Treat Accessible
Halloween Village

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On Sunday, October 27, 2024, the Kingston community came together for the inaugural Kingston Treat Accessibly Halloween Village on Purcell Crescent, organized by Jessica Hellard and her team at the Jessica Hellard Real Estate Group - RE/MAX Finest Realty. This event transformed the neighborhood into a haven of inclusivity, featuring decorated homes, accessible treat stations with both edible and non-edible treats, a DJ, face painting, appearances by Batman and the Batmobile, and other costumed entertainers.


Thanks to the incredible support from the Kingston community, including over 30 participating homeowners, dedicated volunteers, and numerous local businesses and community members, the event raised $915 for the Inclusive Play Project. This contribution brings Kingston closer to establishing its first fully inclusive playground, ensuring that children and adults of all abilities can enjoy play together.

Let's continue the spirit of accessibility! For tips on making Halloween inclusive at home, visit Treat Accessibly. Don't forget to share your Halloween photos to inspire others and promote inclusivity in our community.

A woman in a banana costume is standing in front of a sign.
A table with a picture of a playground on it.
A man and a woman are standing next to a table holding a sign.
A woman in a frozen costume is standing next to a child in a cat costume.
A woman in a banana costume is sitting at a table with children.
A group of people dressed in halloween costumes are standing on a street.
Kingston 's treat accessible halloween village parking only sign
A group of people are standing next to each other on a street.
Two women are posing for a picture with an inflatable snowman.
Two women dressed as little red riding hood and little red riding hood are posing for a picture.
Three people are posing for a picture under a green starbucks tent.
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