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Blue River Memorial Park is the site for the Shelbyville Parks and Recreation Department Halloween Fun at the Park Friday night.
The event is from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. for ages 12 and under. It will feature pony rides, games and crafts, a haunted trail, concessions with chili, popcorn, hot dogs, apple cider slushees.
There also will be a petting zoo and a trunk or treat by Poor Boys Car Club.
Kids with wristbands will receive a free pumpkin while supplies last. Wristbands can be purchased before the event at the Shelbyville Parks and Recreation Department, 945 S. Tompkins St., for $8. They will be $10 at the event.
GIANT fm will provide music and sounds of the season.
A traffic note for Friday -- when arriving at Blue River Memorial Park use the Lee Boulevard entrance to come in for the Halloween fun festival. There is also a softball tournament at the park that evening.
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