Vallejo Neighborhood to Host Halloween Sticker Hunt
The annual community event in the South of Georgia neighborhood is scheduled for this Saturday.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Other — General
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Families in the South of Georgia neighborhood of Vallejo will gather this Saturday for the fifth annual Halloween sticker hunt. The festivities begin at approximately 5 p.m. as children visit participating homes to collect treats.
Why it matters
The founders created this event to improve the local trick-or-treat scene while fostering neighborhood inclusion. The gathering has grown to include additional block parties and social interactions among local residents.
The sticker hunt has grown significantly over its five-year history, moving from six houses in 2021 to 25 houses by 2025. Organizers facilitate the hunt using printed maps provided in both English and Spanish.
The players
Mike Myrick
He is a founder and organizer of the annual neighborhood Halloween sticker hunt in Vallejo.
Michael Metzger
He is a co-founder and organizer of the local Halloween event in the South of Georgia neighborhood.
The details
Families participate by visiting homes marked with orange Jack-o-lantern balloons to collect stickers and candy. Participants can pick up a paper map at any of the designated houses to navigate the route through the neighborhood.
Timeline
The event starts this Saturday at approximately 5 p.m.
The first annual sticker hunt occurred in 2021.
The number of participating houses peaked at 25 in 2025.
Industry Dynamics
This event reflects the broader cultural trend of hyper-local community building through organized, resident-led social gatherings. It illustrates a shift toward creating inclusive, neighborhood-based holiday experiences rather than relying solely on traditional commercial activities.
Residents can join the festivities by heading to the South of Georgia neighborhood at 5 p.m. this Saturday. Families should look for homes displaying orange Jack-o-lantern balloons to obtain their event maps in English or Spanish.
The takeaway
Participating in neighborhood traditions can significantly strengthen local social connections and create a more inclusive environment for residents. Families are encouraged to plan their route early using the provided maps to ensure a smooth experience during the hunt.
Further reading
For more information on community events, visit the Vallejo Other — General section.
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