Halloween crafts, Haunted Hangar and pumpkin drop are included with Museum admission. Age 4 and under admitted at no charge. Come in costume for a festive experience. Halloween Event and Helicopter Pumpkin Drop invites you to join the flying witch for a delightful day of flight and fright as the Hiller Aviation Museum hosts its Halloween Haunted Hangar. Explore the Museum’s Gallery if you dare to hunt for hidden haunts. Build a creepy craft and join the festivities at the Aerial Carnival. Each days’ event ends in smashing style as the flying witch arrives by helicopter to drop her Halloween pumpkin. Come in costume and add to the fun! Candy, prizes and spooky surprises make this Halloween Hangar Haunt a fantastic occasion. Event included with Museum admission. 4 under admitted free of charge.
2022 is indeed a special year not only for San Carlos but also for the entire world as we pick up the bits and pieces of our lives from 2 years of pandemic. During the Goblin Walk, children and parents are strongly recommended to wear masks for their own safety. Well, our smiles might be hidden, and we may not be able to hug as much, but the sound of laughter as we gather in Laurel Street dressed in our weird costumes is good enough and something to be thankful for.
This year, as is tradition, our friendly local business owners in Laurel Street will be opening their doors to children ages 7 below and their parents from 4-5:30PM – just enough time reach every shop and restaurant from San Carlos Avenue to Arroyo Avenue. The first 1,000 Trick-or-Treaters can pick up a Goblin Walk Trick-or-Treat bag at Harrington Park or from any Goblin Walk volunteer—but who wants a small bag when you can fill a whole wagon with the help of your family. Also, since health is becoming a trend, you might expect to get something non-sugarry this year, like an avocado, a pack of nuts, or some veggie chips enough to make you cry.
“Children 7 years and under, accompanied by an adult, are invited to Trick-or-Treat down Laurel Street in their costume and visit the businesses displaying the Goblin Walk sign.
The first 1,000 Trick-or-Treaters can pick up a Goblin Walk Trick-or-Treat bag at Harrington Park or from any Goblin Walk volunteer. For questions please call (650) 802-4127.Macaroni Kid is a hyper-local website/e-newsletter featuring all of the kid/family-friendly events and happenings in the Palo Alto, Redwood City, Woodside, Portola Valley and Menlo Park area. It’s the spookiest time of the year when the tiniest ghouls and ghosts haunt Downtown San Carlos in search of CANDY! Children 7 years and under, accompanied by an adult, are invited to Trick-or-Treat down Laurel Street in their costume and visit the businesses displaying the Goblin Walk sign. From 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., kids 7 and under accompanied by an adult are invited to Trick-or-Treat down Laurel Street in their costume and visit businesses displaying the Goblin Walk sign.“The first 1,000 Trick-or-Treaters can pick up a Goblin Walk Trick-or-Treat bag at Harrington Park or from any Goblin Walk volunteer,” organizers said.
Participants are encouraged to be vaccinated, if eligible, stay home if they aren’t feeling week or have been exposed to COVID-19, and to wear a face mask even if vaccinated.
The first 450 Trick-or-Treaters can pick up a Goblin Walk Trick-or-Treat bag at Harrington Park or from any Goblin Walk volunteer, according to organizers.The Goblin Walk invites costumed young children and their families to Trick-or-Treat at businesses on Laurel Street from San Carlos Avenue to Arroyo Avenue from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Participating businesses will display a Goblin Walk sign.
Aircraft checkouts, cockpit exploration, glider, and helicopter construction, and more are just some of the activities that will be available. Click here for more information. And click here to buy tickets.
Every May, the town hosts the “Hometown Days” carnival in Burton Park, the city’s largest park. In October, the Chamber of Commerce hosts the San Carlos “Art & Wine Faire”. This year will mark the 30th year! In addition, every Sunday morning Laurel Street is home to a weekly farmer’s market.Jaime loves Mints and Honey. LOVES! And who can blame her? Not only is it the prettiest coffee shop in San Carlos, but the drinks and the food are so good. Even better, you can order ahead. They feature a location in Burlingame and they cater too.Hosted by the Hiller Aviation Museum – come in costume and see the Gallery decked out in its spooky Halloween decorations and the “Great Pumpkin” Scavenger Hunt.Children 7 years and under, accompanied by an adult, are invited to Trick-or-Treat down Laurel Street in their costume and visit the businesses displaying the Goblin Walk sign.San Carlos aims for a “small town” feel as the City of Good Living. Located on the Peninsula, about halfway between San Francisco and San Jose, San Carlos neighborhoods stretch between Belmont to the north and Redwood City to the south. It is a smallish, affluent residential suburb with a downtown area composed mostly of small shops and restaurants. San Carlos has a population of almost 30,000.
Real estate competition is fierce in this town, as it remains a highly desired place to live. With beautiful parks, neighborhoods and a hip downtown, many homebuyers flock to San Carlos. It features charming downtown bungalows in the White Oaks area, estates that line upper Eaton Avenue and the beautiful Devonshire Canyon hill-top homes. The town is continuing to grow and develop as more residents remodel their properties.
To steal a line or two from a Daily Journal story on the Cheongs a couple of years ago: “There are no trendy seasonal drinks or secret menus filled with colorful, syrupy concoctions. The outside of the shop is fairly nondescript, so much so that it’s easy to miss if you don’t know what to look for.” Doesn’t matter – the coffee is good. Really good. Plantation Coffee Roastery has been a fixture in San Carlos for 42 years!
Every house goes crazy with lights, inflatables, and Christmas lights on the 1900 block of Eucalyptus Ave. in San Carlos every evening from Dec. 5th-Dec. 25th. This is the spot to see Christmas lights in the Bay Area! This area of San Carlos is serious about the holidays. A few examples:It is the first city in California to open a charter school (San Carlos Charter Learning Center). San Carlos schools rank consistently well in statewide lists. White Oaks Elementary was recently named #5 on the U.S. News Rankings List for Best Elementary Schools in California. You can verify which high school you are assigned to by clicking here.
