Downtown Lowell's biggest fall celebration is back — and this year it's bigger than ever. MonsterBash & Fall Fest returns on Saturday, October 24, from 12 to 10 PM in Downtown Lowell, part of the city's 200th birthday celebration.
This year's expanded festival packs in trick-or-treating, a haunted house at Lowell City Hall, free carnival rides, live music, and fall festivities for all ages — capped by Lowell's first-ever drone show. It's a full day into night of family-friendly Halloween excitement right in the heart of the city.
Lowell at 200: A City Worth Betting On
MonsterBash landing inside Lowell's bicentennial year isn't a coincidence — it's a signal. The city is investing in its downtown, its public spaces, and its identity, and events of this scale are how a city tells the region it's open for business. For homebuyers, civic momentum like this is worth paying attention to: cities that invest in themselves tend to reward the people who buy in early.
Downtown Lowell already offers the Merrimack River walkways, the National Historical Park, a growing restaurant scene, and the commuter rail to Boston. Add a festival calendar that keeps getting bigger, and the case for living here keeps getting stronger.
Make Your Move in Lowell
From historic mill lofts to family neighborhoods, Lowell remains one of the best values in the Greater Boston area. Chris Doherty closes 100+ transactions a year across Greater Lowell as one of the region's top-producing agents — and nobody markets Lowell harder. If you're thinking about buying or selling here, start with a conversation: 978-857-9580.
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