Kyle, TX – Employees at the City of Kyle are in the Halloween spirit for the city’s second annual Spook the Halls. What started last year as a friendly decorating competition between departments ended up looking better than anyone expected. Department heads opened the doors to children and their families. It was so fun, city employees opted to do it again this year.
Those who dare to walk the spooky halls will see such sights as the Kyle City Jail, Alice in Wonderland and the City Morgue. Along the way, many fun surprises are in store. The decorations are a combination of items brought from employee’s homes, purchased by employees or items from the Parks & Recreation Department from past events.
We invite residents to drop by Kyle City Hall and enjoy the spooky fun. Bring your child to Kyle City Hall between 4-5 p.m. Oct. 25-28 and from noon-5 p.m. on Halloween. Walking the Spooky Halls is free family activity and several departments may offer treats to the youngsters; please bring your own bag or container.
Things to consider before attending:
We want everyone who attends the Spook the Halls to have fun and be safe. Please read through these considerations prior to attending:
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