October 3, 2026 - 04:00

Businesses in downtown Fairport Harbor are preparing to welcome visitors this weekend for a recurring autumn tradition that brings the whole community together. The event, known as Witches Night Out, returns with an expanded lineup of activities compared to previous years.
Organizers say the evening is designed to encourage people to stroll through the downtown area, visit local shops, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. Several storefronts will stay open late, offering specials and seasonal treats for those who come in costume or simply want to take part in the fun.
One of the standout attractions this year is a chance to step inside a special haunted lighthouse tower. Visitors who are brave enough can climb the structure and take in the spooky decorations, though they are warned to keep an eye out for a ghost cat said to roam the grounds. The playful warning has already generated buzz among residents and past attendees.
The collaboration between downtown businesses reflects a broader effort to support local commerce while giving neighbors a reason to gather. Shop owners say the event has grown steadily, drawing visitors from surrounding communities and creating a lively evening for all ages.
The festivities are expected to run through the weekend, with most activities centered in the downtown district. Those planning to attend are encouraged to arrive early and explore everything the shops have to offer.
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