USFSP to offer post-storm trick-or-treat experience

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

The University of South Florida St. Petersburg (USFSP) is set to host a Halloween Fest on October 30, aiming to provide a safe trick-or-treating experience for families affected by recent hurricane damage. This event runs from 5 to 8 p. m. and is organized in partnership with the City of St.

Petersburg and Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital. In light of the hurricane's impact, USFSP's initiative emphasizes the importance of community support and safety during the Halloween season. The festivity will include a variety of activities designed to entertain and engage children while ensuring their safety. This event offers a unique opportunity for families to enjoy Halloween in a secure environment, fostering a sense of normalcy in the wake of adversity. The Halloween Fest not only aims to uplift spirits but also reflects USFSP's dedication to serving its community during challenging times.

With a focus on creating joyful memories, this initiative showcases the university's commitment to supporting families in the St. Petersburg area. Overall, USFSP’s Halloween Fest promises to be a highlight of the local Halloween celebrations, reinforcing community bonds and resilience.

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