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🇺🇸 de aquí y de allá 🇨🇴 raising 3 kids in medellín
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Happy Halloween, Medellín 🎃🧡 The final part of th

Happy Halloween, Medellín 🎃🧡

The final part of the Halloween series is all about el 31.

🎃IF YOU’RE NEW HERE🎃 Halloween in Medellín looks a little different from what it looks like Stateside. Instead of going door to door hunting for the street with the best candy, most families head to a centro comercial. Malls set up costume parades, face painting, shows, and dulce stations, and it’s a communal celebration where kids trade and share treats with each other. Some unidades, edificios, and country clubs still do door-to-door trick-or-treating, so ask your administración or neighbors if anything is planned where you live.

A few reminders for the big day:
🍬 Plans can change at the last minute, so check each venue’s page before heading out.
🍬 Some events need reservations or have limited cupos, so lock in your spot early.
🍬 Missing a phone number? Look at their Instagram bio. Most have a direct WhatsApp link.
🍬 Malls get packed on the 31st, so go early and bring a bag for all those dulces.

Follow @mamainmedellin for the real scoop on raising a family in Medellín, from holidays and traditions to the plans worth leaving the house for 🧡

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Triqui triqui season is upon us 🎃👻 This week I’m

No school next week and no plan yet? 👀 Semana de

No school next week and no plan yet? 👀

Semana de receso is October 5–9, and Medellín has plenty going on for kids: cooking classes, cookie decorating, LEGO workshops, art camps at a castle, monster-themed library days, terrariums, face painting, outdoor adventures, a magic week in English, and a free movie afternoon. 🍪🧱🎨👾🧗

Some are free, some are paid. There are options from age 2 up to 12, half days and full days, in El Poblado, Envigado, Belén, and Las Palmas.

📌 Save this carousel so you have the dates, times, prices, and contacts when you’re figuring out the week.

A few need registration and spots are limited, so message them soon!

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