The Aberdeen Township PBA Local 163 will hold the second annual “Halloween Trunk or Treat” event at 4-8 p.m., Oct. 28, in the former A&P parking lot, on 325 State Route 35, in Cliffwood.
The “Halloween Trunk or Treat” is an event where businesses and residents park their vehicles in a designated area and decorate them for the holiday. Children and their families then attend and go from car to car trick or treating.
This provides a safe and controlled environment for the children to help celebrate Halloween in the traditional sense. It also allows local business owners to interact with members of the community while distributing candy to the trick-or-treaters.
The event will also feature hayrides, inflatable bounce houses, pony rides, pumpkin patches with painting, musical entertainment by a DJ, food truck vendors, costume and vehicle decoration contests, gaming trucks and other free services for attendees to enjoy.
If it rains, the event will be moved to 4-8 p.m., Oct. 29.
Local businesses interested in participating and wish to register can visit www.aberdeenpba163.com.
Bruce Monro and Matthew McDow of Aberdeen Police passed out candy at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Truck on Oct 28.▲
Lilly, 2 and a half, and Nathon Brown, 5 of Cliffwood Park, enjoy the sights of all the costumes that were at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk on Oct 28.▲
Kaylee Bryer, 6 of Keansberg, collects some candy that the Aberdeen Police Department was handing out at Aberdeen Trick-or-Truck on Oct 28.▲
Dinosaur Pals were joined by an evil clown at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk on Oct 28.▲
Hords of residents made its way to Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk on Oct 28. Kids were able to collect candy from cars that were set up with Halloween Decorations.▲
Brandon Ma, 8 of New York, got to play Halloween themed games at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk on Oct 28.▲
Moana greated a lot of residents at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk as they got to see some great costumes from Disney's hit movie "Moana."▲
The Ninja Turtles made an appearance at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk on Oct 28 as Ethan B., of East Brunswick, and Mayson R., of Eatontown got to collect candy from local neighbors.▲
Scooby Doo and The Mystery Machine greated Corrine, 2, and Corey Williams, of Matawan, at Aberdeen's Trick-or-Trunk on Oct 28.▲
