Warsaw Spooktacular A Scary Good Time
Emma Moss dresses as Jessie from “Toy Story 2” for Warsaw’s annual Spooktacular.
WARSAW — The annual downtown Warsaw Spooktacular celebration drew thousands of ghosts, ghouls, princesses, heroes and more.
The event, organized by Warsaw Community Development Corporation, Miller’s Senior Living Community and the Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club drew those of all ages to the downtown area to gather treats from local businesses.
Though trick-or-treating was the main draw of the event, costumed guests were also invited to participate in a costume contest at the conclusion of the event. Contestants were invited to participate in numerous age groups.
To accommodate the event, Center Street between Lake Street and Indiana Street as well as Buffalo Street between Main Street and Market Street were closed.
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- Back row: Portraying Lego versions of Deadpool, Batman, a hippie and Superman are (from left) Cole Davis; Jaxon Linville; Zaren Linville; Aaron Linville. Front: Harper Linville portrays Wyldstyle from the “Lego Movie”.
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- The Kosciusko County Courthouse played hosts to thousands of ghosts, ghouls and heroes during Spooktacular.
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- Local businesses supplied thousands of pounds of candy to guests young and old alike during last year’s Spooktacular.
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- Crowds lined the downtown streets of Warsaw looking for sweet treats and frightful fun.
