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TRICK OR TREAT THE TRAIL
On Saturday, October 28, Morrisville Community Park was transformed into a place for families to safely trick-or-
treat and show off their Halloween costumes. The Parks and Recreation Department held the annual Trick or Treat
the Trail event along the Hatcher Creek Greenway. Staff and volunteers from the Morrisville Youth Leadership
Council handed out candy to an estimated 5,000 visitors at 10 treat stations.
The same evening the Police and Fire Department’s Trunk or Treat program offered food trucks, a photo booth, craft
stations, and inflatable bounce houses in the parking lot.
The combined events made for an unforgettable, fun and safe evening for families.
Families waited briefly to Trick or Treat the trail.
The Annual Tree Lighting
took place on Friday, De-
cember 1 at Indian Creek
Trailhead. Hundreds of
people came out to enjoy
the wonder of lighting the
tree and lights on Town
Hall Drive. In addition, the
event included:
A visit and pictures with
Santa
Cookies and cocoa
Arts and crafts
Dance school perfor-
mances
Trackless train rides
SWIMWITH
SANTA
Kids shared their wish lists with Santa
in the pool, and enjoyed a snack and
crafts after swimming at the Aquatics
and Fitness Center during the Decem-
ber Swim with Santa event.
Hundreds of people enjoyed dinner from food trucks.
Save the Date: Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, March 24, 2018 at Morrisville Community Park
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