For Halloween this year, children and families in the Parramore community joined us for the First Annual UCF Downtown Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular at the downtown campus. (Photos by Amy Floyd)
A variety of characters big and small walk to UCF Downtown, just a few blocks from their Pre-K program at the Callahan Neighborhood Center.
A tiny Knight shows Pamela Carroll, dean of the College of Community Innovation and Education, how fairy magic works.
Students walk under a giant, glass bridge connecting two wings of Dr. Phillips Academic Commons, where many students will have the opportunity to attend UCF just minutes from home. Plus, a lion found this purple bat!
A dinosaur, a genie, a princess, an elderly man and Kim Possible from the Callahan Head Start program cheer Happy Halloween! in a UCF Downtown classroom.
A butterfly contemplates her choice of candy from a construction worker.
Bb-8 and Spiderman swap stories about their favorite adventures saving the world, while pirates from legal studies share their treasures with trick-or-treaters.
On her way to Grandma’s house, Little Red Riding Hood stops by the dean’s office with a basket of sweets for trick-or-treaters.
Students giggle at a masked spook and a spooky spider from health management and informatics. Some adults, on the other hand, were a bit startled.
Batgirl meets a mime from public administration.
It’s time to walk across the street to UnionWest at Creative Village for more candy and campus exploring!
Inside, students trick-or-treat next to older, much taller students. Did we mention that there were a lot of bats that day?
We mean, a lot. And spiders, too. Eek!
Black Panther aka King T’Challa leads his classmates on a candy-finding adventure at the Recreation and Wellness Center at UCF Downtown.
Thanks to all who joined us for a new Halloween tradition. We had a blast celebrating with our neighbors and look forward to next year!