How Lowe’s Is Offering a Safe Trick-or-Treating Option This Halloween

The branded adaptation helps preserve a consumer tradition

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As consumers figure out how they’ll celebrate Halloween during a pandemic, home improvement retailer Lowe’s has a suggestion: It is hosting drive-thru trick-or-treating events at its 1,700 U.S. stores from 6 to 7 p.m. local time from Oct. 22-29.

Space is limited, so interested parties should reserve a spot beginning Oct. 10 on a dedicated microsite. Lowe’s will provide candy and a “kid-sized pumpkin” to participants at no cost. You don’t even have to dress up—costumes are encouraged, but not required.

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