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TRICKS, TREATS, AND THEATRE

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Farmingdale High School's 4th Annual Safe Halloween Event is a Spellbinding Success

Farmingdale High School's 4th Annual Safe Halloween Event was back and more exciting than ever, providing young Dalers with an unforgettable experience. On Saturday, October 19, the school was transformed into a Halloween town, enchanting all who entered.

Hundreds of tiny trick-or-treaters gathered at this year’s Safe Halloween event, to explore a maze of intricately decorated halls, each featuring a unique theme. The school was transformed into a Pumpkin Patch, Princess Retreat, Toon Town, Witches Kingdom, Superhero City, Mission Space, and Alice's Wonderland. However, it was not only the decorations that contributed to the event's allure. Theater students from Farmingdale High School wore costumes, and fully embraced their roles, engaging with visitors, posing for photographs, and distributing candy. After the trick-or-treating, families were invited into the Big Top gymnasium, where a circus of fun awaited. A Día de los Muertos dance captivated audiences, nearby, a face painting station transformed young faces into unicorns, tigers, and superheroes. The aroma of popcorn and cotton candy wafted through the gym, inviting all to indulge in the sweet treats.

Executing an event like Safe Halloween requires a great deal of effort, and the Theater Program students dedicated weeks to meticulously organizing every aspect. Several groups collaborated to bring the Theatre 4 students' ideas to life, including Farmingdale High School's Art Honor Society, Real Harmony, Thespian Honor Society, Playcrafters, and the PTA.

“Safe Halloween is not just a fun event for the community, but a chance for our students to showcase their talent and passion for the arts,” said Glen Beck, theater teacher at Farmingdale High School. “I couldn't be prouder of them. Our students worked tirelessly to ensure every detail was perfect, which truly paid off.”

Looking ahead, the excitement for next year’s event is already brewing. Each year, the anticipation grows for what new themes and creative ideas the students will bring to life. It’s clear that Safe Halloween has become a cherished tradition, and the community eagerly awaits the next opportunity to celebrate together.

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