Halloween is such a fun time for children an adults alike. I have so many great memories of the spooky fun with my family.
A big event is happening this weekend in Bossier City. A great family event is coming to the area for some fun and trick or treating. The events will feature dozens of vendors, local food trucks, and plenty of sweet treats for the kids.
Saturday Morning Spooktacular at Pierre Bossier Mall
The Halloween festivities kick off Saturday morning, Oct. 31, at the Bossier City Farmers Market. If you have never checked out this event, this might be the day to do so. It’s in the south parking lot of Pierre Bossier Mall, the event will host over 70 vendors and food trucks from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Children are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes to trick-or-treat directly at vendor booths. In addition to candy, families can enjoy face painting, kids’ activities, live music, and diverse local food options. Admission and parking are completely free for all attendees.
Bossier Farmer’s MarketBossier Farmer’s MarketSunday Trick-or-Treating on Barksdale Boulevard
The festive fun continues Sunday morning, Nov. 1, at the new Sunday Barksdale Market in South Bossier. Running from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the market will feature more than 40 vendors and food trucks set up in the parking lot at 3226 Barksdale Blvd., right near Southern Maid. Kids can collect candy while adults browse local goods. Costumes are highly encouraged, and like Saturday’s event, both admission and parking are free.
What Is Included at these Halloween Events
Both weekend markets cater to the entire community, offering family-friendly and pet-friendly atmospheres. Visitors will find live music, designated seating areas, indoor restrooms, on-site ATMs, and ample, accessible parking suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
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