Annie Andre.com Travel live abroad lifestyle blog with a French twist Logo
  • ABOUT
    • About Annie André
    • Our life abroad
    • Contact moi!
  • LIFE IN FRANCE
    • Living in France
    • Moving to France
    • Food in France
    • French activities
    • French facts & history
    • French etiquette, customs & traditions
    • French holidays & celebrations
    • Health & personal care
    • Parenting in France
      • Education in France
    • French language
      • Online French lessons
  • TRAVEL
    • Travel France
    • Travel tips
    • Work & money
    • Inspiration
    • Travel Gear & Technology
  • GIFT IDEAS
    • French inspired gifts
  • PRINTABLES

Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages]

First

Previous

Next

Last

French holiday

Food In France, French Etiquette & Traditions

The big supper & 13 desserts of Christmas: French provençal traditions explained

French Holidays & Celebrations, French Etiquette & Traditions

Christmas Santons of Provence & the unusual French nativity scene

French Etiquette & Traditions, French Facts & History

French Santa Claus in France: Past & present traditions

French Activities, French Etiquette & Traditions, French Holidays & Celebrations, Parenting in France

Pere Fouettard: Saint Nick’s helper 👹 who whips kids in France

Food In France

9 French turkey recipes for Thanksgiving + Christmas holiday meals

French Holidays & Celebrations, Travel France, Travel Tips

France in May: 6 reasons why it’s the worst month to visit

French Activities, French Holidays & Celebrations, Life In France

Where And How To Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day In France

French Holidays & Celebrations, Travel France

Valentine’s day in France in Saint-Valentin, a kitschy French village

French Activities, French Etiquette & Traditions, French Facts & History, French Holidays & Celebrations

France Mardi Gras Traditions: Pagan Party To Crazy Carnival

French Holidays & Celebrations

Mother’s Day In France traditions + Dates for 200+ countries around the world

French Language, Life In France

16 French Christmas Songs Popular in France (Lyrics + Audio)

Travel France, French Activities, French Holidays & Celebrations, Parenting in France

French Halloween: Embracing the Spirit Despite Cultural Differences

Load More

tag cloud

  • working in France
  • work
  • wine lover
  • visit France
  • visa
  • vegetarian
  • vegan
  • Travel types
  • travel tips
  • transportation
  • tourist attractions
  • shopping france
  • shopping europe
  • shopping
  • review
  • restaurants
  • rabbit hole
  • quotes
  • printable
  • pets
  • Personal Story
  • Paris
  • packing tips
  • Ooh La La
  • New Years
  • moving to france
  • moving abroad
  • money
  • marriage
  • living in France

Important!

  • Disclosure & Privacy Policy
  • Contact Moi!
  • Le Blog: My French cabinet of curiosities
  • Shop
  • Home

CATEGORIES

  • Education In France
  • Food Gifts
  • Food In France
  • French Activities
  • French Etiquette & Traditions

Stay in touch

© 2023 Annie André,  

Stock Images by Depositphotos  

Jump to a section ↓

×
  • Understanding how Halloween is (and isn’t) celebrated in France.
  • Dressing up for Halloween:
    • Forget cute costumes: Kids and adults usually dress up in scary costumes for Halloween in France!
  • Pumpkins in France:
    • Finding pumpkins can be a challenge in France
    • Don’t expect your French friends to gobble down your pumpkin pie.
    • Can’t find pumpkins? Carve these instead.
    • Go to a squash festival instead of a pumpkin patch: 
  • Trick-or-Treating In France:
    • Forget door-to-door, try shop-to-shop instead.
    • What’s it like Trick-or-treating in a big French city: Medieval Montpellier
    • Don’t say trick-or-treat on Halloween in France.
  • Organize a Halloween Sleepover party
  • Organize a Halloween party for adults and children
  • Throw a French style (Apéro Dinatoire) with Halloween-themed food
    • Food to serve at a French Halloween party: 
  • Get dressed up and go to Disneyland Paris for Halloween
  • Search for Halloween parties at bars or restaurants in your area.
  • Go to the Catacombs in Paris
  • Watch a scary movie on Halloween in French.
  • Save this post for later on Pinterest.
→ Jump to