Downtown Vermillion Trick-Or Treat Halloween 2020
Downtown Vermillion has experienced a quieter-than-usual year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it sprang to life Saturday afternoon as it sponsored the Downtown Vermillion Trick-Or-Treat event to give young people a new opportunity to collect treats from downtown businesspeople. The event was sponsored by: The Bean, R-Pizza, Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Company, C.H. Designs: Alterations, Garment Repair, Custom Designs, Wynie Mae’s AVEDA Salon & Spa, Indigo Spa Vermillion, Community Connection Center, CorTrust Bank, Maloney Property Management, Vermillion Theatres and Thread & Ink.
This group of trick-or-treaters clearly have never seen a Care Bear quite like Martin Prendergast at The Bean.
Monica Miller, owner of Indigo Spa, distributes treats to a couple visitors to her table Saturday.
Brandon and Ally King make sure that everyone who passed by R-Pizza Saturday afternoon left with a treat during the Downtown Vermillion Trick-Or-Treat event.
This group of trick-or-treaters safely helps themselves to treats left out on a table by a downtown Vermillion business Saturday.
The notorious RBG (Mayor Kelsey Collier-Wise) has reached a point where she needs to refill her box of treats during Saturday's downtown event.
Wynie Mae’s AVEDA Salon & Spa used long tubes to deliver "touchless" treats Saturday outside the spa. Making trick-or-treaters happy are Bekki Engquist-Schroeder, Chelsey Green and Marlene Gratzfeld.
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