Mead High’s annual Trick-or-Treat Street (hosted by the choir program) is on for this Saturday October 28 from 5-8PM.
The evening will include games, free candy, and a newly-branded Haunted Hallway featuring student actors from theater.
“The haunted hallway is different each year,” said Mrs. Berry, the choir teacher.
The hallway will have options for older and younger kids, with a midway point allowing anyone to bypass the scarier parts.
This year’s festivities are returning with old favorites like pumpkin games and tic-tac-toe as well as some new ones.
Some of the new games include a “javelin throw” where children can throw pool noodles through hoops, limbo, golf, and even a “spooky” sensory box.
Admission is free; however, the Haunted Hallway costs $5 to experience. All proceeds from the attraction will go to the choir program.
Donations are appreciated but not required.
![“Everybody wanted to have like a mid year dance. They wanted it to be less stressed than like homecoming. So [its] just like a fun casual get together with activities and games, said Student Council teacher Mrs. Rue.](https://mavnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/IMG_3164.jpeg)
