“Scary Halloween in the Park” returns to Deltaville Maritime Museum

The young boat builders constructing a skiff at Deltaville Maritime Museum (DMM) are enrolled in the Carpentry II class at Middlesex High School (MHS) and are Zach Justis, left, and Elijah Brooks. They are joined by instructor Josh Sterns. Sterns’ goal for the MHS carpentry program is to generate student interest in different carpentry skills in order to  grow both the Carpentry I and Carpentry II classes. Sterns and his students are currently working weekly at DMM’s maintenance shop to expand their skills. Building and Grounds Director Chuck McGhinnis and Boat Shop Director John England have both been adding guidance to the project. (Photo by Bill Powell)

by Bill Powell –

Join us for the re-starting of the Deltaville Maritime Museum (DMM) and Holly Point Nature Park’s extremely popular annual “Scary Halloween in the Park” happening Monday, Oct. 31, from 6-8 p.m. This is the actual date of Halloween and the official date to observe Halloween as set by the County of Middlesex. All area families are welcome. The museum is at 287 Jackson Creek Road.

“Scary Halloween in the Park” offers a safe, spacious park for all on the Middle Peninsula to come and enjoy Halloween. You will find plenty of convenient, lit, parking, a less “scary” area in the “Perilous Pavilion” where volunteers and businesses hand out candy to all, hayrides through the ghosts, goblins and illusions of the “Field of Screams,” and the very, very, scary paths through the “Wailin’ Woods” for the stout of heart. There is always plenty of candy, candy, candy for all. Hot dogs and hot chocolate available in the pavilion kitchen.

Bill Powell
Bill Powellhttps://www.deltavillemuseum.com/
Bill Powell is the Special Events Coordinator for Deltaville Maritime Museum.

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