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The next year, encouraged by the positive response, more families decorated their homes and wore costumes to give candy to trick-or-treaters. Even more visitors came by to trick-or-treat that Halloween. And so the tradition grew until the number of visitors in 2004 was estimated in excess of 5,000. Halloween @ Briers North continues to bring visitors from around Georgia, as well as from outside of the state. The community's households all contribute to the celebration: whether it is distributing candy, adding decorations, or paying for the cost of Dunwoody Police to direct traffic and keep everyone safe. You may even find a haunted house or two! Thank you, Atlanta!
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Once
upon a time, a family in the Briers North Subdivision decided to add some larger-than-life decorations to their
home for Halloween. A number of people stopped by to admire them and began trick-or-treating in our quiet neighborhood.