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Families prepare for a night of Halloween fun as Boo Bash returns to Pompano Beach with rides music and costumes
Pompano Beach, Florida – The City of Pompano Beach is getting ready to celebrate Halloween in grand style with the return of its beloved Boo Bash, a night packed with thrills, laughter, and festive fun for all ages. Hosted by the Parks and Recreation Department in partnership with the Broward County Sheriff’s Office and Pompano Beach Fire Rescue, this year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever.
Set for Saturday, October 25th, from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Boo Bash will take place at the Amphitheater Grounds, located at 1801 NE 6th Street. The best part — admission is completely free, making it an ideal outing for families, friends, and neighbors to enjoy a safe and exciting evening under the autumn sky.
Guests can expect a wide array of activities and attractions that capture the magic of the season. The event will feature thrilling carnival rides, live stage performances, a cozy pumpkin patch, and a classic harvest hayride that’s sure to delight visitors young and old. For those looking for a bit of excitement, the schedule includes a lumberjack show that’s bound to impress and a hilarious pie-eating contest guaranteed to draw plenty of cheers.
Music lovers and dance enthusiasts will have their moment too, with a lively DJ dance party bringing nonstop energy to the night. Families can enjoy the atmosphere together while kids revel in the festive spirit — and even better, everyone will have the chance to meet local first responders, a favorite tradition that helps build community connections in a fun and relaxed setting.
Adding even more excitement to the evening, attendees are encouraged to come dressed in their most creative Halloween costumes. The Costume Contest, one of Boo Bash’s most anticipated highlights, will begin at 8:00 p.m. Prizes and plenty of applause await the most imaginative, spooky, and funny looks of the night.
“This year’s Boo Bash is shaping up to be one of our best ever,” organizers shared. “We can’t wait to welcome families from all across Pompano Beach to enjoy an evening filled with laughter, entertainment, and community spirit.”
The annual Boo Bash has become a cherished fall tradition in Pompano Beach, offering a safe and family-friendly way to celebrate Halloween while showcasing the city’s vibrant community spirit. With its mix of live entertainment, seasonal treats, and interactive fun, the event continues to draw large crowds eager to make new memories.
For more details about Boo Bash, including schedules and updates, residents can visit the Parks and Recreation website at www.parks.pompanobeachfl.gov or call 954-786-4111. Whether you’re coming for the costumes, the rides, or simply to soak in the festive atmosphere, Boo Bash 2025 promises an evening of pure Halloween joy — right in the heart of Pompano Beach.
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