Main Street Trick or Treating

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Every fall around Halloween, Main Street businesses invite you to dress your best and come join local merchants on Main Street in downtown Creedmoor for an evening of sweets and fun!

Trick or treating, to most, is a fun tradition, and Creedmoor merchants make it even more enjoyable by opening up businesses after-hours for children to swarm Main Street from Lyon Street to Park Avenue.  Costume-clad participants are met by business owners (and even dogs) also dressed for the occasion and ready to give out goodies!

2023 Main Street Trick or Treat

Residents are encouraged to register for e-Notification to stay informed of event news and happenings in Creedmoor.  Visit the Events Calendar page to learn more about the current year's trick or treating event. 

For more information on recreation programs, be sure to visit the Recreation Programs homepage.

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Events Coordinator
(919) 764-1013

March Mayhem Charity Basketball Tournament

  • Date: 03/22/2024 5:30 PM  

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CREEDMOOR POLICE DEPARTMENT HOSTS MARCH MAYHEM "BADGES VS VIKINGS"

March means one thing in North Carolina...BASKETBALL! The Creedmoor Police Department is excited to once again team up with South Granville High School to host the “Badges vs. Vikings” March Mayhem charity basketball tournament on Friday, March 22. Come out and support our local high school and law enforcement teams as they try to take the trophy away from the Granville County Sheriff’s Office.

Get in on the fun!  Try out your skills during the 3-point and dunk contests or enter to win one of two raffles: a 50/50 drawing cash or a PS5 digital gaming system.  All proceeds will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Concessions will be available, so come hungry. Doors open at 5:30pm and the competition begins at 6:00pm.  $5 admission fee for ages 5+.

“The Creedmoor Police Department is committed to supporting our extended commUNITY and March Mayhem is just another example. This event gives us the opportunity to partner with other law enforcement agencies alongside South Granville High School to support a worthy cause. Thank you to all our generous sponsors and everyone who made this event possible.” stated Creedmoor Police Chief Troy Wheless.

This year’s tournament will consist of teams featuring South Granville High School students, Creedmoor Police Department, Granville County Sheriff’s Office and Vance County Sheriff’s Office. The winner takes home the trophy, and of course bragging rights until next year!

Be sure to visit our website to sign up for e-notifications (www.cityofcreedmoor.org/enotification), and follow the City of Creedmoor on Facebook, Instagram, Nextdoor, and Twitter.

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