Halloween fun and Trick or Treat at Palace Theatre

Get ready for some spooky fun with a Halloween party and Trick-or-Treat at Palace Theatre in Downtown Columbus. 

The Palace Theatre, an architectural gem, is known for its ornate decor, and during this event, it undergoes a spooky makeover. Imagine walking through its hallowed halls and discovering a world where Halloween fantasies come to life.

This spellbinding extravaganza is a treat for kids of all ages, offering a safe and weather-proof alternative to traditional trick-or-treating.

Trick or Treat at Palace Theatre

On Wednesday, October 25, 2023, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM, kids of can walk through a themed version of the historic Palace Theatre and collect goodies.

The event is totally free – no tickets or registration required. There are stairs at the event; please leave strollers at home. 

Kids can take their Halloween costumes for a trial run as they trick or treat through the theatre. Don’t be afraid to go all out with creative costumes – this is the theatre after all! 

More than just candy

In addition to the treats, there are selfie spots throughout the event to capture the memories of the Halloween season (and your cool costumes!)

Kids will also enjoy crafts and other fun at the event.

Trick-or-Treat at the Palace Theatre promises to be an unforgettable experience for children and the young at heart. With a spooky twist on a beloved local landmark, it offers a safe and exciting way to celebrate Halloween. 

Details at capa.com.

About Palace Theatre

34 W. Broad Street between High and Front Streets, adjacent to the LeVeque Tower.

The Palace Theatre is a cherished cultural gem that has stood the test of time as a beacon of the performing arts in the heart of the city.

With its storied history dating back to its grand opening in 1926, the Palace Theatre has been a hub for entertainment, hosting an array of captivating performances, from Broadway shows to music concerts, stand-up comedy, and more. 

Architect Thomas Lamb, who also designed the Ohio Theatre, used France’s Palais de Versailles as inspiration for the Palace Theatre. Since the theatre was primarily a vaudeville house, and the performers had to be heard without amplification, there’s not a bad seat in the house!

Beyond its stunning aesthetics and acoustics, the Palace Theatre is a testament to the enduring love for the arts in Columbus, offering a rich and diverse cultural experience that continues to captivate audiences to this day.