LEFT: A young Halloween Town guest enjoys a snack in his Toy Story costume. RIGHT: Halloween Town, designed for younger children and their families, is free to enter and visit; extras such as the food court require a fee, and donations to the Laura Foundation are appreciated. (JOE VIGER PHOTOS
LEFT: A young Halloween Town guest enjoys a snack in his Toy Story costume. RIGHT: Halloween Town, designed for younger children and their families, is free to enter and visit; extras such as the food court require a fee, and donations to the Laura Foundation are appreciated. (JOE VIGER PHOTOS
MADISON — The 15th Halloween Town returns to Madison on Saturday, Oct. 24. Designed to raise funds and awareness in support of the Laura Foundation for Autism and Epilepsy, it offers children the opportunity to enjoy a “traditional” Halloween experience with the ability to walk around a “neighborhood” while visiting houses in trick-or-treat style. Held next to King Pine Ski Area on the grounds of Tohkomeupog, a summer camp for boys, Halloween Town is a rain or shine event.
More than 20 rustic cabins will be transformed into Halloween-themed haunts to create the Trick-or-Treat Trail. The “Halloweenie Walk” targets younger trick-or-treaters and includes four cabins decorated with a theme of fun, rather than fright.
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