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What season is Halloween?
Halloween is celebrated in October on the 31st.
Is trick or treating on Saturday or Monday in 2011?
There is no Halloween commission, but trick-or-treating always happens on Halloween so it should be done on Sunday.
Where were Harry's parents killed?
one year old Harry would have been 15 months old. He was born July 31st, 1980. His parents were killed October 31st, 1981.
Has Halloween ever been on October 30'th?
No
When is the official night of Halloween?
The official night of Halloween is October 31. The Celts thought that on this day last year's ghosts came back to haunt earth because the wall between the two worlds was thin. So it has always been and probably will be October 31.
WHAT NIGHT HAS BEEN SELECTED THIS HALLOWEEN FOR CHILDREN TO GO DOOR TO DOOR FOR CANDY?
Going door to door for candy is an US American tradition (that seems to be being exported commercially). the Event happens on the night of Halloween which is ALWAYS October 31.
When will sims 3 late night be released?
Its already been released , it was released October 31st 2010.
How many days has it been since October 31st 2013?
As of 5/30/15, 576 days
How do you do trick or treating?
You dress up in a Halloween costume and go door to door on oct.31st and say trick or treat. then they will give you candy... wrong.... trick or treating the last five years (where I live) hasn't been on the 31st.
When will the movie krissh 3 be released?
Krissh 3 has been released. It released on 31st October 2013. It was counted as a success.
When is Halloween in Italy?
i THINK its the same day Americans celebrate it. october 31. if you want to find out for sure look more into it, and maybe you coould get back to me with a definite answer!
Are candy corns still a good treat for this Halloween season?
Candy corns are always a wonderful treat for the Halloween season. They have always been a classic candy that signifies Halloween. They still are a very good treat for children and most children love them the best.
