Beaufort, October 19, 2025
News Summary
Beaufort hosted a vibrant Halloween Celebration at Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park, attracting hundreds of children in costumes. The fun-filled event featured trick-or-treat booths, a live DJ, bounce houses, kids’ trolley rides, and interactive games. Participants expressed the joy of the holiday while reflecting on the importance of sharing happiness. This event highlighted community involvement, paving the way for several more Halloween activities scheduled in the area, including Trunk or Treat events and a Safety Spooktacular.
Beaufort hosted a lively Halloween Celebration on Saturday afternoon at Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park, drawing hundreds of children dressed in an array of colorful costumes ranging from princesses to various animals. The festive atmosphere was filled with laughter and excitement as children eagerly lined up to trick-or-treat at booths sponsored by local community organizations.
The celebration featured a live DJ, who entertained attendees while they made their way from booth to booth collecting an abundance of candies. In addition to the trick-or-treating, families enjoyed numerous other activities, including bounce houses, kids’ trolley rides, and interactive games designed to keep the young ones engaged and entertained.
Among the participants, five trick-or-treaters, who donned creative Halloween costumes, expressed the spirit of the holiday by sharing a simple yet heartfelt message of cheer. As they collected their goodies, their excitement resonated with the festive theme of the event.
A participant emphasized the importance of appreciating Halloween, noting that not everyone celebrates the holiday. This reflection added a thoughtful tone to the celebration, reminding attendees of the significance of sharing joy with others. The atmosphere fostered a community spirit, encouraging all participants to enjoy the festivities to the fullest.
Looking ahead, several other Halloween events are scheduled to take place in the area. The Bluffton Police Department is organizing its 5th Annual Safety Spooktacular on October 24, while Trunk or Treat events will occur at Buckwalter Recreation Center on October 18 and again on October 25. There are also events planned for Hardeeville and Jasper County on Halloween night, October 31, promising a variety of family-friendly activities across the region.
The lead-up to this year’s Beaufort Halloween Celebration included various community activities aimed at fostering a festive spirit, creating an engaging environment for families and children throughout the area. Overall, the event not only provided a fun-filled day for children and their families but also reiterated the significance of community involvement during holiday celebrations.
Upcoming Halloween Events in the Area
- Bluffton Police Department’s 5th Annual Safety Spooktacular – October 24
- Trunk or Treat at Buckwalter Recreation Center – October 18 and 25
- Hardeeville’s Trunk or Treat – October 31
- Jasper County Sheriff’s Office Trunk or Treat – October 31
FAQ
What was the event hosted by Beaufort?
The city of Beaufort hosted a Halloween Celebration on Saturday afternoon at Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park.
How many children attended the celebration?
The event attracted hundreds of children dressed in Halloween costumes, from princesses to animals.
What activities were included in the celebration?
The festivities included bounce houses, kids’ trolley rides, and interactive games.
What other Halloween events are happening in the area?
Other upcoming Halloween events include Bluffton Police Department’s 5th Annual Safety Spooktacular on October 24, Trunk or Treat at Buckwalter Recreation Center on October 18 and 25, Hardeeville’s Trunk or Treat on October 31, and Jasper County Sheriff’s Office hosting a Trunk or Treat on October 31.
Key Features of the Beaufort Halloween Celebration
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Location | Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park |
| Date | Saturday afternoon |
| Attendance | Hundreds of children |
| Activities | Trick-or-treat booths, live DJ, bounce houses, trolley rides, interactive games |
| Community Events | Upcoming events include Safety Spooktacular, Trunk or Treats in multiple locations |
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Additional Resources
- WJCL: Beaufort Halloween Celebration 2025
- Wikipedia: Halloween
- Bluffton Today: Lowcountry Community Calendar of Events
- Google Search: Halloween celebrations Beaufort
- Your Island News: Halloween & Fall Happenings around Beaufort
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Halloween
- Eat Stay Play Beaufort: Beaufort Halloween Parties
- Google News: Beaufort Halloween events
- Island Packet: Local Beaufort News
- Google Scholar: Halloween community events
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