Penn State All-Sports Museum Hosts Annual Trick-or-Treat Night
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The festive atmosphere of Halloween is gearing up at Penn State with the upcoming 16th annual Trick-or-Treat night organized by the Penn State All-Sports Museum (PSASM). This beloved community event aims to provide a spooktacular experience for families while highlighting the university’s athletic spirit.
Event Details
Scheduled for Tuesday, October 28, from 6-8 p.m., this year’s Trick-or-Treat night promises to be a memorable occasion, especially as it will take place inside the iconic Beaver Stadium for the very first time. The venue change underscores the event’s growth and the desire to create an enjoyable environment for both young ghosts and goblins, as well as their excited parents.
A Celebration of Community
This event isn’t just a celebration of Halloween; it’s a partnership between the Penn State Student Athlete Advisory Board, the State College Quarterback Club, and the PSASM, supplemented by generous support from local athletics partners such as Snickers, Utz, and Musselman’s. Their collaborative effort reflects the close-knit relationship between the university and the community, creating a festive environment where everyone can come together.
Exciting Activities
Attendees can look forward to a wealth of activities, including photo opportunities, engaging games, and exciting giveaways. Penn State student-athletes will be on hand to distribute candy, creating a joyful interaction that embodies the spirit of Halloween. The ever-popular Nittany Lion mascot and the Penn State Cheerleaders will also add to the festive atmosphere, ensuring that every participant leaves with a smile.
Additionally, the event features a delightful performance from the Statesmen, an acapella group known for their energetic harmonies and engaging stage presence. Their musical entertainment is bound to enhance the overall experience, adding a lively dimension to the night’s activities.
A Cause to Celebrate
In the spirit of giving, the Alpha Phi Omega co-ed service fraternity will be organizing a non-perishable food drive during the event. All donations collected will benefit Penn State’s Lion Pantry, ensuring that while families enjoy a fun-filled evening, they also contribute to a worthy cause aimed at supporting fellow students in need. This initiative beautifully represents the Penn State community’s commitment to service and support for one another.
Free and Open to All
Best of all, the Trick-or-Treat night is free to the public, making it an accessible option for families and individuals wishing to celebrate Halloween in a safe and enjoyable environment. The organizers invite everyone to join in on the fun, promising a night filled with laughter, excitement, and a bit of spooky flair.
For those looking for more information about the event, inquiries can be directed to the museum by calling 814-865-0044 or sending an email to psusportsmuseum@psu.edu.
This year’s Trick-or-Treat night at the Penn State All-Sports Museum is poised to be a highlight of the Halloween season, blending athletic pride with community spirit.