• Trunk or Treat 2017

The 4th annual Trunk or Treat at Marna O'Brien park was a busy event, where kids of all ages came together for some fun, frivolity, candy and a chance to test out their 2017 costumes.

A look at the sea of people after the Sun had gone down.

Over 30 "trunks" were prepped and decorated for the event. 

The city of Wildomar booth where councilmember Bridgette Moore snaps a picture of
Janet Morales and (what appears to be) KISS guitarist Paul Stanley.

A haunted house that had longs lines of costumed kids waiting to take a look inside.

It's always fun to see a family all dress up, and this family is that of
city councilmember Dustin Nigg (Uncle Sam) and his wife Desiree (Lady Liberty)
and their three daughters;  a lamb, a ninja and Dorothy (sans Toto).

Brother and sister Daniel and Sarah pose for quick pic.

A princess poses with a transformer while being photographed by her mom.

Boy Scout Troop 332 were represented at the snack bar where they were selling
pulled pork sandwiches, and with the Doug Ames Deuce and a Half  handing out candy.

The crowd as it anticipated the first of several costume contests. On the stage were Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez, Councilmembers Dustin Nigg and Bridgette Moore and in the middle with the microphone, Mayor Tim Walker. 

If there were a category of best costume theme by a group, it would have gone to the group from Living Hope Lutheran Church who dressed as characters from the original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Last year they were all dressed as Waldo (from Where's Waldo fame).

REMINDER

Last on the city park's 2017 calendar of events is Breakfast With Santa, which is slated for December 16th at the Fire Station on Gruwell St. 

To keep informed about various city events, be sure to sign up for the email reminders at the following address. 

Link to the city's stay connected options.

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I'll bet living in a nudist colony takes all the fun out of Halloween.
– Charles S. Swartz

If Wildomar Rap were a nudist colony, it would require all those present to be either blind, invisible or both.