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Trick or Treat The College Version

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Spooky Fun! Trick or Treat

That Was Then… Treat

Every kid loved Halloween and going out to trick or treat. I would race home from school so my mom could put together some sort of costume for me then rush to meet my friends to go trick or treating. Somehow, by the time I had my own kids, Halloween included much more; carving pumpkins, putting up decorations, more formal costumes, and, of course, trick or treating throughout our neighborhood, but not without a parent escort.

This is Now… Trick

Halloween traditions in college are, well, a far cry from the pumpkin carving, candy apple making gatherings we had in our driveway before the kids started their trick or treating. Many places, including frats, will have parties – all week. Halloween week, I’m not going to lie, gives a whole new meaning to the BOO in Booze. Keep in mind this is Miami and while there is a lot of Halloween-themed partying going on in general, this year will be a little different. It may not be a bad idea to remind your students of all the nice parts of Halloween and to keep their good judgment about them when they make plans for ‘adult’ trick or treating. A hint to be sure they have all their work done before they go out is wise too.

On a Lighter Note….Going to UM, students have plenty of Halloween events to choose from.

  • 9th Annual Howl-O-Ween: At Pinecrest Gardens, 11000 Red Road. Benefits PAWS 4 You
  • A Nightmare at the Curtiss Mansion: October 3rd – October 31st at 500 Deer Run, Miami Springs, FL. Limited tickets per time slot to avoid large crowds and ensure the safety of our guests. Book your date and select your time slot. Only 15 minutes of tardiness are forgiven. Be on time!
  • Pumpkin Patch at Little Farm: Pumpkins, harvest decor. 13401 SW 224 Street, Goulds, FL 33170. $10 per person. The number of people on the premises will be limited to 150, first come first serve basis.
  • Pintos Farm – Punkin Patch, Hay Maze, Scarecrow forest, Pumpkin Painting. October 3rd – November 1st. Reservations required. 14890 SW 216 St, Miami, Florida 33170
  • Not So Spooky Drive-Thru Adventure & Pumpkin Patch – September 26 – October 31, 2020, at Tamiami Park on Saturdays and Sundays. $45 per car. Those who feel comfortable getting out of their cars can socially distant at the outdoor Harvest Market.
  • 4th Annual Spooky Science Monster Mash – Frost Science Museum, October 31, 2020, 9:30 am – 6 pm
  • Historic Ghost Tour – Deering Estate. This tour includes walking around the historic homes at night. The cost is $40 per person and space is very limited.
  • The Horrorland drive-thru Haunted Atrraction. Multiple dates starting on October 1st at Miramar Regional Park, Miramar, FL

Send a Little Halloween Love… by checking out our Halloween gift guide. We’ve got some local suggestions as well.

Happy Halloween from HaveUHeard

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