Families flock to Siesta Key for Safe Treats

The annual Halloween event was Oct 30.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 10:38 a.m. October 31, 2021
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Siesta Key vendors and visitors enjoyed the annual Safe Treats Halloween event on Oct. 30.

Families brought their costumed children to the key's North Village for an afternoon of trick-or-treating and fun. Various businesses along the strip brought out buckets of candy and prizes for kids to snatch up. Some of the day's costumed included pirates, princesses, zombie cheerleaders, and much more.

Luciana Feoli
Luciana Feoli
Travis, Luce and Jessica DiRuzza
Travis, Luce and Jessica DiRuzza
Isla and Keira Bryner
Isla and Keira Bryner
The Kiwanis Club of Sarasota had ducks to hand out.
The Kiwanis Club of Sarasota had ducks to hand out.
Kallie Barnes picks up treats.
Kallie Barnes picks up treats.
Families picked up plenty of candy.
Families picked up plenty of candy.
Robert and Skylar Sutz
Robert and Skylar Sutz
Sully Henry walks around with his truck.
Sully Henry walks around with his truck.
Baul Schutze
Baul Schutze
Hayler and Elizabeth Keigher
Hayler and Elizabeth Keigher
Blake Miller
Blake Miller
Warren Mersek dressed like a police officer and searched for candy.
Warren Mersek dressed like a police officer and searched for candy.
Cam, Kayla and Karlie Massuci
Cam, Kayla and Karlie Massuci
Sophea and Suzanna Hummel
Sophea and Suzanna Hummel
Harrison Parkes picks up treats.
Harrison Parkes picks up treats.
Frankie DiSilvio and Olive Schomburg
Frankie DiSilvio and Olive Schomburg
Scarlett Gentile
Scarlett Gentile

 

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