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Tampa's first annual Green Halloween event this Friday in Hyde Park

By on Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 5:24 pm

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The sponsors will also be accepting gently used Halloween costumes for donation which will go to the Alpha House of Tampa.


For more information, please check out the Divine events website.

Tampa's first Annual Green Halloween event will take place in Old Hyde Park Village this Friday, October 23rd from 3:30pm-6:30pm.

Sponsored by Divine Events of Tampa, their initiative is to create healthier and more eco-friendly holiday events for the people of Tampa Bay.  This green event will include a pumpkin patch cake walk, bobbing for organic apples, best green costume contest, making your own Halloween bag out of old magazines.

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