MANSON - Trunk-Or-Treat, an event sponsored by North Shore Bible Church and the Manson Chamber of Commerce will take place on Halloween Night, Oct. 31 in North Shore Bible Church’s parking lot from 4:30-6 p.m. Adults are encouraged to open their car trunks, decorate their car trunks, park cars in the parking lot, then place candy in the trunks where trick-or-treaters can trick-or-treat for candy. Kids don’t have to be the only ones dressing up in their Halloween costumes, adults can join in on the Halloween costume fun too.
If you would like to trick-or-treat at the Trunk-Or-Treat event at North Shore Bible Church this Halloween, then simply show up anytime between 4:30-6 p.m. There will be plenty of candy for trick-or-treaters, snacks and activities for everyone. Masks and social distancing will be required for this event.
If you would like to deck out your car’s trunk and offer candy for trick-or-treaters then just show up with your decorated car trunk (and possibly in your Halloween costume) at 4 p.m. on Halloween night and you will be directed where to park your car.
Candy donations are needed for this event. If you would like to donate trick-or-treating candy, unopened bags of candy are preferred. Individually wrapped bars of candy are ok, but bags of candy are preferred. Donate candy by stopping by the church office during office hours; Tuesday-Thursdays, 9 a.m.– 4 p.m. and Fridays, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
If you would like to volunteer to set up this event, volunteers are needed. Please contact Chris Rayment at ccrayment@gmail.com for more volunteer information.
They can’t wait to provide a safe and fun environment for the community to enjoy Halloween in the midst of today’s crazy circumstances.
The church is located at 123 Wapato Point Parkway.
CHELAN - This year, the Historic Downtown Chelan Association (HDCA) invites you to drive through a ghostly downtown Chelan to receive Halloween goody bags on Saturday, Oct. 31 from 5 – 7 p.m.
Drive-thru Trick-or-Treat Route
Vehicles will stage in the high school parking lot and proceed to Woodin Avenue to cross the old bridge and enter downtown. Spooky décor and haunted characters await as you drive through historic downtown. You will have the opportunity to enter the “Car-stume” Contest if you wish, and then will receive your Trick-or-Treat goody bags at the end of the processional.
Car-stume Contest Details
The HDCA will host a “Car-stume” Contest this year with $250 in Chamber Bucks for the family with the most creative costume for their car and passengers. One $250 gift certificate will be given to the most creative Halloween costume and one $250 gift certificate for the most creative Dia de los Muertos costume.
Here’s how to participate:
• Decorate your car and/or dress up your passengers in Halloween or Dia de los Muertos attire.
• Come up with a creative Team Name for online voting.
• Enter the staging area at the high sschool and follow the route into downtown.
• Fill out a "Car-stume” Contest entry form that volunteers will hand out at the beginning of the processional.
• “Say Cheese!” at the intersection of Woodin Avenue and Emerson Street, where we’ll take your photo for online voting.
The community will have an opportunity to vote on their favorite Car-stumes online.
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