Fall fashion, food & fun at Block Party on N. Washington Ave.

Join us! We're teaming up small business owners in the 100 block of N. Washington Avenue in downtown Scranton to host the 2nd annual Block Party on N. Washington on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event features retail sales and seasonal menu items, live music, sweets and treats, children’s activities, and more!

This is the perfect opportunity to update fall wardrobes, jumpstart holiday shopping, enjoy lunch and dinner at fabulous restaurants, and explore all the amenities the Downtown Scranton Business District offers.

Participating Businesses

The Garden Restaurant: Celebrate fall with a fabulous meal at the Garden Restaurant!  Offering outdoor seating all day, the restaurant will be open until 10 p.m.

Joy World Wealth Partners: It’s a candy lover’s dream come true! Joy World Wealth Partners will host Electric City Sweets Pop-up.

Mutant Brewing: Grab a bite to eat or stop by for drinks with friends. The craft brewery opens at noon with new, weekly menu offerings.

Over the Moon: The fun kicks off at noon with a children’s holiday fashion show, a caricature artist, and treats from Sweet Caroline’s Kitchen.

Raintree: Discover hidden treasures in the special sale racks in-store!

Runway Boutique: Enjoy beverages at the Bubbly Bar, goodies at the Candy and Cookie Bar, and a special appearance by Elsa between 1 and 2 p.m. In addition, save 20% off during the Milly and Sail to Sable Trunk Shows, and 20% off select footwear as part of the annual "Booo"t Sale and Special.

Tachi Hill: Shop the latest fall trends in-store and strike a pose at a Pop-up Drop with Christina Kuna, owner of For the Love of Stars and Roses. You'll have a chance to level up your spooky style with custom Halloween bags and exclusive K-Pop Demon Hunters tees, bottles and totes.

For event updates, be sure to follow Scranton Tomorrow on social media.

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The Block Party on N. Washington Avenue is a project of Scranton Tomorrow's Business Development Committee as part of its Fall into Downtown campaign.