Fifth annual Fall Block Party, Trunk or Treat set for Bolton

Special to The Bolton News

Ghosts, goblins, superheroes and princesses will have a place to gather in downtown Bolton on Oct. 20 during the fifth annual Trunk or Treat Fall Block Party.

Hosted by Dyamone L. White and Mayor Alisa Butler-Kidd, the Halloween-themed community celebration will begin at 6 p.m. in downtown Bolton. The event is designed to bring families and community members together for an evening of fun, fellowship and plenty of Halloween spirit.

Children can come dressed in their favorite costumes and enjoy the excitement of Trunk or Treat, where creatively decorated vehicles become the backdrop for an evening of trick-or-treating.

From spooky to silly, the event promises to fill downtown Bolton with costumes, candy and the sights and sounds of Halloween. Families are encouraged to come ready for an evening of community fun and to make some new memories along the way.

The Fall Block Party has become an annual Bolton tradition, giving local families an opportunity to celebrate the season together in a safe and festive setting.

Whether the evening's visitors arrive as witches, superheroes, ghosts, princesses or something entirely out of the ordinary, there is sure to be plenty of Halloween magic waiting downtown.

Residents looking for more information about the fifth annual Trunk or Treat Fall Block Party may call 601-473-5113.

The event will begin at 6 p.m. Oct. 20 in downtown Bolton.