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Welcome to DPR’s 2015 Halloween “Boo”klet. DPR is hosting many Free events this Halloween season, for the full listing of Halloween events visit our website at dpr.dc.gov. We invite you to come out, enjoy & have fun!

October 22, 2015Senior Costume Brunch11 am – 3 pm SeniorsKing Greenleaf Recreation Center 201 N St., SW – Ward 6For more information, contact tiletia.harris-walker@dc.gov

October 24, 2015Halloween Parade and Festival12 pm – 4:30 pm Ages: 12 yrs. & underStead Recreation Center1625 P St., NW – Ward 2For more information, contact vincent.hill@dc.gov

October 26-30, 2015Fall/Halloween Activities3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.Lafayette Recreation Center5900 33rd St., NW – Ward 4For more information, contact Lafayette Recreation Center at (202) 282-2206

October 28, 2015Halloween fun time5:30 pm – 7:30 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.LamondRecreation Center20 Tuckerman St., NE – Ward 4For more information, contact Lamond Recreation Center at (202) 576-9541

October 28-30, 2015Haunted Cabins6 pm – 8:30 pmAll are welcomeEmery Recreation Center5801 Georgia Ave., NW – Ward 4For more information, contactzakyia.brown@dc.gov

October 29, 2015Halloween Party6 pm – 8 pmAll are welcomeTurkey Thicket Recreation Center1100 Michigan Ave., NE – Ward 5For more information, contactlorenzo.carter@dc.gov

October 29-30, 201517th Annual Ward 7 Haunted House6 pm – 8:30 pmAll are welcomeFort Davis Recreation Center1400 41st St., SE – Ward 7For more information, contactelijah.fagan@dc.gov

October 30, 2015 Sherwood Tiny Tots HalloweenDay Potluck Celebration10:30 am – 12:30 pm Ages: 6 mo. – 3 yrs.Sherwood Recreation Center640 10th St., NE – Ward 6For more information, contactshannon.campbell@dc.gov

October 30, 2015Halloween Costume Party3:30 pm – 6 pm Ages: 6 – 17 yr. Guy Mason Recreation Center3600 Calvert St., NW – Ward 3For more information, contact Cleveland Dent at (202) 282-2199 or (202) 727-7736

October 30, 2015Halloween Fest3:30 pm – 6 pm Ages: 6 – 12 yrs.Hearst Recreation Center3950 37th St., NW – Ward 3For more information, contact Hearst Recreation Center at (202) 282-2207

October 30, 2015All Hallows’ Eve4 pm – 6 pmAll are welcomeChevy Chase Community Center5601 Connecticut Ave., NW – Ward 3For more information, please contact Chevy Chase Community Center at (202) 282-2204

October 30, 2015Halloween Fun Program4 pm – 7 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.Petworth Recreation Center801 Taylor St., NW – Ward 4For more information, contactclarence.anderson@dc.gov

October 30, 2015The Haunted Multipurpose 4 pm – 7 pmAges: 17 yrs. & underRaymond Recreation Center3725 10th St., NW – Ward 4For more information, contact Shequana Burnett at (202) 671-2181

October 30, 2015Fall Harvest Fest & Dance4:30 pm – 6:30 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.Barry Farm Recreation Center1230 Sumner Rd., SE – Ward 8For more information, contactswandea.johnson-denson@dc.gov

October 30, 2015Halloween Costume Carnival4:30 pm – 7 pmAges: 5 – 12 yrs.Ferebee-Hope Recreation Center3999 8th St., SE – Ward 8For more information, contactmarcus.coates@dc.gov

October 30, 2015 Halloween Party5 pm – 8 pmAll are welcomeRiggs LaSalle Recreation Center501 Riggs Rd., NE – Ward 4For more information, contact Donald Perritt at (202) 576-5220

October 30, 2015 Hunted House/Scarier Trails5 pm – 9 pmAll are welcomeBald Eagle Recreation Center100 Joliet St., SW –Ward 8For more information, contact Marc S. Williams at (202) 671-5125

October 30, 2015 Halloween Party5:30 pm – 7:30 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.Douglass Community Center1898 Stanton Terr., SE –Ward 8For more information, contact Windy Deville at (202) 645-3980

