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The 26th Annual Children's Halloween Parade will take place on October 31st from 3-6pm in Manhattan. Parents and children will gather at 3pm in Washington Square Park before parading through the streets. After the parade, free activities like trick-or-treating, performances, games and rides will be provided for children on West 3rd Street between LaGuardia Place and Mercer Street.
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