A free, family-friendly Halloween tradition where Sherman Hill’s historic streets come alive with spooky scenes, live performances, costumes, and community spirit.

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A house decorated for Halloween at night, illuminated with red and green lights. The porch features Halloween decorations including ghost and skeleton figures, pumpkins, and a sign reading 'Everyday is Halloween'. The house has dark exterior walls, multiple windows, and a front door. There are candy cane-shaped lights along the walkway leading up to the porch.

Event Day & Time

October 30th | 6:30 - 9:00 pm

Map & Parking

Walk the historic streets of Sherman Hill and experience the magic of Halloween. Multiple streets will be closed to vehicle traffic during the event.

Parking is available in the UnityPoint lots, all within a block of the festivities.

Parking & Event Map
Parking & Event Map

Sherman Hill Association

Halloween on the Hill is made possible by the incredible support of the Sherman Hill Association and its dedicated board and volunteers. We’re grateful for their continued support and for helping make this annual celebration of our neighborhood possible.

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DMARC

Every year, Halloween on the Hill partners with the DMARC Food Pantry Network to help provide nutritious food and support to neighbors across the metro. Donate today and help us turn Halloween spirit into meaningful support for our community.

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Hoyt Sherman Place

Don’t miss the ghostly sightings at Hoyt Sherman Place. Our generous in-kind sponsor is a top spot for all things Halloween!

Drop off your DMARC pantry items and take a break with restrooms available for visitors, and don’t forget to make a stop at the Halloween Horrors at Hoyt Sherman Place Art Fair

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UnityPoint Health

Plenty of parking is available at UnityPoint, our generous in-kind sponsor. Park here, make a donation, and pick up a map from our volunteers before heading out to explore Halloween on the Hill.

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Hill Haunts &
Happenings

Catch up on Halloween on the Hill through local news coverage, event features, and stories from around the neighborhood. Visit our YouTube page to see the latest videos and coverage from Halloween on the Hill.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • The UnityPoint parking lot opens promptly at 6:30 PM.

  • We love our four-legged friends, but please leave pets at home. With large crowds, costumes, loud sounds, and closed streets, the event can be overwhelming for animals.

  • Yes! Admission is free, but a donation to DMARC is encouraged.

    Bring a nonperishable food item or make a monetary donation to help turn a night of spooky fun into something meaningful for our community.

  • Restrooms are available during the event at Hoyt Sherman Place (1501 Woodland Ave.) and The Mickle Center (1620 Pleasant St.). Restrooms are also available at nearby businesses, including Smokey Row, Gateway Market, Lua Brewing, and Big Grove Brewery.

  • Absolutely! Halloween on the Hill is designed for families and Halloween lovers of all ages. Some displays and costumes may be spooky, so use your best judgment for little ones.

    We suggest attending promptly at 6:30 to enjoy a less crowded event.

  • Halloween on the Hill is a walking event through the historic neighborhood. Most activities are accessible via sidewalks, but some areas may have uneven pavement, hills, or other historic neighborhood conditions. We recommend planning accordingly and bringing a companion if needed.

  • No. Our showcases, performances, and Halloween experiences run continuously throughout the event from 6:30–8:30 PM, so you can explore the neighborhood at your own pace.

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