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5 reasons why Goodwill is Asheville’s Halloween HQ

The thriftiest, most creative ghouls in Asheville shop Goodwill for all things Halloween.

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Goodwill's Tunnel Road store features Halloween decor like cobwebs, caution tape, skulls, skeletons, ghosts, and more by the register.

Goodwill’s Tunnel Road store is decked out for Halloween.

Photo courtesy of Goodwill Industries of Northwest NC

We’ve got just four weeks until Halloweekend — do you know where your costume is?

We do. It’s at Goodwill.

Here’s why Goodwill should be your Halloween planning HQ in Asheville:

  1. Low cost: Costumes shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg. Goodwill has a ton of pieces you can put together for a creative, budget-friendly costume. (Get ideas.)
  2. Originality: Who wants to be caught in the same costume as everyone else? Whether you’re assembling a classic witch wardrobe or putting together a niche zombie Sabrina Carpenter look, your vibe will be one-of-a-kind based on your finds.
  3. Decorations: Don’t forget to browse eerie decor, antiques, and craft supplies to DIY your home into a haunted haven.
  4. AVL love: Every purchase here supports free job training and community programs in Asheville. It’s a treat that keeps giving.
  5. Cheap thrills: Shopping at Goodwill is like a haunted treasure hunt. Consider the journey across WNC’s 50+ stores part of your Halloween destination.

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