Seasonal & Holidays
Trunk Or Treat Returns This Halloween To Morris Township
The township has called on residents, organizations and businesses to attend with decorated vehicles.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP, NJ — Get ready for a Halloween thrill.
The Morris Township Police, Fire Department and Parks and Recreation are joining forces once again for their annual Trunk or Treat event, promising a spooky good time for all.
This year’s Trunk or Treat will be held on Oct. 26 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Dwyer Lane, and will be followed by a Halloween movie night at Ginty Field, where "Hotel Transylvania" will light up the screen as soon as it gets dark.
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Trunk-or-treating is a fun twist on traditional trick-or-treating. Instead of going door to door, kids collect candy from vehicles decked out in festive decorations. It’s considered a safer alternative and has become increasingly popular nationwide in recent years.
To participate in candy distribution, registration is required. All registered participants must bring a bag of factory-sealed candy—homemade treats will not be permitted, according to township officials.
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"Dress up in your favorite costumes, pre-register to decorate your trunks and hand out treats to trick-or-treaters in a safe and festive environment," event organizers said.
To register for or learn more about the family-friendly event, click here.
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