The event featured lots of spooky decorations, creepy costumes, and plenty of treat-filled trucks.
SCRANTON, Pa. — Trick-or-treaters in Lackawanna County ditched the doorbells and headed straight to the parking lot.
Johnson College hosted its annual community trunk-or-treat Thursday evening.
The early Halloween celebration featured lots of spooky decorations, creepy costumes, and plenty of trucks filled with treats.
“We have this great space on our campus where they can be free from traffic. Everything’s really nice and safe, and we’ve got over 30 vehicles here tonight, so there’s tons of treats and great trunks that the kids can appreciate. Usually about 1,300 kids show up, took place in the parking lot of Johnson College in Scranton,” says Amy Driscoll Mcnulty, Director of student affairs at Johnson College.
Hundreds of candy seekers of all ages stopped by tonight’s trunk-or-treat at Johnson College.