Happy Halloween 2021

Happy Halloween to everyone on this frightfully fun night!

May your costumes be clever and your candy last all night!

Have yourself a safe and spooky Halloween!

Fall Fun Fest is here in Port St Lucie !

Three days of haunted happenings planned for the entire family at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center!

There will be live music all weekend

Battle of the Bands style!

starting at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29. Find out who’s playing each day at www.cityofpsl.com/fallfunfest

And then, between 4-6 p.m. on Halloween, dress in your scary-best for Street of Treats, a trick-or-treating adventure for kids of all ages! Don’t forget the big carnival

and food trucks!

Trunk or Treats…

Plus other events and Trunk or Treats around town – check out the Oct 19 – 31st calendar days at Port St Lucie Macaroni Kid website. I hear that many events have been very busy, everyone getting out for festivities after not being able to get out due to last year’s Covid.

Halloween Events in Boca Raton from Boca Digest

Lots of Halloween events over the last week of October – view this list from Boca Digest

More Happy Trick or Treaters and a frightfully decorated house!

Halloween Safety Tips if you are going out Trick or Treating

We all want to keep our little ghosts and ghouls safe this Halloween. Here are some simple reminders on how to protect your trick or treaters so everyone has a great time.

Costume Choices

When choosing or constructing your costumes make sure masks fit securely and provide adequate vision and ventilation. Children should also wear shoes that are well-fitting and sturdy.
Costumes should be made of flame resistant materials.
Accessories can be a real hazard. The best swords and knives are short, soft, and flexible.

Be Seen

Add reflective tape to the costume or bag your child is using to carry candy. Walk with a flashlight so everyone can see where they are going and in turn, others will see you.
Walk from house to house as a group, and make sure children are accompanied by an adult.
Stick to trick-or-treating in well-lit homes in familiar neighborhoods.
Look both ways when crossing the street. If there is a cross walk available, use it.

Home Safety

Keep candles and jack-o-lanterns away from landings and doorsteps at your home where costumes could brush against the flames.
Be sure the walkway to your house is clear and free of any tripping hazards.

Have a great Halloween and don’t eat too much candy!