Ghouls, goblins, superheroes, masked villains, princesses, pirates and vampires are all expected to put in appearances at the City of Perris’ Harvest Halloween Festival.
The big show takes place Oct. 29 from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Cesar E. Chavez Library parking lot, 163 San Jacinto Ave.
“The City of Perris is committed to providing a safe, sane and fun Halloween experience for all our residents and their families,” said City Councilman Mark Yarbrough. “This is a great time and place to celebrate the holiday.” Last year, more than 600 revelers attended the City’s Halloween bash.
Boys and girls of all ages will have a blast playing games for candy prizes, rocking out to the Monster Mash and more retro songs with D.J. Retro Rick.
Costume contests will be held all evening starting with infants and tots at 6 p.m and concluding with teen and adults. So don’t forget to come dressed for the occasion.
Vendor spaces will include food for purchase, and free literature and information from local community service providers.
Please join us of an informative safe and healthy lifestyle festival. Parking is available at the Civic Center and Foss Field Park.
For more information, please call 951-943-6603, or read the publication, On Track in Perris. General admission is free.