Most, if not all of us, know that the date of Halloween always falls on October 31st.This date goes back hundreds of years to the Celtic celebration of All Hallow’s Eve.
The day of the week that Halloween, also called All Hallows Eve, falls on changes every year. That’s very important for Halloween party planning, as well as vacation planning. You are going to take the day off, if it falls on a weekday, aren’t you!!?? Obviously, we believe it should be a national holiday.
What day of the week is Halloween celebrated on:
Did you Know? Most Halloween parties are not held on October 31st. The majority of parties are held the Friday or Saturday before Halloween. Without a doubt, kids will want to go out trick or treating on Halloween night.
Origin and History of Halloween – the roots of Halloween date back centuries, back to Celtic holiday of All Hollow’s Eve.
Pumpkin Nook’s Halloween Central– From how to carve pumpkins to pumpkins facts, myth and lore.
Halloween Party Recipes – For pumpkin carving parties, Halloween parties and the big night.
More on Pumpkin Carving – The “how to” along with pumpkin carving tools and kits.
Pumpkin Picking Tips – How to pick the perfect pumpkin- – in the patch, at the roadside stand, or at the store.
Halloween Party Recipes – great, sometimes gory party treats.
TGN’s Pumpkin and Garden Recipes
Holiday Recipes – recipes aplenty for your favorite holidays
