- April 17, 2024
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Paige and Nora Baxter
Karina and Caden Shane
Michael, Crystal and Ariel Rischer
Hollie Bouduille, Callum Vincent, Amelie Bouduille and Ellis Vincent
Miranda Nodeen and Brielle Saint Cyr
Olivia, Blake, Annabelle and Maddison Edwards
Ivory and Callum Gonzalez-Vidal
Maya and Kai Casey
Jackson, Betsy and Shane Russ
Luis and Valentino Garcia
Jonathan, Johanna, Timothy and Arianna Porak
Maverick Catts
Barbara and Ben Ciocca
The Sarasota High School Drama Department students circled St. Armands as zombies.
Noah and Hayden Burkett
Ciana Kobe and Genesis Holland
Kinga, Dan and Hunter Rankin
The Sarasota High School Drama Department students circled St. Armands as zombies.
Ian, Erica, Nathan and Jim Smentowski
Groot, a Marvel Comics character, made an appearance.
Lilly and Zenon Zaremba
A skeleton plays jazz music as he makes his way around St. Armands.
When trick-or-treating was over, the Sarasota High School Drama Department performed Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
When trick-or-treating was over, the Sarasota High School Drama Department performed Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
When trick-or-treating was over, the Sarasota High School Drama Department performed Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
When trick-or-treating was over, the Sarasota High School Drama Department performed Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
Those wandering around St. Armands Circle Oct. 31 were in for tricks and treats.
The 9th annual Fright Night on St. Armands brought out the Halloween spirit in all ages.
As the sun began to set, the Circle became crowded with all kinds of characters, such as Moana, Darth Vader and Spiderman ready to celebrate Halloween in a spooktacular way.
Before watching the Sarasota High School Drama Department perform Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” kids and their parents walked from store to store in search of candy.
Diana Corrigan, executive director of the St. Armands Association, said Fright Night is one of the association’s biggest events, along with December’s Holiday Nights.
Between the “Thriller” performance and seeing the kids dressed up, Corrigan has a hard time deciding why she enjoys this event so much.
“It’s so hard to say, but watching the kids and adults get so excited,” she said. “Adults become kids again, and I love that.”
Next year the event will celebrate its tenth year, and to commemorate the anniversary Sarasota High School alumni who previously performed “Thriller” will come back and join current students for an encore performance.
