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St. Clairsville Halloween Bash to Bring Adult Trick-or-Treating, Vendors and Entertainment Downtown

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO — Downtown St. Clairsville is getting ready for a night of Halloween fun as the St. Clairsville Area Chamber of Commerce prepares to host its Halloween Bash on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

The event will feature adult trick-or-treating, local businesses, street vendors, food and live entertainment, giving residents an opportunity to celebrate Halloween while supporting businesses throughout the downtown area.

According to the Chamber, more than 30 participating stops are planned, with additional businesses continuing to join the festivities.

Main Street businesses taking part include AD Baker, Audrey’s Avenue, C&J Moments, Fur Pets Sake, Giacinta’s, It’s All About You Salon, Jarvis Law Office, Newellstown Diner, Pizza Milano, ROHA, Scarlet & Gray C. Dance, the St. Clairsville Public Library, St. Clairsville Sweet Shop, Taylor Martial Arts, WesBanco and Whispering Willows, along with the Chamber of Commerce.

A variety of street vendors will also be participating, offering visitors opportunities to explore local products and services. Vendors include DragonBeard, Evole Counseling, Fear Field, First Settlement, Harvey Goodman Realtor, Howell’s Customs Lawn Care, Kimberly’s Whimsical Wreaths, LED Transportation, McDonald’s, Wheeling Mineline, Miss Helen Psychic Reader, Ohio Valley Cotton Candy, Peace Love & Pretty Nails, Remax, Sip Sip Hooray Dirty Sodas, SWP Bakery, Valley Behavioral Health and Wheeling Linen Service.

Food options will include Kirke’s Ice Cream, Load It Up, Paleonardo’s and Ideal Provisions.

Entertainment is also planned throughout the event, including cardio drumming, Wheeling Mineline, a stilt walker performer and Twisted Circus at WesBanco.

The Halloween Bash is designed to bring the community together for an evening of seasonal activities while showcasing the businesses and organizations that contribute to downtown St. Clairsville.

With more than 30 stops and a growing list of participants, the event offers adults a chance to enjoy their own version of trick-or-treating while exploring Main Street.

Residents are encouraged to follow the St. Clairsville Area Chamber of Commerce for additional event details and updates as October 22 approaches.

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