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Information on Halloween
With the continued increase in COVID-19 transmission in our communities, Halloween and other holiday celebrations will need to look different.
To celebrate Halloween safely this year and help stop the spread of COVID-19 keep these general tips in mind:
- Keep gatherings small. Keep indoor gatherings to 10 people or fewer and outdoor gatherings to 25 people or fewer.
- Hold small gatherings outside, if possible. Wear masks and stay 6 feet away from other guests.
- Open windows and/or doors to allow air to flow, when possible if gathering indoors.
- Wear a mask indoors and outdoors if gathering with anyone that does not live with you.
Favourite Foods
| Contributor | Favourite Foods |
|---|---|
| Mamisoa | Sushi |
| Rachael | Cheesecake |
Halloween treats
Encourage guests to bring their own food, drinks, and treats. Do not share utensils or drinking cups. Always stay at least 6 feet away from people that do not live with you.
Candy
Remember who came to the gathering. Keep a list of invited guests in case one of them gets COVID-19. This list will be helpful if you're contacted by a health department case interviewer.
Stay home if you do not feel well or are at higher risk for getting very sick from COVID-19 (CDC: People at Increased Risk).
If you have been diagnosed with or exposed to COVID-19, do not host or participate in any in-person activities.
Costume masks are not substitutes for cloth face masks. The best face masks have two layers of fabric and cover your nose and mouth. Wearing a cloth face mask under a costume mask is not recommended because it may be hard to breathe.
