The phrase represents organized activities and celebrations taking place in a specific geographic area during the Halloween season. Examples include haunted houses, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, costume parades, and themed festivals occurring within the counties bordering the Hudson River in New York State.
Such seasonal offerings provide economic benefits to local businesses and contribute to community engagement. Historically, these events reflect a blend of traditional harvest festivals and modern interpretations of Halloween folklore, offering entertainment and fostering a sense of regional identity. They also provide opportunities for tourism and recreation.
