Every year downtown Henryetta is full of all kinds of ghosts, goblins, princesses, pirates and everything in between.
Several thousand youngsters make Main Street their trick or treat “must stop” as local merchants provide all kinds of candy treats.
This year, Henryetta’s “Main Street Halloween Trick or Treat” is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 31 from 3 to 5 p.m.
Participating merchants will display a “Jack-o-lantern” on their front windows.
The following businesses invite you to Henryetta for a safe Halloween.
Any business not currently participating and would like to register should contact Jill Francis at 918-652-7630 or the Chamber at 918-652-3331 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
2017 Main Street Halloween Participants
American Exchange Bank, Austin Tae Kwon Do, ATLINK Services, Easy Wireless, Baker’s Pawn & Electric, Boost Mobile, Best Nails, Burnett’s Boutique, Burnett’s Furniture, Burnett’s Hardware, Caves Jewelry, CC’s House of Overalls, Continental Credit, Crosby Real Estate, Edward Jones Investments, First National Bank & Trust, First Family Federal Credit Union, Henryetta Chamber of Commerce, Henryetta Drug, Henryetta Eye Center, Henryetta City Hall, Henryetta Free-Lance, Henryetta Public Library, theHenryettan.com, Henryetta First Family Credit Union, Henryetta Tag Office, Kelch’s Total Comfort Heating & Air, Ki Bois Area Transit System (KATS), Lou Ann Moudy Attorney, Main Street Sweets, McIntosh Tumbling, Neals Furniture, Nail Boutique (Kelly Dobson), New Hope Home Health, R.E. Palmer Accounting, Re/max Double Diamond Properties, Rheba’s Flowers, Ritz Barber Shop, Scizzors Hair Salon, Security Finance, Woman’s Fitness Center, Taco Bell, Henryetta Health Care.

Photos from 2016 downtown trick or treat: Costumes aplenty as halloween hits Henryetta