Trick or Treat Safe Zone in Orlando 2023
Trick or Treat Safe Zone in Orlando 2023 – On Saturday, October 28, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., join Orange County Library System and Orange County Regional History Center for the annual Trick or Treat Safe Zone, supported by Orlando Downtown Development Board and Disney. Now in its 15th year of collaboration, Trick or Treat Safe Zone provides families with a safe, fun and free way to get spooky with two of downtown Orlando’s oldest institutions. Dress up in your beastly best for a full day of creepy crafts, ghoulish games, a scary fun scavenger hunt – and plenty of candy.
Click any of the buttons below to follow us for more news and information.
What:
Orlando Public Library has prepared a full schedule of programs and activities, including a not-so-haunted house, a fall-themed pumpkin patch and a sensory swamp. The spook-tacular Central Florida Vocal Arts and Mr. Richard will provide some spine-tingling musical accompaniment in Library Central, and a meet and greet with the Tourist City Ghostbusters will offer a chance to learn about ghostbusting equipment and inspect haunted artifacts.
The party continues at the Orange County Regional History Center. Kids can create monster puppets, craft a perfect pony bead pumpkin and design their own spooky face masks to make haunting memories at a photo wall. Test your senses by braving a mystery touch bin, play classic fair games to earn prizes, and visit the dance floor to dance the day away to spooky tunes.
Where and When:
Trick or Treat Safe Zone festivities begin Saturday, October 28 at 10 a.m. at the History Center and Orlando Public Library. Admission is free for everyone, and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Family-friendly costumes are encouraged for all, but not required. Adults may not wear masks that cover the face.
More Details:
About Orange County Regional History Center
The Orange County Regional History Center, housed in a historic courthouse at 65 E. Central Blvd. in downtown Orlando, features four floors of permanent and special exhibitions. The museum is a Smithsonian Institution affiliate and accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. It is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Community & Family Services Department under Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings and the Board of County Commissioners. The Historical Society of Central Florida Inc. is supported by United Arts of Central Florida and sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture, and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. For more information, visit TheHistoryCenter.org.
About Orange County Library System
Orange County Library System is the public library system serving 1.3 million residents of Orange County, Florida. OCLS is committed to adding to quality of life by creating a learning environment and experiences that foster personal growth and development. Our headquarters are located at Orlando Public Library, 101 E. Central Blvd. in downtown Orlando. We also operate 14 branches located across Orange County, as far north as Apopka and as far south as Southchase, near the border of Orange and Osceola counties. Our communities are incredibly diverse and vibrant, and our goal is for our libraries to reflect and respect the rich multicultural nature of the place we call home.
Cost:
free
More Information:
Click here for more information.
Disclaimer: Events and information listed on this site are subject to last minute cancellations and changes which might not be reflected in this MyCentralFloridaFamily.com post. Please always confirm with this family-friendly business by calling or clicking the links for the most up-to-date information.
Get more every day:
For all the latest news and opportunities for your Central Florida family, follow My Central Florida Family on Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube or sign up for our Weekly Fun-Letters today!
Be sure to check out our Daily Events Line-Up with events that are happening throughout Central Florida every single day!
