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2020: All Trick, No Treat?

The Deer Park Car Club had planned to bring a “Kandy Bars And Kars” event to Mix Park Halloween afternoon; however, the event was canceled. The car club didn’t specify why the  Trunk or Treat wasn’t going to happen, only that they were saddened and looked forward to more events next year.

Though the CDC has released specific safety guidelines, and precautions are wise for certain groups, Halloween itself has not been canceled. Please continue to be respectful and responsible and have a happy Halloween.

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