Submitted by the Town of Chino Valley
Candy, comedy, holiday lights and hometown traditions are waiting this season.
Fall in Chino Valley means cooler evenings, colorful sunsets and plenty of reasons to get out and explore. From costumes and candy to pumpkin pie and holiday lights, the season is packed with family-friendly events that bring a little extra fun to our hometown.
Whether you call Chino Valley home or are looking for a reason to make the drive, discover Chino Valley this fall and add these three events to your calendar.
Halloween Fun at Memory Park
Grab the costumes and candy buckets because the Town of Chino Valley’s 29th annual Trick or Treating at Memory Park returns Saturday, Oct. 24.
From 2 to 8 p.m. Memory Park will transform into a Halloween hangout filled with candy booths hosted by local businesses, organizations and community groups. Kids can show off their best costumes, collect plenty of treats and enjoy an afternoon built around safe, family-friendly fun.
And when the trick-or-treating winds down, don’t head home just yet. Stick around for a free outdoor movie under the stars and enjoy a crisp Chino Valley fall evening.
The fun happens at Memory Park,
1020 W. Palomino Road. Businesses and organizations interested in hosting a candy booth can contact
Recreation at 928.636.9780 or
recreation@chinovalleyaz.gov.
Pie, Laughs & A Little Magic
November brings a sweet stop at the Chino Valley Library with The Gingerbread Lady & Annual Pie Feast on Friday, Nov. 20.
This free Thanksgiving-themed event brings together magic, comedy and storytelling, plus pumpkin pie, apple juice and a door prize.
Choose from two showtimes, 11 a.m. or 1 p.m., at the Chino Valley Library,
1020 W. Palomino Road. It is a fun way to kick off Thanksgiving week and make a few memories before the holiday rush begins.
Route 66 Meets Holiday Magic
Then it is time to turn on the lights and bring on the holiday cheer.
December to Remember returns Saturday, Dec. 5, 5:30 to 9 p.m. at Memory Park with this year’s Get Your Kicks on Route 66 theme.
Expect a festive Light Parade, food trucks, holiday activities for all ages, photos with Santa, gifts for the kids and plenty of Christmas spirit. Bundle up, grab something tasty and enjoy an evening of lights, laughter and hometown holiday fun.
From Halloween candy and Thanksgiving pie to Santa and Route 66 magic, there is plenty waiting to be discovered in Chino Valley this season. Bring the family, invite some friends and make a day of it. Discover Chino Valley. It’s cooler than you think.
