Pumpkins in the Park Returns to Bangor for Its 24th Year!

Fall is almost here, and that means crisp days, colorful leaves, and Halloween fun across Eastern Maine!

On Sunday, October 18, from 12:00–5:00 p.m., Darling’s Kia presents UCP of Maine’s 24th Annual Pumpkins in the Park at the Anah Shrine, 1404 Broadway in Bangor.

This year’s event is bigger, brighter, and more immersive than ever, transforming the Anah Shrine into an indoor Halloween carnival for the whole family!

Explore Pumpkin Lane, filled with jack-o’-lanterns, trick-or-treat booths, family games, and photo opportunities, then venture into Spooky Alley, featuring blacklights, neon colors, music, fog, and plenty of Halloween surprises.

Come in costume and enjoy trick-or-treating, candy, prizes, carnival games, face painting, a bounce house, concessions, and more, with fun hosted by local businesses and community partners. Best of all, it’s all indoors, so the fun continues no matter what the Maine weather brings!

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Admission: $5 per person-$15 per family-Cash only
Children 3 and under are free.

Presale will-call tickets are available by contacting UCP of Maine’s Front Office at 941-2952, ext. 200, or visiting 700 Mt. Hope Ave., Suite 320. Tickets will also be available at the door.

A sensory-friendly hour will be held from 3:00–4:00 p.m., with lower music levels and the lights on for guests who prefer a calmer environment.

For 24 years, Pumpkins in the Park has brought families together for a safe, fun Halloween celebration. All proceeds benefit UCP of Maine and its work supporting children and adults with physical, intellectual, and mental health
needs in our community.

Come dressed in your favorite costume and get ready for a day of Halloween fun!

For more information, visit the UCP of Maine website

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Pumpkins? Check. Costumes? Check. Fall fun? CHECK! 🎃👻🍁 Pumpkins in the Park is back for year 24!

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