Historic Downtown Halloween Stroll runs Saturday afternoon on Cedar City's Main Street
The family event replaces Hocus Focus; Friday's Celebrating Queen concert at the Heritage Center is postponed to Feb. 17.
CEDAR CITY - Families can trick-or-treat along Main Street from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, during the Historic Downtown Halloween Stroll, according to Cedar City's online event calendar.
The city listing says the event was formerly called Hocus Focus. It describes costumes, seasonal activities and trick-or-treating at participating downtown businesses, which together are meant to turn the historic district into a family "Halloween town." The listing does not mention a cost or registration.
One Halloween-weekend show is off. The Celebrating Queen tribute concert, which had been on the Heritage Center calendar for 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, at 105 N. 100 East, has been postponed to Feb. 17, the city's theater calendar shows. The listing directs ticket questions to the band at webmaster@celebratingqueen.com.
Source: Cedar City calendar: Historic Downtown Halloween Stroll; Cedar City Heritage Theater calendar: Celebrating Queen (postponed)