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Destin Commons Announces Their 2017 Halloween Haunt

October is here, which means….Halloween! The Destin Commons has just announced their annual Halloween Haunt at Destin Commons will be on Friday, October 27 from 6–8 pm. The Haunt will […]

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October is here, which means….Halloween! The Destin Commons has just announced their annual Halloween Haunt at Destin Commons will be on Friday, October 27 from 6–8 pm.

The Haunt will be full of spooky crafts, fantasy face painting, trick-or-treating at the stores, and a costume contest for children in age categories from 0-12 and dogs.

Trick-or-treating will begin at 7 pm and will span throughout the Shopping Center. Everyone is encouraged to “dress to impress” and you might win a hauntingly awesome assortment of prizes. For more information, check out their event details below.

http://getthecoast.com/event/halloween-haunt/

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