News Summary
Families and kids are invited to a free Halloween Fest at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center on October 30th, featuring trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, and a costume contest. Attendees can enjoy various activities, games, and music throughout the evening. Vendors will provide candy while supplies last, making early arrival advisable. Local businesses can also become vendors and engage with the community. This family-friendly event aims to celebrate Halloween in a safe, vibrant environment with a commitment to creativity and community engagement.
TALLAHASSEE, FL – The Donald L. Tucker Civic Center will host a free Halloween Fest event on the Plaza for families and kids of all ages on Thursday, October 30th, starting at 5 PM. The event, presented by Publix, promises a night filled with fun activities, including trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, and a costume contest.
During the Halloween Fest, trick-or-treaters will have the opportunity to collect candy from various vendors throughout the Tucker Center’s Plaza. Vendors will create delightfully decorated areas to enhance the festive atmosphere. Alongside trick-or-treating, attendees can participate in interactive games, enjoy music, and engage in additional activities that aim to promote creativity, community, and festive surprises. However, candy will be provided only while supplies last, so early attendance is encouraged for eager participants.
Businesses and organizations interested in becoming a vendor at the Halloween Fest can find more information and apply through a designated link or by contacting event coordinator Sarah Allen via email. This gives local entities a chance to be involved in this community-focused celebration.
For those looking to stay updated on any developments regarding the event, the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center can be followed on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. The center’s official website also provides the latest information and event details.
About the Tucker Civic Center
The Tucker Civic Center, known as North Florida’s Premier Entertainment & Convention Center, features impressive facilities, including a 12,100-seat arena, luxury suites, club seats, and over 54,000 sq. ft. of meeting and exhibition space. Guests can also enjoy the arena view restaurant, Spotlight Grille, and six fully equipped meeting rooms.
Event Context
This Halloween Fest is part of ongoing community events organized by the Tucker Civic Center, highlighting the venue’s commitment to providing inclusive and family-friendly entertainment opportunities. The center is managed by Oak View Group (OVG), founded in 2015 by Tim Leiweke and Irving Azoff. OVG is known for its venue development, management, and hospitality services.
The Halloween Fest serves as an excellent opportunity for families in Tallahassee to celebrate the holiday in a safe and vibrant environment. With a range of engaging activities planned, attendees are guaranteed a memorable experience that reflects the spirit of creativity and community engagement.
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Additional Resources
- Valdosta Today: Tucker Center to Host Free Halloween Fest Event
- Wikipedia: Halloween
- Tallahassee.com: Ultimate Guide to Halloween Events
- Google Search: Halloween events Tallahassee
- Tallahassee.com: Beard Street Halloween in Tallahassee
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Halloween
- Tallahassee.com: Top 5 Fun Things to Do in Tallahassee
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