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Get ready for a spine-tingling experience as the City of Homestead invites you to join the festivities of the much-anticipated annual Halloween Spooktacular on Saturday, Oct. 21, from 6 to 9 p.m., in the heart of Downtown Homestead.
This year, the event promises to send shivers down your spine with an array of ghoulishly delightful activities for the entire family in an all-new location, Losner Park, located at 104 N. Krome Ave.
This year’s event guarantees a scream-worthy good time for all attendees with the return of favorite activities such as trick-or-treat and food trucks, as well as an expanded haunted house experience and a “not so spooky” area perfect for younger children.
So, don your most creative costumes, bring the little trick-or-treaters, and head over to Losner Park on Oct. 21 for an unforgettable Halloween Spooktacular that promises to be bigger and better than ever.
Highlighted activities
• Trick or Treating: Gather your little ghosts and goblins and embark on a quest for sweet treats around the park.
• Haunted House: Enter if you dare! The spine-tingling haunted house, hosted at the Seminole Theatre, promises to scare your socks off.
“Not-So-Spooky” Kids Zone: Perfect for the younger ones, this area offers a less frightful Halloween experience for the little ones to enjoy.
• Food Trucks: Satisfy your cravings with delicious bites from a variety of food trucks.
• Photo Opportunity: Capture the spooktacular moments at our specially designed photo spot.
This event is the result of community partnerships with Seminole Theatre, Homestead Main Street, Cybrarium, and Homestead Hospital.
For more information, call Parks and Recreation at 305-224-4570 or send email to parkevents@cityofhomestead.com.
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