Halloween in Vacaville

If you’re looking for the best way to spend your Halloween in Vacaville, look no further! Here are some of the most fun, family-friendly Halloween events in Vacaville.

1. Halloween Stroll in Downtown Vacaville

Downtown Vacaville hosts its annual Halloween Stroll from 4m to 6 p.m. Come costumed and collect free treats from downtown businesses!

2. Nut Tree Harvest Festival

The Nut Tree welcomes all families to Nut Tree Plaza (kids’ area) for a costume contest, spooky magic show, prize wheel and a visit from Choo-Choo the Nut Tree Mascot. The fun runs from 4 to 8 p.m. with the costume contest at 6 p.m.

3. Vacaville Commons Safe Trick or Treat

Snag goodies from participating merchants from 2-6pm.

Is there a Halloween event that’s open to the public that you don’t see here? Let us know in the comments!

Ryan Bates Photography Presents “The Generations Project” Gallery

Ryan Bates Photography invites you to view its latest gallery of artwork, “The Generations Project,” this Friday evening, April 26th, in Vacaville, CA.

This family-oriented exhibition features 15 images by local photographer Ryan Bates who accentuates the emotional bonds of 15 families.

As we approach Mother’s Day, we know that celebrating a mother celebrates the entire family – a circle of strength and love that grows with every birth and every union.

The Generations Project presents a rare, five-generation set of women…great grandmother, grandmother, mother, daughter, granddaughter…as well as a local councilwoman,  daughters that have been reunited with their birth mother after 30 years, two-time breast cancer survivor, and other local business owners.

We welcome the entire community to join us in celebrating family as we stroll through Engage Meeting Places this Friday Night in an open house style event. See you there!