshohocken Brewing Company
Halloween activities aren't just for the kids.
Conshohocken Brewing Company is an easy addition to your October plans, whether you're meeting friends or stopping in after an afternoon around town.
Check their tap list for seasonal beers and their calendar for upcoming events.
And while you're out, keep an eye on our local restaurants for Halloween weekend specials and seasonal menus.
11. Backyard Fires + Pumpkin Beers
Sometimes the best fall plans are the ones that happen right at home.
A fire in the backyard, a cozy sweatshirt, friends or neighbors stopping by, and a few seasonal beers.
We're big fans of Shipyard Pumpkinhead this time of year, but there's no shortage of great pumpkin beers to try.
It's one of our favorite ways to spend an October evening, especially when the weather finally starts to cool down.
12. Trick-or-Treating in Conshohocken
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Halloween night in Conshohocken is something we look forward to all year.
Between the decorated houses, neighbors handing out candy, and families walking around town, it's one of our favorite neighborhood traditions.
Some streets really go all out with decorations, and it's fun to see how much effort everyone puts into the evening.
Be sure to check the Borough's announcements for any official trick-or-treating hours.
13. Come Visit Us on West 10th Avenue!
And speaking of trick-or-treating…
We'd love to see you on Halloween!
If you're out in Conshy on October 31, stop by West 10th Avenue and say hello.
We'll have candy for the kids and a little treat for the parents, too!
Message us for our address.
We'll also have a sign-up sheet for our upcoming FREE fall mini photo sessions, which we're planning as a special thank-you to our community.
If you've been wanting updated family photos, we'd love to have you join us!
A Few More Simple Ways to Enjoy October
Some of our favorite fall activities don't require much planning.
Take a walk around Conshy to see the Halloween decorations.
Stop at a local farm stand for pumpkins, mums, and seasonal produce.
Pick up a fall coffee or baked treat from one of our neighborhood spots.
Get together with neighbors before heading out for trick-or-treating.
Make an afternoon out of visiting a local farm.
Happy Halloween, Conshy!
One of our favorite things about living in Conshohocken is how much community is built into everyday life.
From the annual Halloween Parade to running into neighbors while trick-or-treating, it's these traditions that make this town feel like home.
We hope you enjoy a few of our favorites this October. And if you're in our neighborhood on Halloween, we'd love for you to stop by!
Sam + Olivia
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