Trick-Or-Treat Trail - WKTV Journal

Wyoming’s Trick-or-Treat Trail is a fun and safe fall event (Courtesy, Wyoming Parks and Rec)

By Deborah Reed

WKTV Managing Editor

Bring your little ghouls and goblins to this fun adventure filled with surprises! (Supplied)

The Wyoming community is invited to an afternoon of free Halloween fun on Saturday, Oct. 5 from 4-6 p.m. at Lamar Park, 2561 Porter St. SW!

The spooky season is almost upon us, and the City of Wyoming Parks & Recreation Department is excited to host its annual Trick-or-Treat Trail.

Little ghouls and goblins are invited to participate in this trick-or-treating adventure where local businesses and organizations will be passing out candy and goodies.

Treats, bounce houses, and fun surprises can be found along the way!

“We’re thrilled to bring back the Trick-or-Treat Trail,” said Krashawn Martin, Director of Wyoming Parks & Recreation. “Our goal is to provide a safe, enjoyable experience for families to celebrate the season together.

“It’s a wonderful alternative to traditional Halloween festivities, and we’re excited to see the community come together to enjoy all the amenities of Lamar Park and the beauty of the fall season.”

In previous years, the event has welcomed over 50 local businesses and organizations, and more than 4,000 attendees.

Get ready for a fang-tastic time of family fun!

Wyoming’s annual Trick-or-Treat Trail is a free family-friendly event with a variety of activities (Courtesy, Wyoming Parks & Recreation Department)

By Wyoming Parks and Recreation Department

deborah@wktv.org

The spooky season is almost upon us! The City of Wyoming Parks & Recreation Department is excited to host its annual Trick-or-Treat Trail Saturday, Oct. 7 from 4 – 6 p.m. in Lamar Park, 2561 Porter Street SW.

This family-friendly, free event promises an afternoon filled with candy, costumes, face painting, music, bounce houses and more. Local businesses, clubs and organizations will be handing out treats as attendees stroll through the beautiful park.

“The Trick-or-Treat Trail was created to be a fun, safe event for the fall, providing an alternative to traditional Halloween events,” said Krashawn Martin, Director of Wyoming Parks & Recreation. “Trick-or-Treat Trail gives families an opportunity to interact with neighborhood businesses while enjoying all the amenities of Lamar Park and the beauty of the fall season.”

In previous years, the event has welcomed over 65 local businesses and organizations, and more than 6,000 attendees.