The 2nd Annual Trick or Treat Walk at Haggin Oaks

Over 150 families attended the free, family-friendly Halloween event over the weekend

Two women crouch down to take a picture with a toddler dressed like Tigger from Winnie the Pooh.

A child dressed like Meridia from Brave is holding up her trick-or-treat bucket full of candy to the camera.

Last Saturday, Haggin Oaks hosted its annual Halloween trick-or-treat event. The event was organized under the guidance of Brandy Legay, Haggin Oaks Food & Beverage Assistant Manager. For the second year in a row, kids and families went trick or treating across Haggin Oaks under sunny skies.

Two children dressed like Spiderman and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle are getting candy from Brandy Legay, dressed in a pilot's jumpsuit.

A large group of children and parents are gathered around a long table, coloring pictures and playing with golf clubs.

“Trick or Treat!” could be heard far and wide over the golf course. Morton Golf Foundation volunteer were stationed at 10 spots around the course hand out candy to the ghosts and goblins.

A family of 4 poses for a photo, dressed as characters from Winnie the Pooh. The son is Winnie, the baby is Pigley, the mother is Eeyore, and the father wears red Disney ears.

A large group of 7 is posing for a photo. One teenager is dressed as a zombie, another is a skeleton, and a young boy is dressed like Spiderman.

In addition to candy, each station had activities for guests. Families could stop and relax, having fun before moving on to the next site.

A large group of women pose for a photo, all wearing masks. Two are wearing white masks with black eyes and red cheeks while the others wear masquerade masks.

A grandfather poses with his two grandkids. The grandson is dressed like a fire fighter and the granddaughter is dressed like a superhero.

The fun started with 9-holes of free mini-golf on the MacKenzie Putting Course. Then the families proceeded to a coloring station with Halloween illustrations. There were several putting challenges set up throughout the path, letting kids play to win extra candy. Finally, there were 4 “very scary” decorated golf carts for families to take photos with.

A mother and daughter pose for a photo. The daughter is dressed like a Gryffindor student from Harry Potter and the mother is dressed like a wizard in a blue robe.

A family of 3 poses for a photo. The parents are in regular clothing while the daughter is dressed in white pajamas with a colorful pattern.

It was fun to see how creative the families were with their costume selections. Super heroes costumes definitely won the award for most popular this year!