Written by: Cutler Bay Halloween

Residents Express their Creativity at Town’s Halloween Event and Golf Cart Parade

On Friday October 25, 2019 in excess of 4,000 members turned out to Cutler Ridge Park for the Town of Cutler Bay’s Halloween Spooktacular and Halloween Golf Cart Parade. Superheroes, Zombies, and Villains attacked the recreation center and appreciated the celebrations!

The family-accommodating occasion gave many engaging exercises and highlights which included: face painting, jumping castles, games, a photograph stall, nourishment trucks, trunk-or-treat, a spooky house and a Halloween outfit challenge.

One of the occasion’s features was the Halloween Golf Cart Parade. More than 300 golf trucks partook in the motorcade, which included Mayor Tim Meerbott, Council Member BJ Duncan, Council Member Roger Coriat, and Congresswoman Donna E. Shalala. The Halloween Golf Cart Parade convention, began by Cutler Bay inhabitants Kevin Witherspoon and his better half, features the Town Residents’ inventiveness. This year, a portion of the show-halting beautified golf trucks incorporated a U.F.O., a privateer dispatch, a bath (total with bubbles and an elastic ducky), and a tiki bar. As the motorcade has developed, the Town has given Police Officers to accompany the procession through the avenues to guarantee everybody’s security throughout the previous two years.

“The Town’s yearly Halloween occasion and golf truck march has gotten one of the most foreseen occasions our occupants take an interest in,” communicated Mayor Tim Meerbott. “Consistently, our inhabitants feature their inventiveness through their outfits and golf truck embellishments—which is exceptionally entertaining to see. This occasion additionally joins our locale, as it gives neighbors a chance to get up to speed with each other.”

Another of the occasion’s greatest fascination was the spooky house, which yearly draws more than 2,000 guests. The current year’s spooky house had three creepy topics: Stranger Things, Are You Afraid of the Dark, and It. The Town’s Aquatics Coordinator and lifeguards worked eagerly to plan and assemble the spooky house in the weeks paving the way to the occasion and furthermore went about as haunters during the occasion.

The Town thanks the occasion supports Barnard Law Offices and Rivera Events, and all the nearby organizations and associations that took an interest in the Trunk or Treat.

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