October 30, 2015Brentwood Halloween Fest5:30 pm – 8 pmAges: 12 yrs. & underBrentwood Recreation Center2311 14th St., NE – Ward 5For more information, contactgeorge.love@dc.gov

October 30, 2015 Glow & The Dark Spook-A-Ween5:30 pm – 8:30 pmAll are welcomeHillcrest Recreation Gymnasium3100 Denver St., SE – Ward 7For more information, contact Tameka Borges at (202) 645-9200

October 30, 2015Halloween Party6 pm – 8 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.Fort Stevens Recreation Center1327 Van Buren St., NW – Ward 4For more information, contactlarry.kinney@dc.gov

October 30, 2015Halloween Party6 pm – 8 pmAges: 17 yrs. & underHarry Thomas Sr. Recreation Center1743 Lincoln Rd., NE – Ward 5For more information, contacternest.kinard@dc.gov

October 30, 2015Halloween Flashlight Hunt6 pm – 8 pmAges: 17 yrs. & underKennedy Recreation Center1401 7th St., NW – Ward 6For more information, contact Kavon Rayford at (202) 650-4764

October 30, 2015Boo to You Halloween Party6 pm – 8 pmAges: 6 – 12 yrs.King Greenleaf Recreation Center 201 N St., SW – Ward 6For more information, contact Safiyyah Aleem-Woods at (202) 645-7454

October 31, 20152nd Annual Masquerade Dog Show11 am – 2 pmAll are welcomeChevy Chase Recreation Center5500 41st St., NW – Ward 3For more information, contact the Chevy Chase Recreation Center at (202) 727-7714

October 31, 2015Halloween Festivities12 pm – 2 pmAges: 12 yrs. & underTakoma Community Center300 Van Buren St., NW – Ward 4For more information, contactbarbara.jones2@dc.gov

October 31, 2015Halloween Party12 pm – 4 pmAges: 18 yrs. & underRosedale Community Center1701 Gales St., NE – Ward 4For more information, contactbrian.williams@dc.gov

October 31, 2015Halloween Party4 pm – 6 pmAges: 12 yrs. & underVolta Park Recreation Center1555 34th St., NW – Ward 2For more information, contactbarbara.jones2@dc.gov

October 31, 2015Halloween Party6 pm – 9 pmAges: 6 – 17 yrs.Edgewood Recreation CenterThird & Evarts St., NE – Ward 5For more information, contactnicola.jones@dc.gov

Adult SupervisionMake sure a trusted adult or trusted older teenager accompanies children, especially younger children, when “Trick or Treating”.

Safety in NumbersFor kids that are old enough to Trick or Treat without an adult, remember to always travel with a group and to stay in well lit areas - avoiding short-cuts through alleys and empty parking lots.

Trick or Treat in familiar neighborhoodsBe familiar with the homes and neighborhoods where you “Trick or Treat”. It’s a good practice to only visit houses that have their inside and porch lights on. It’s also a good practice to focus on homes that have Halloween decorations on the porch.

Stay On the PorchWhen “Trick or Treating” never enter someone’s house. Be sure to stay on the porch when receiving candy.

Remain Visible After DarkDress in a bright costume, wear reflective clothing/strips or carry a flashlight or glow stick when “Trick or Treating” after dusk.

Safe CostumesMake sure that costumes aren’t too long and that children can walk freely without tripping or falling. For masks that cover the face, make sure that the wearer can see and breathe properly. Costumes should be clearly marked as flame resistant.

13 Halloween Safety Tips

Face paintsMake certain that any face paint or make-up used on skin or costumes is non-toxic.

Always check the treats before you eatHold off on eating candy while trick or treating. An adult should always check the candy first. Throw out any candy that is not in its original wrapper or looks like it has been tampered with.

IdentificationEmergency identification information should be placed discreetly inside clothing of small children, in case of accidental separation. Avoid having children wear their names outwardly on clothing or jewelry which may allow a stranger to call them by name and appear to know them.

Visit local events in your areaConsider organizing or attending parties at home, in schools or in recreation/community centers as an alternative to “Trick or Treating”.

Say No To StrangersNever accept a ride or go anywhere with a stranger.

Obey The LawMake sure to follow all of the normal traffic safety rules when “Trick or Treating”. That includes looking both ways before crossing, obeying all traffic laws and using cross walks and crossing lights where available.

Have a great time Have tons of fun and get lots of candy and treats!

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