As Halloween approaches, the Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum is set to transform into a spooky wonderland for local families. In collaboration with Quota Beenleigh and Junior Quota Clubs, the village will host an exciting night filled with fun, candy, and plenty of frights – all while providing a safe and entertaining environment for kids to trick or treat.
This year’s event promises to be bigger and better, with a variety of activities that ensure fun for the whole family. The night kicks off at 5pm with the opening of the Night Market, offering an assortment of stalls where you can browse for handmade items, local crafts, and maybe even something spooky to take home. It’s a fantastic opportunity to support local vendors while soaking in the festive atmosphere.
At 5:30pm, the real fun begins with the opening of the Trick or Treat Trail. Children and parents alike are invited to wander through parts of the museum, encountering volunteers dressed in ghoulish costumes at each stop along the way. The trail meanders through the village, offering a blend of treats and tricks, creating an unforgettable experience for everyone. Whether you’re hoping to be scared or just looking for a fun night out, there’s something for everyone on the trail. Last entry into the Trick or Treat Trail will be at 8:30pm, so be sure to arrive in time to enjoy the full experience!
For families planning to make a night of it, Station 4207 Café will be open throughout the event, offering delicious dinners, snacks, and drinks. While it’s free to enter the village and browse the night market or dine at the café, you’ll need to book tickets to enjoy the Trick or Treat Trail. The café is popular, so it’s recommended that you book a table in advance if you plan to have dinner.
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This event is not only about Halloween fun – it also serves an important purpose. All profits from the night will go towards supporting Quota Beenleigh Junior Quota Clubs and the Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum. Quota Beenleigh and Junior Quota Clubs are nonprofit organizations focused on empowering local high school students by encouraging active community involvement. Through their efforts, these young leaders are making a positive impact on the community, and events like this help fund their initiatives.
Similarly, the Beenleigh Historical Village and Museum is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the region’s local history. The museum offers a glimpse into the past with a collection of historical buildings and artifacts that showcase Beenleigh’s rich heritage. Proceeds from events like the Halloween Trick or Treat Night help keep the museum running and accessible to the public, ensuring that future generations can learn about the area’s history.
Whether you’re coming for the spooky costumes, the trick or treating, or simply to enjoy a night out with the family, the Halloween event at Beenleigh Historical Village is not to be missed. The combination of a safe environment, local community involvement, and the chance to support worthy causes makes this event truly special.
For those looking to bring their little ones along, the Trick or Treat Trail is a great way to introduce children to Halloween in a safe and controlled environment. Parents can join in the fun, too, by walking the trail alongside their children or simply enjoying the festive atmosphere at the night market and café.
So, what are you waiting for? Dust off your favorite costume, grab your friends and family, and head down to the Beenleigh Historical Village for a night of spooky fun and Halloween memories. Don’t forget to book your tickets for the Trick or Treat Trail ahead of time, as spaces are limited and this event is sure to be a popular one.
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