The instance in question refers to an organized social event, typically occurring in New Haven around the Halloween season, involving participants visiting multiple bars or pubs. Attendees often dress in costumes and proceed from one establishment to another, typically on foot, consuming drinks and enjoying themed entertainment at each location.
These events foster community engagement and provide economic stimulus to local businesses. The gatherings offer an opportunity for social interaction, often drawing a large number of individuals, and contribute to the cultural landscape of the city. Historically, such events have served as a way to celebrate the holiday in a group setting, offering structured entertainment options and promoting responsible revelry.
