FORKED RIVER, NJ – The Lacey Historical Society is set to host its Annual Halloween Family Fest at the Old Schoolhouse Museum, located directly behind Mrs. Walker’s Ice Cream. Scheduled over two days, this event will proceed regardless of weather conditions.
The fest promises diverse Halloween-themed activities suitable for attendees of all ages. Highlights include a walkthrough of various spooky scenes, interactions with costumed characters – both living and inanimate, games, prizes, and an opportunity for pumpkin decorating. Participants can indulge in making S’Mores at the fire pit, enjoy refreshments, participate in Halloween trivia, and even have their faces painted. Authentic ghost stories from the region will be shared, adding an eerie element to the festivity. Moreover, the eagerly awaited historical comedy skit, “Return of Real Ghosts of Lacey”, is set for multiple showings at the Old Schoolhouse.
Tickets can be procured in advance during regular hours at the Lacey Recreation Department, and they will also be accessible at the entrance on event days.
The Lacey Historical Society, a 501c3 non-profit, is dedicated to preserving the region’s artifacts, landmarks, and stories. They aim to enhance the public’s understanding and admiration of Lacey’s distinct history. This commitment sees the society manage the Old Schoolhouse Museum, which houses exhibits, documents, and artifacts. They also organize numerous programs and events for the public. Those wishing to learn more about the society’s endeavors can visit their website or follow their updates on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.