Photo Gallery: Treat Street comes to Downtown Salisbury

Salisbury Independent

Posted 11/3/21

Several hundred youngsters and their parents attended Treat Street in Downtown Salisbury on Sunday, Oct. 31.

A free event sponsored by the Salisbury Jaycees, Treat Street provides an alternative …

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Photo Gallery: Treat Street comes to Downtown Salisbury

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Arielle Haynes, 6, left, and McKenna Heller, 3, give Sparky a hug at the Salisbury Fire Department booth.

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Kayla Camiscioli with Phi Mu fraternity at Salisbury University hands out candy to Camaya Kirkland, 7, of Salisbury.

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Salisbury Police Officer Barry Tucker hands out candy.

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Parents and children walk on West Main Street in Downtown Salisbury on Sunday during the Annual Treat Street. The event had 821 trick or treaters go through the event which is sponsored by the Salisbury Jaycees.

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Hillary Reynolds, left, and Jenna Robinson, with the Salisbury Jaycees, pass out wrist bands to the children.

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Folk line up to go through the Annual Treat Street in Downtown Salisbury on Sunday. The event had 821 trick or treaters in attendance, which is sponsored by the Salisbury Jaycees.

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Justin Byrd gets ready to attack one of the Ghostbusters figures during the Annual Treat Street.

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Maria Fosque poses with Sage Fosque, 1, of Salisbury.

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Addy Byrd, 9, left, and Charlotte Brush, 9, both of Salisbury, show off their costumes.

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The Holter's from Salisbury: Ben, 4, Melissa, Luke, 1, Sadie, 7, and Mike Holter.

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"Cinderella" Shiloh Harris passes out candy to Tynae Lake, 3, of Eden, at the Paul Davis booth.

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Tinker Bell Marlee Schaffer, 23 months, of Salisbury, dances to the music during the Annual Treat Street in Downtown Salisbury.

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Ava Schultz of Salisbury, portraying video game character Spamton, pauses during the Annual Treat Street on Sunday.

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Ryleigh Whaley, 1, of Salisbury, eats some of her candy during the Annual Treat Street.

Posted Wednesday, November 3, 2021 3:05 pm

Salisbury Independent

Several hundred youngsters and their parents attended Treat Street in Downtown Salisbury on Sunday, Oct. 31.

A free event sponsored by the Salisbury Jaycees, Treat Street provides an alternative to going door-to-door on Halloween. Participation in this event is limited to children ages 11 and younger

To participate, children must wear a costume, bring their own trick-or-treat bag, and be accompanied by an adult.

Ideal weather helped make the event a big success.

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