Kids and Families To Enjoy 'BOOFEST' At The Flora-Bama

Daytime event for kids of all ages

Flora-Bama is set to host its 4th Annual BooFest on Saturday, October 19th, from 11am to 2pm. The event, held at the Flora-Bama Tent, will offer family-friendly activities and Halloween fun for all ages.

This year’s BooFest will include vendors, a trunk-or-treat, and activities for children. A highlight will be a costume contest for kids aged nine and under. Registration runs from 12pm to 1:30pm, with winners announced at 1:45pm.

Prizes will be given for first, second, and third place, and participants must be present to win. There is no entry fee for the event.

Food and drinks will be available from Flora-Bama's regular menu, and live music will continue as scheduled throughout the day.

Vendor setup will take place from 7am to 11am, with booths required to be ready by 11:30am. Booth participants are eligible for a $25 gift card and a lunch and drink voucher from Flora-Bama.

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