- April 22, 2024
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Local trick-or-treaters took to Holt Ave. to enjoy some Halloween festivities on Saturday.
Dressed as a bumble bee, Louane Vazquez enjoys the costume competition with her mom.
Rebecca Sands, 3, enjoys a small cup of lemonade as her dad, Mike, holds her during the Halloween Howl at Rollins College.
Children and parents participate in pumpkin painting during Halloween Howl.
Small pumpkins for decorating sit in a pile on the ground next to an activity tent.
Sydney Smoke, 12, poses for a photo in her homemade hot air balloon costume.
Jack Flatley, 3, takes a minute to think as he tries to guess how many jelly beans are in the jars during a game.
Summer Norman, 2, plays a game as she tries to win herself some candy during the Halloween Howl.
Luna Rubin, 2, plays among bubbles as she enjoys Halloween festivities at Rollins.
Apollo Rubin, 2, chases after a big bubble after he a twin sister Luna, not seen, won the best costume in the under-6 category.
The Rollins Dance Team performs to Halloween-inspired songs.
Brody Peterson, 7, and brother Hayden, 3, paint and design on their little pumpkins.
Duke Vanbemmel, 1, enjoys a corn dog as he walks down the sidewalk with his trick-or-treat bucket.
It was a festive afternoon as ghosts, princesses, and superheroes filled Holt Ave. on the campus of Rollins College on Saturday to celebrate an early Halloween during the College's annual Halloween Howl.
From 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. kids decked out in their best Halloween outfits participated in games and went table-to-table as they trick-or-treated. Among other events, kids participating could also paint their own little pumpkins, participate in a costume contest, and enjoy a couple of bouncey houses.
But kids weren't the only ones dressed up – many parents also joined in on the fun as they wore their own costumes.
The event was free and open to the public, offering a safe and family friendly atmosphere for kids of all ages.
