The term refers to organized social events where participants visit multiple bars or pubs in Charlotte, North Carolina, typically on foot, during the Halloween season. These events often involve themed costumes, drink specials, and social interaction among attendees. An example would be a group of individuals dressed in Halloween attire progressing from bar to bar in the uptown area of Charlotte on the Saturday before Halloween.
These organized pub visits provide economic benefit to local establishments by driving increased patronage during a specific time frame. Historically, such gatherings have served as a social outlet, allowing individuals to celebrate holidays and build community. They offer structured entertainment, often including contests and prizes, which can enhance the overall experience.
