Candy Trek & Carnival Halloween Hits in F.C.

2026-06-19 5:46 PM

From the News-Press trick-or-treat photo post last Sunday to the annual City of Falls Church Halloween Carnival on Saturday night, treat seekers hit the streets of F.C. over the weekend.

From the News-Press trick-or-treat photo post last Sunday to the annual City of Falls Church Halloween Carnival on Saturday night, treat seekers hit the streets of F.C. over the weekend in costume to participate in community festivities and collect their candy stashes. (Photos: News-Press & Jon Reaves)

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