Don’t Miss Boo Bash In Wake Forest
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2024 Halloween Boo Bash
Saturday, Oct. 19 | 11 am-2 pm
Downtown Wake Forest
The Halloween Boo Bash is a free, family-oriented festival for children ages 12 and younger.
This year’s festivities will include inflatables, food trucks and a variety of other ghostly games and activities.
Costumes are optional, but best costumes may be featured on the Town website and social media pages.
Food & Dessert Trucks
Food and dessert trucks scheduled to participate in this year’s Boo Bash include: Not Just a Fry Guy, Hollywood Taco Shop, Will & Pop’s, Jolly’s Dessert Truck, GypZea Maize Kettle Corn and Crazy Beans Coffee.
Know Before You Go
The information below is tentative and will be updated as plans are developed.
Admission is Free
Admission is free! Boo Bash gets underway at 11 a.m. Event ends at 2 p.m.
Entertainment
DJ Royal will be playing rocking tunes, there will be sponsor booths, carnival games, a photo booth and of course, lots of treats.
Concessions & Food Trucks
Food and dessert trucks scheduled to participate in this year’s Boo Bash include: Not Just a Fry Guy, Hollywood Taco Shop, Will & Pop’s, Jolly’s Dessert Truck, GypZea Maize Kettle Corn and Crazy Beans Coffee.
Parking
Please park only in public parking spaces.
Patience is a Virtue
We are expecting a great turnout. Traffic in and around Downtown Wake Forest will likely be heavy. We ask for your patience while parking and waiting in line for attractions.
Event is Rain or Shine
In case of severe weather, the event may be canceled.
Event Parking
The Town has partnered with the Northern Wake Senior Center, SEBTS and Wake Electric to ensure there is plenty of parking available for Boo Bash. In addition to abundant downtown curbside parking, each of these locations parking lots are available for event patrons. Please be sure to only park in public parking spaces and do not enter private parking lots.
When does Wake Forest recognize Halloween?
Since Halloween is always October 31, that’s the day the Town of Wake Forest encourages families to go door-to-door in costumes for candy and fun – regardless of the day of the week in which it falls.
The Wake Forest Police Department also recommends that little ghosts and goblins trick-or-treat between the hours of 6 and 8 p.m.
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