Lowe's is getting into the Halloween spirit early this year, scaring up a new opportunity for trick-or-treaters to wiggle into costumes and fill their bags with candy.
The home improvement chain will host “Hal-LOWE-en Trick-or-Treat Tryouts” at stores nationwide to help “make up for lost time” last year when the risk of COVID exposure kept many kids from pulling on Halloween masks for door-to-door trick-or-treating or indoor parties.
The Halloween events will be Oct. 21 from 5 to 7 p.m. in store garden centers for families who register at Lowes.com/TrickorTreat, the company told USA TODAY exclusively.
“We know that families are looking for safe and creative ways to celebrate Halloween again this year, and we saw an opportunity for Lowe’s to provide that experience in our local communities,” Joe McFarland, Lowe’s executive vice president of stores, said in a statement.
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