Concerns about coronavirus troubled parents of trick-or-treaters this year, but the Key West business community stepped up and provided a safe and socially distanced Halloween event at the Coffee Butler Key West Amphitheater.
The event welcomed 525 masked and costumed kids, who were admitted in groups to allow for social distancing, Menta said. They trick-or-treated at decorated tables manned by local business owners who gave away everything from candy to cupcakes.And at a much smaller event across town, a group of Key West friends gathered at Higgs Beach for their own tricks and treats.
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