On October 31st, Halloween night, the Fallon Chamber of Commerce along with the Maine Street merchants, got together to host the annual Maine Street Spooktacular event. From 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, people were invited out to enjoy a night of costumes, candy, and creepy fun for the whole family. This year, a new surprise was unveiled: a giant pumpkin in front of which to take pictures. However, the fun didn’t stop there; The Fallon Theatre showed their Halloween holiday spirit by surprising the crowd with a Thriller flash mob. As the spooktacular event was winding down, the Fallon Theater expressed gratitude by saying, “Thank you so much to everyone who came out. Have a safe and enjoyable Halloween evening.”
Fallon Spooktacular
Main Street was alive with Halloween spirit as the Fallon Chamber of Commerce and local merchants hosted the annual Maine Street Spooktacular on October 31. Families enjoyed an evening of costumes, candy, and festive fun — plus a new giant pumpkin photo spot! The night capped off with a surprise “Thriller” flash mob from The Fallon Theatre, which thanked the community for making the event a spooky success.
- Sydney Trainor
- 11/06/2025 04:30 AM

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