As fun as Halloween can be, it's important to make sure our kids have basic safety rules in place--regarding traffic, people, and navigating unfamiliar places.
The Tyler Parks and Recreation Department transformed the Glass Recreation Center into a spooky but safe place for families on Thursday evening as they hosted their annual Fall Family Fun Festival.
The kids have to dress up even if there's no trick-or-treating (that's what they told me, and they're in charge so...). With that in mind, here are the top 10 Halloween costumes for 2020!
If you're planning to dress like The Joker when the movie opens this weekend, you might want to keep a change of clothes in the car. Most theaters will turn away people wearing costumes and masks.
There's some hazard in walking around in the dark in costumes that obstruct vision and mobility. Here's a few helpful tips to keep your kiddo safe on Halloween.
Whether you're hosting a costume party, making your own movie, or just want to find some unusual home decor, sometimes you just need to find the perfect "prop" to pull it off. Your problems may be solved.