When local daylight time is about to reach
Sunday, November 6, 2022, 2:00:00 am clocks are turned backward 1 hour to
Sunday, November 6, 2022, 1:00:00 am local standard time instead.
Sunrise and sunset will be about 1 hour earlier on Nov 6, 2022 than the day before. There will be more light in the morning.
Also called Fall Back and Winter Time.
ROCK HILL, SC – The OTS Media Group and Rock Hill’s Old Town Association will present the 39th annual Boo Ha-Ha Halloween festival in downtown Rock Hill on Saturday, October 29, 2022. Boo Ha-Ha, South Carolina’s largest FREE Halloween event, will be held at Fountain Park, 300 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, from 11 AM until 1 PM.
The area will be decorated with pumpkins and over two dozen bigger-than-life inflatable creatures positioned throughout the park. The day will be highlighted by multiple appearances and performances of the “Sanderson Sisters characters” inspired by the Disney movie Hocus Pocus, along with 10-foot-tall Pumpkin and Frankenstein characters. Daimler Trucks will also offer a themed tractor-truck that children can visit and enjoy. The popular costume contests for ages 2 to 14 will return with cash and prizes, and over 30 business partners will be offering trick-or-treating with candy and treats. More details are online at BooHaHaRockHill.com or can be heard on OTS stations WRHI FM-100.1, Interstate 107.1, 90s on 94.3 and 104.1 The Bridge.
The annual Halloween celebration started in 1983 as a safe alternative to neighborhood Trick or Treating in Rock Hill and has grown since. Pets are not permitted in the park during the two-hour event.
Rock Hill public service organizations or businesses interested in being a part of this year’s event can contact Tyler Cupp at 803-324-1340.
While decorating for Christmas is a long-awaited annual tradition, there’s something incredibly special about Halloween décor, too. It’s your one chance to push the boundaries with your decorations, both indoors and out, and transform your home into a darker, more eerie space that guests won’t be able to get enough of—and that all your trick-or-treaters will love. But when it comes to the best Halloween decorations, don’t assume that Halloween inflatables, pumpkin-scented fall candles, window clings and smoke machines are your only options for the holiday. There are so many other ideas out there to help you refresh your home for spooky season.
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But you don’t have to be a Halloween pumpkin decorating expert to make your pumpkin look good. These easy pumpkin carving ideas are so doable that even youngsters can lend a helping hand.
Whether you want a spooky Halloween scene, a classy all-white set-up, or a colorful arrangement of autumn plants, we have the perfect idea for your porch. Many of these fall front door decor ideas utilize the planters you use all year long to display pretty pumpkins. Want a more rustic look? Try one of our ideas featuring wooden signs, apple crates, and corn stalks. For a unique and festive appearance, we have tons of DIY garland ideas. These are ideal for making your house look welcoming for autumn guests or trick-or-treaters!
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Fountain Park, Rock Hill, South Carolina