Trunk Or Treat, Wienerfest Highlight Eastern Montco Weekend Events

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — As we roll into October, the weather gets a little crisper and the leaves begin to change.

While the remnants of a hurricane may wreak havoc on events scheduled for Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles will also be playing early that morning just in case you want to get out and hit the bars for breakfast. Here are some places to go.

Meanwhile, there's the steady stream of Halloween0-style staples that run until the end of the month at Peddler's Village and at Sesame Place.

Here are some of the events planned for this weekend in eastern Montgomery County and the Philadelphia region:

Trunk Or Treat Held In Horsham Saturday

The third annual Trunk or Treat will be held on Saturday in conjunction with Action Karate and The Patio at Horsham. The free event at 100 Lakeside Drive goes from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. There were 40 trunks last year. Click here for more details.

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Scarecrows Are Back At Peddler's Village Scaring Up Seasonal Fun

The 47th annual Scarecrows at Peddler's Village display returns this week and continues through Oct. 26, transforming the 42-acre destination with creations designed by area residents, organizations, and village shops. (Read More)

(Dino Ciliberti/Patch)

Halloween Spooktacular Back At Sesame Place

The Count is back! Sesame Place Philadelphia is hosting "The Count's Halloween Spooktacular" at its Middletown Township amusement park from now through Nov. 1. (Read More)

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First Wienerfest In Abington On Saturday

The Abington Township Police Department will hold its first Wienerfest on Saturday at the Ardsley Community Center in the township's Glenside section. Click here for details.

(Abington Township Police Department)

2nd Annual 'Hike For Mike' In Warminster

The 2nd Annual "Hike for Mike" takes place at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Warminster Community Park. Known as "Walpy," Michael C. Walp was a former Warminster Township police officer who passed away in 2024, from ALS. (Read More)

(Tina Walp)