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Things To Do in Naperville This Weekend: Oct. 30–Nov. 1

Jasmine Lee
Jasmine Lee
Jasmine Lee
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An experienced business reporter, Jasmine Lee graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago and has worked with various finance and business publications. With over 4 years of experience, she has a keen eye for trends and developments affecting local businesses in Naperville.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 1:15 PM · 1 min read
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Things To Do in Naperville This Weekend: Oct. 30–Nov. 1 — Naperville Technology news

Discover the best things to do in Naperville, Illinois, this Halloween weekend. Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, so the 5th Avenue Farmer’s Market closes its season with a Halloween Parade, the Millennium Carillon rings out spooky tunes at SCARE-illon on Rotary Hill, and the Halloween Lights Trolley Tours make their final runs. Then on Sunday, set the clocks back, test the smoke alarms and enjoy the extra hour. Before the kids head out, review PN’s Naperville Halloween Safety Guide. Naperville has no official trick-or-treat hours, but most families stick to roughly 4 to 8PM. Police recommend that young children wrap up when it starts to get dark (sunset is around 5:45PM) and that older kids finish by 8PM. Friday Serendipity Resale Shop Benefits Little Friends, Inc. 10AM to 5PM Monday thru Saturdays, find convenient storefront parking at Serendipity Resale Shop, located at 461 S. Route 59 in Aurora. Volunteers give time to benefit Little Friends, recognized as a leading service

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