Exciting New Halloween Event 'Haunt the Harbor' Set for Shreveport This Friday!
SHREVEPORT, La. – If you’re looking for a fun way to celebrate Halloween this year, look no further! Volunteers for Youth Justice is hosting a brand-new event called Haunt the Harbor, and it’s all set to take over the evening this Friday, November 1st, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 3004 Knight Street. And guess what? The event is absolutely free!
That’s right! The first 500 attendees will be treated to trick-or-treating, along with hot dogs, chips, and drinks—all gratis! It’s the perfect opportunity for families to come out, enjoy some spooky fun, and engage in community spirit. Volunteers for Youth Justice stopped by the KTBS 3 Studio to give us a sneak peek into what to expect. If you want the inside scoop, be sure to check out the full interview they conducted!
As Halloween approaches, this new event is designed to create a festive atmosphere for everyone. With costumed kids running around excitedly and the aroma of delicious food wafting through the air, you and your family won’t want to miss this experience! From fun games to little surprises scattered throughout the event, there’s something in store for everyone.
Now, if you’re worried about what Mother Nature might have in store, fear not! According to the latest forecasts, we can expect considerable clouds early in the day, but they should lessen as the evening approaches. The temperatures will be quite comfortable, soaring up to a warm 87°F. Perfect weather for wearing those Halloween costumes!
The winds will be blowing gently from the south-southeast at 10 to 15 mph, making it a pleasant night to be outdoors. Take note, though, that a stray shower or even a brief thunderstorm is a possibility later in the day. However, it shouldn’t dampen the spirits, and we hope it stays dry for all the Halloween fun!
In other news, consumer confidence is rising among the locals, reaching the highest mark since 2021, thanks to findings from business research groups. It’s always good to feel secure and optimistic about the economy!
Meanwhile, there have been a couple of public safety updates that residents should be aware of. The Louisiana State Police recently arrested two Shreveport firefighters as part of an ongoing investigation, and a woman was apprehended in New Orleans for stealing an ambulance that was responding to an emergency. Luckily, police are working hard to keep our community safe.
As we look forward to Haunt the Harbor, remember to grab your kids and costumes and head down to Knight Street this Friday. There’s no registration required, just show up early to ensure you’re among the first 500 attendees for those tasty treats! It promises to be a night filled with laughter, joy, and community, so don’t let this chance pass by!
Let’s all come together, enjoy the spirit of Halloween, and support Volunteers for Youth Justice. Happy Halloween to everyone in Shreveport!
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