- April 19, 2024
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James Laskis Jr. prepares to get candy. Photo by Paige Wilson
Rielynn Ruado sports a Wonder Woman costume. Photo by Paige Wilson
Claire Stonecypher visits Smokey Bear. Photo by Paige Wilson
Emily Pekarovich is a T-Rex for the night. Photo by Paige Wilson
Amber Baumert and her son, Aidan, pass out candy. Photo by Paige Wilson
Nicholas Vivasshields dons a Harry Potter costume. Photo by Paige Wilson
Andres and Elias Bochnar are transformers. Photo by Paige Wilson
Dakotah Cooke passes out candy to Elias Bochnar. Photo by Paige Wilson
Abby Fansler is a jellyfish for the evening. Photo by Paige Wilson
Crystal, Angela and Spencer Powell are a Pokemon family. Photo by Paige Wilson
Ann and Jerry Transom set up a groovy decorated trunk to pass out candy. Photo by Paige Wilson
Aiden Solis is ready to save the world as Captain America. Photo by Paige Wilson
The Grim Reaper beckons trick-or-treaters. Photo by Paige Wilson
Candy and costumes galore filled the Palm Coast United Methodist Church for a Trunk or Treat event on Saturday.
The 12th-annual Trunk or Treat featured 32 cars, trucks and vans, which is 12 more than at last year's event, said Leanna Mannino, director of children's ministries. Superheroes, dinosaurs, princesses and more lined the parking lot for their turn to collect sweet treats.
"It's important for the community to have a safe place to come and trick or treat," Mannino said.
Last year, there were 1,200 visitors at the event on 5200 Belle Terre Parkway. Mannino said over 1,500 people attended on Saturday.
