Halloween is likely going to look very different this year for kids all over the country.
Lowe’s Home Improvement stores want to make sure that doesn’t mean it’s canceled entirely.
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That’s why the warehouse stores are offering drive-through curbside trick-or-treating.
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Families must register in advance on Lowes.com/diy to reserve a spot. Registration opens Oct. 10.
Then on either Oct. 22 or 29, they can drive up to the store for free candy and a small pumpkin.
Costumes are encouraged but not required.
That should sweeten the deal for your next home improvement project.