Special $2 admission for all ghouls, ghosts and goblins of all ages
Trick or Treat in the Streets of the National Automobile Museum, The Harrah Collection, in downtown Reno – and you’ll be assured of treats, not tricks for your goblins, princesses and action heroes on Halloween, Thursday, Oct. 31 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Special $2 per person admission is being offered by the Museum for everyone, including children, family members and friends on Halloween. Traditional candy collecting on Halloween can be accomplished in climate-controlled comfort during the popular “Trick or Treat in the Streets.” Located on the corner of Lake and Mill Streets in downtown Reno, the Museum offers free parking in its own parking lot.
“We’ll have candy stations and games designed specifically for youngsters,” says National Automobile Museum Executive Director Jackie Frady. “This annual event provides us with an opportunity to give back to the community which is always so supportive of the museum.”
The National Automobile Museum offers parents a chance to enjoy more than 200 cars and authentic street scenes with facades; cars and artifacts from each era while they help their kids collect candy. When children “Trick or Treat in the Streets” at the Museum, nobody has to be shivering in the cold on Halloween.
For more information on Trick or Treat in the Streets call 775-333-9300 or visit www.automuseum.org.
About The National Automobile Museum (The Harrah Collection)
One of America’s Top 10 Automobile Museums, the National Automobile Museum showcases more than 200 remarkable automobiles. It features theatre presentations and audio tours in English and Spanish through 100,000 square-feet of galleries, exhibits and vibrant street scenes and accompanying artifacts that bring displays to life. The museum is a dynamic and popular venue for special events as intimate as 60 and as large as 1,200 guests. It also features the Nevada Space Center, home of the Challenger Learning Center of Northern Nevada. For more information, visit www.automuseum.org.
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