BANGOR, ME – The Cole Land Transportation Museum, one of Bangor's beloved historical venues, is delighted to announce its second annual Halloween Party, promising an unforgettable evening filled with spooky charm, fun, and, of course, candy!
 
Set to take place on Thursday, October 26th from 4pm-7pm, the museum will transform into a festive place for children and families alike. Guests will have the unique opportunity to trick-or-treat amid a backdrop of historical vehicles and exhibits, while immersed in a fully decked-out Halloween setting.
 
"Last year, we received an overwhelming positive response from the community with over 600 visitors," says Jennifer Munson, Museum Director. "If you are looking for a safe, fun and unique place to trick-or-treat this year, come on over to the museum!”
 
Themed Decorations: The museum will be adorned from floor to ceiling with Halloween-themed decorations, ensuring an atmospheric experience.
Costumed Staff & Volunteers: Our passionate team will be joining the fun, donned in their best Halloween costumes, ready to hand out treats to all our young visitors.
Trick-or-Treat Inside the Museum: A unique twist on traditional trick-or-treating, kids can collect candy amidst the museum's collection of iconic land vehicles.
Affordable Fun: Entry to this family-friendly event is free for children, ensuring they can enjoy the festivities without breaking the bank. Adult entry is priced at a modest $5.
 
Guests are encouraged to come in their Halloween best, adding to the fun and excitement of the evening. Whether you're a witch, ghost, or Batman, all costumes are welcome!
 
For more details, contact the Museum at (207)990-3600. We hope to see you there for a spooktacular time!