Dozens of kids hit the dance floor to take part in the costume contest at Spooky Blast, hosted out of Four Peaks Park Saturday night, Oct. 26.
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The Vicks visited Fountain Hills all the way from The Mushroom Kingdom.
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Brenden Walters took a break from Fortnite to visit Spooky Blast, while, Alex D. and Bennett Smith don’t seem too concerned about being abducted.
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A couple dozen community clubs, organizations, businesses, etc. sponsored booths at the Spooky Blast.
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A very young firefighter tries his luck at a pumpkin ring toss.
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Some booths featured games to win prizes.
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Quinn would like to be taken to your leader.
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Scottie Kennedy heads down one of the inflatable slides.
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Youngsters play their own version of Connect Four.
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What would a community event be without face painting?
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George Arroyo tests his might.
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The Rexy booth hosted a “guess the number” game.
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The dance floor was hopping all night at Spooky Blast.
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The Spooky Blast DJ was out of this world.
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Alison, Azyde and Presley show off their costumes.
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From spooky to friendly, hundreds of costumes were on display at Spooky Blast.
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Carmen Montiel leaps through an obstacle course.
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The Zabos and the Vicks wait for their kiddos to finish playing a game.
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A young Belle decorates a mask.
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