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South Broadway Halloween Parade

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WWPNA’s 2026 Halloween float theme is “WWPNA Monster 5k”

This parade is no joke. We’re in it to win it this year and we need YOU to help us hand out $1,300 worth of candy to 30,000 people on Broadway! Thank you to our sponsors who help us buy the candy. (See who’s contributed so far below.)

If you are looking for a super fun night out with your neighbors, join us in the Broadway Halloween Parade! It’s easy to participate. Just let us know you’ll be there so we can collaborate on costumes, give you info on our prop-making night and day of logistics.

What to expect:

Anyone is welcome to walk/roll in the parade with us. The route takes about 45 minutes. We’ll provide some fun props to complete your outfit and we’ll even help you make your costume when we gather on pop-making night. Want to invite your friends to walk with us? Yes, please!

Costume ideas:

  • runner: Wear any old race t-shirt, running shorts + visor

  • run coach or team trainer: (iron-on “TRAINER” to shirt, add whistle or carry a stopwatch)

  • race photographer: (hang a camera around your neck)

  • audience or proud parent: (hold an encouraging sign)

  • 80’s runner: leg warmers, jogging suit, sweat band

  • accessories: headphones, old trophies or race medals

  • port-a-potty: someone’s gotta do it!

Monster elements:‍ ‍

  • Cookie Monster beanie

  • Monsters Inc. hard hat

  • fur, scales, wigs, antennae, spots, wings, sharp teeth

  • monster face mask

  • monster face paint

  • diy hoodie monster

  • tail or horns or ears

  • DIY cardboard box monster head or claws


Halloween on South Broadway in Denver is more than a parade — it's a tradition woven into the heart of our community.

Every year, neighbors, artists, and little ones count down the days... Pouring their passion and creativity into something truly magical.

The floats that drift down Broadway aren't your typical walking advertisements - they're labors of love, built by real people who care deeply about bringing joy to those who line the streets.

This is a celebration that belongs to all of us. Your support keeps tradition alive - come be a part of the magic.

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