πŸŽƒ Trunk or Treat Comes to Crossville – Safe Halloween Fun at Hwy 55

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🎃 Trunk or Treat Comes to Crossville – Safe Halloween Fun at Hwy 55

Crossville families looking for a safe, community-centered Halloween celebration have a new option this Saturday. Hwy 55 Burgers Shakes & Fries is hosting a Trunk or Treat event designed to bring neighbors together for an evening of candy, costumes, and local connection.

πŸ“ What to Expect

The event takes place Saturday, October 24th, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Hwy 55 (2193 N Main Street, Crossville). Families are invited to bring their vehicles, decorate them, and hand out candy to local children in a controlled, community-focused setting. The atmosphere will include costumes, family fun, and the kind of neighborhood connection that makes Halloween memorable for kids and adults alike. πŸš—

πŸ’° Incentive for Participants

Those who set up their vehicle to participate in the event receive a 15% discount on any meal as a thank-you for helping make the evening special. It’s a way for the restaurant to recognize the effort volunteers put into creating a safe, welcoming experience for the community’s children. πŸ”

✨ Local Flavor

Cake Pops By Chelsey, a Dunlap-based bakery, will be on hand handing out candy and may bring handcrafted cake pops to share with trick-or-treaters. The partnership highlights how local businesses are weaving together to strengthen the fabric of the event and give families more reasons to participate. 🧁

All are welcome to attend, whether as a participant setting up a vehicle or as a family coming to enjoy the festivities. Trunk or Treat events have become a popular alternative to traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating, offering a safer, more predictable environment while keeping the spirit of Halloween alive in the community. πŸŽ‰

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Written By Tom Seest

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