Gallery | Fall festivals in Statesboro and Halloween tips

Statesboro First Harvest Festival
SHS National Honor Society Trunk or Treat
SHS National Honor Society Trunk or Treat
SHS National Honor Society Trunk or Treat
SHS National Honor Society Trunk or Treat
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Pittman Park UMC Treat Trail
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Statesboro First Harvest Festival
Grace Community Church Boo Bash
Grace Community Church Boo Bash
Grace Community Church Boo Bash
Grace Community Church Boo Bash

Children in Statesboro got a Halloween test run at festivals around town on Halloween Eve, Wednesday, October 30, 2024. 

Photojournalist Hunter Cone made a spookish dash around town and captured a few of the Halloween celebrations listed on Grice Connect's Halloween Events Calendar and ended at Grace Community Church's Boo Bash.

Families enjoyed themed car decorations, candy-filled paths, and autumn activities, bringing out creative costumes and a joyful atmosphere across all events.

Fun was had by children of all ages.  This proved to be a great warm up for Halloween Trick or Treating on Thursday evening.

A couple of Halloween events you should check out:

 
 

 

 

Bulloch Sheriff's Halloween tips

The Sheriff recommends neighborhood trick or treating for Thursday October 31st from 5:30-7:30pm.

All motorists should use caution and obey all traffic laws.

For trick-or-treaters and guardians:

🎃We encourage families to attend one of the many safe and fun special events hosted around the County.

🎃Only visit familiar, well-lit neighborhoods and homes that have their porch lights on.

🎃Adults should accompany their children, and use a flashlight.

🎃Encourage children to wear costumes that do not restrict their vision.

🎃Walk, don’t run.

🎃Consider placing reflective tape on costumes or treat bags.

🎃Drivers should observe all traffic laws.

🎃Adults should inspect children’s candy before its eaten. For homeowners:

🎃Only hand out commercially wrapped candy.

🎃Only turn your porch light on if you welcome trick-or-treaters.

🎃Secure your pets. Happy trick-or-treating, and be safe!

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