Eat, drink and be scary at St. Mark’s Spooky Potluck Fun Fest featuring the amazing Trick-or-Treat Trail on Wednesday, October 30 beginning at 6:00 PM. Kiddos – come in costume and walk the Trick-or-Treat trail – you’ll be sure to leave with sweet treats and meet a couple of goblins along the way! Trick-or-Treat stops along the trail on the grounds of St. Mark’s Church includes many of St. Mark's Ministries, the Marco Island Police Department and Police Foundation, Marco Island Fire-Rescue Department, Kiwanis Club, Marco Sport Fishing Club, Marco Patriots, Marriott’s Vacation Worldwide Crystal Shores, the Marco Island Historical Society, Casa Grande Electric, Condee Cooling & Electric, Al’s Pals, Our Daily Bread, GETCATFIT and The Marco Patriots to name a few.
It will be an evening of good food, music and fall fun for ALL AGES! Costumes are welcome. This event is open to the children and families of Marco Island and surrounding communities so please bring a friend. We will be grilling Halloween hot dogs but please bring a fall-inspired entree, side or salad to share.
At each stop along the trail - the various organizations will be handing out treats and several will also host fun activities including a super scary murder mystery challenge, spooky tattoos (Artist’s in Residence), and a peek at the fire trucks (Marco Island Fire).
If your business or organization would like to participate or if you have any questions, please contact mamamoe@stmarksmarco.org. All are welcome! St. Mark’s Episcopal Church is located at 1101 N Collier Blvd.
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