Downtown Davenport lit up with Halloween spirit this past weekend as the city’s beloved annual Halloween parade made its return to the streets, delighting families, costumed revelers, and community members of all ages.

The tradition, which draws crowds to the heart of Davenport each autumn, rolled through downtown once again, filling the area with festive energy and seasonal cheer. The parade is one of the Quad Cities’ most anticipated fall community gatherings, giving neighbors a chance to come together, show off their creative costumes, and celebrate the season in classic small-city style.

Adding to the Halloween fun across the greater Quad Cities area, WQAD reported that trick-or-treat hours and a variety of spooky festivities were organized throughout the region, giving families plenty of options to mark the holiday together. From neighborhood trick-or-treating to community events, the area embraced the season with enthusiasm.

For music lovers, the weekend also brought a special treat to Davenport’s historic Capitol Theatre, where Christian artist Anne Wilson performed on Saturday evening. The Capitol Theatre, a cherished downtown venue, provided the perfect backdrop for a night of live music and community connection.

Whether marching in the Halloween parade, hunting for fall color along the Quad Cities’ most scenic drives, or enjoying a live concert downtown, Davenport residents had no shortage of reasons to get out and celebrate community this week. It’s the kind of autumn weekend that reminds everyone why the Quad Cities is such a wonderful place to call home.

Sources: KWQC, QuadCities.com, WQAD