Hutchinson hospital plans Halloween morning Trunk or Treat with therapy dogs, bounce house
The event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, in what the hospital calls the HRHS Pavilion parking lot
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Sign up freeHutchinson Regional Medical Center will hand out candy in a hospital parking lot on Halloween morning, giving Reno County families a daylight trick-or-treating option ahead of the traditional after-dark rounds. According to a Sept. 28 Facebook post by the medical center, the hospital's Trunk or Treat, at 1701 E. 23rd Ave. in Hutchinson, will include trick-or-treating, therapy dogs, face painting, a bounce house, food trucks and candy.
The post asks families to come in costume and directs drivers to park in the rock lot northeast of the hospital. It does not say whether admission and candy are free, whether the food trucks charge, or what happens if the weather turns, and it lists no contact for questions. Area families have at least two trunk-or-treat options this season. South Hutchinson police scheduled their own Trunk-or-Treat for Oct. 24, a week earlier, and invited businesses to claim a trunk.
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