Regardless of the wet temperature, trick-or-treaters braved the things in the Metropolis of Demorest for an night of household fun.
Infants, toddlers, young children and grownups relished candy, s’mores, face painting, community security vehicles and a lot more at the annual trunk-or-deal with party, hosted in Downtown Demorest.
Community organizations, teams and city departments, like Piedmont College, Sweet Breads, Temperance Dwelling, the Metropolis of Demorest Hearth Office, and the Demorest Police Department stood less than awnings and tents to keep dry whilst sharing treats and fun with young ones.
Shiny seasonal shows greeted guests to Demorest’s historic downtown district. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)Who demands a area helmet when you have received a warm winter season cap? Demorest went on with its once-a-year Halloween tradition even with the rainy cold temperature. The little ones and moms and dads who showed up were happy that they did. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)Piedmont University artwork museum director Rebecca Brantley and daughter Rosalind head in direction of the bonfire at Sweet Breads for s’mores. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)The Demorest Fire Section let little ones verify out the fire truck up-shut. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)Sharks and princesses alike were satisfied to inventory up on treats and present off their costumes, even if that intended getting a little moist in the system. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)Former Demorest Fire Chief and mayoral applicant Ken Ranalli was on hand for the festivities. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)Who doesn’t enjoy s’mores, selfies and free of charge candy? These trick-or-treaters had it all, from interesting costumes to gooey marshmallows. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)Cornelia and Clarkesville will host their downtown trick-or-managing situations on Friday, Oct. 29. (Hadley Cottingham/Now Habersham)
There are lots much more Halloween events to look forward to, with Cornelia and Clarkesville’s downtown trick-or-treat events the two happening Friday evening, October 29.
For a checklist of area Halloween functions in Northeast Georgia, check out Now Habersham’s Handle Tracker.
