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Though the day was a bit cool, cloudy and windy, there was plenty of Halloween fun to be had on Oct. 31, which fell on a Sunday this year.
Camera in hand, Sun journalist Chelsea Kemp spent much of her day in search of spooky celebrations around Westman on Sunday, stopping by the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop to take in the petting zoo and free barbecue. She also made it out to Rivers and the Lucky Break Ranch Halloween Jackpot Race, where dressed up contestants and their horses competed in barrel racing events.
And of course, what Halloween is complete without kids and costumes in Brandon for the annual trick or treat call on city doorsteps?
Clair Slomiany, 13, left, and Shayla Scinocca, 13, wait for candy Sunday at a house of Rosser Avenue. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)
Gotta love the spooky stuff.
Cadee Sobry, 9, and her horse Doc prepare to race in the Lucky Break Ranch Halloween Jackpot Race Sunday. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Natalie Elias, 14, and her horse Silver participate in the costume contest at the Lucky Break Ranch Halloween Jackpot Race Sunday. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Katie Wright, 16, and her horse Chic whip around a barrel at the Lucky Break Ranch Halloween Jackpot Race Sunday. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Emerson Beernaerts, 8, left, Easton Beernaerts, 10, and Natalie Elias, 14, ride in the costume contest at the Lucky Break Ranch Halloween Jackpot Race Sunday. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Guests visit chicks at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)The Grinch Emerson Beernaerts, 8, and her trusty steed Rocky participate in the costume contest at the Lucky Break Ranch Halloween Jackpot Race Sunday. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Lawson Maluga, 3, holds a chick at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)The Reid family makes their way down Rosser Avenue Sunday celebrating Halloween. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Guests visit geese and ducks at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Pastor Amberley Fisher, left, hands out treats to Luna Sandoval, 3, at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Carter Husbands, left, and Torin 3, play a game at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Ellie Findlay, 17 months, and Zoey Peters, 8, feed goats at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)A pair of T-rex visit alpacas at the Calvary Temple Halloween Fun Stop Sunday. The event celebrated the spooky season with candy, games, a petting zoo and free barbecue.(Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Boston Boucher, 7, celebrates Halloween at a house on Rosser Avenue Sunday. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)Trick-or-treaters make their way down Rosser Avenue Sunday celebrating Halloween. (Chelsea Kemp/The Brandon Sun)
