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Milton hosts first Wicked Weekend
Brewing up something special for the kids are (l-r) Kathy Clark, Jane Mazur and Annie Bishop from Magnolia Street Antiques. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
October 30, 2021
Hundreds of people of all ages packed into Milton’s Memorial Park Oct. 30 for the inaugural Wicked Weekend.
Costumed kids followed the fantasy trail around the park to get some sweet treats, while others sat by the gazebo to watch a magic show by Glenn Kohr. A spooky ride on the Lions Club train awaited those willing to wait.
The event preceded townwide trick-or-treating, which saw a lot of people walking street-to-street, house-to-house on the warm October night.
It wouldn’t be a Milton event without the Lions Club train.
Having a fun time are (l-r) Rylie Cathcart, Audrey Hershelman and Bridgett Cole.
Beetlejuice aka Michael Clark is stuck in the spider web.
The crew from Irish Eyes hands out candy. Shown are (l-r) Dana Smith, Tom Jones and Charlene Jones.
Magician Glenn Kohr gets started on his latest trick.
Magician Glenn Kohr keeps the kids captivated during his show.
Painted pumpkins await judging.
One of the carved pumpkin entries.
Spooky!
Handing out candy are (l-r) Thomas Draper, Zach Mendez and Ryan Kindl.
The stillness of the Broadkill River offers a beautiful mirror view of Memorial Park.
It was a purrfect night in Milton.
A skeleton looms over trick-or-treaters on Union Street.
