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Trick-or-Treating on Halloween Night at The Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island 🎃

The Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island will host the 7th annual Tricks & Treasures at The Boardwalk on Monday, October 31st. See here. The family-favorite event features over 25 candy stations, including a […]

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The Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island will host the 7th annual Tricks & Treasures at The Boardwalk on Monday, October 31st. See here.

The family-favorite event features over 25 candy stations, including a “walkabout parking lot parade” with local non-profits and community organizations, co-hosted by The Island Resort. 👻

Treasure maps will be available for children to ‘pillage the planks’ of The Boardwalk for even more candy and discover some tricks & treasures along the restaurants and storefronts. 🍭

The Boardwalk on Okaloosa Island’s Tricks & Treasures Halloween event

TRICKS & TREASURES FEATURES:

Trick-or-treating with over 25 candy stations from 5-8pm.
Pirate show at Al’s Beach Club from 5-8pm, with a kid’s costume contest at 7pm.
Treasure map to follow through The Boardwalk for a light-up surprise.
360* Photobooth by Emerald Coast Entertainment Services.
Carnival games and entertainment area.
Kids Eat Free vouchers for Rockin Tacos, The Crab Trap, Floyd’s Shrimp House, and Al’s Beach Club.
Fireworks from the Okaloosa Island Pier at 8pm.

The Boardwalk is proud to host this family-friendly community event for children of all ages, and best of all, it’s free!

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