Calling all ghouls, ghosts, and pint-sized superheroes! Bloomington's Parks and Recreation is rolling out its signature Halloween festivity with the annual Trick or Treat Trail slated for Sunday, October 26th, between 2 and 5 p.m. The gathering, aimed at families with kiddos from preschool through fifth grade, is going down at Normandale Lake Park and promises to be a spooky soiree minus the actual spooks.
With over a dozen local community organizations contributing to the eerie extravaganza, there will be no shortage of treats (or tricks for that matter). From gorging on goodies to grooving to music, this event is shaping up to be a can't-miss for the costume-clad youth and their guardians alike. And hey, the best part? No need to dig into the piggy bank – this one's on the house. Folks can turn up in their Halloween best, no registration or fees to fret about.
Munchkins in the masquerade can look forward to more than just raiding candy stations. The affair will also feature food options to sate the appetites of the young and old after their trailblazing antics. And there will be tunes wafting through the autumn air – because what's a Halloween march without a bewitching beat to stride to, right?
For those plotting their family-friendly fright fest, you can snag more details by haunting the Parks and Recreation page of Bloomington's official digital digs. Don your most imaginative disguises and head over to 5901 W. 84th St., but beware, the crowds are bound to conjure as much energy as the most potent of witch's brews. Just remember, it's all about forging memories, not nightmares.
