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Milton hosts Wicked Weekend
Trick-or-treating, pumpkin painting, train rides among activities
The annual Wicked Weekend Halloween-themed event returned to Milton Memorial Park Oct. 28. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
October 31, 2023
Historic Milton’s spooktacular Wicked Weekend event was held Oct. 28 in Milton Memorial Park.
The annual event was hosted by the Nitan Soni Group and the Milton Chamber of Commerce. It featured a number of family-friendly activities such as a fantasy trail and haunted walk, pumpkin painting, train rides, food trucks, and sorcery and stories from Children’s Beach House.
For more information, go to HistoricMilton.com or email chamber@HistoricMilton.com.
Nitan Soni of the Nitan Soni Group was one of the presenting sponsors of Wicked Weekend.
Magician Glenn Kohr entertains the crowd of children and adults.
Milton Police Chief Derrick Harvey and his officers keep everyone safe during the event.
Although the lines to get in were long, the wait was short, and it was well worth it.
Tom Bole, an account executive with Avery Hall Insurance, mounted his trusty steed for the event.
The Milton Lions Club operates a train that has been in service since the 1950s and is still going strong. King Lion Jim Coverdale drives.
Crystal and Glenn Kline with their niece Mercy Wheeler, 7, of Seaford.
Nathan Licuanan, 13, and Samantha Licuanan, 4, with a unique costume idea – Peanuts!
Carter Carroll, 8, and Madison Carroll, 10, of Camden are all aglow.
Zombies from Children's Beach House shuffle through the fog looking for victims.
Karen Falk, left, executive director of the Milton Chamber of Commerce, is all smiles with Anne Brown, chamber president.
