Young bloods emerged from the shadows for a Halloween thriller at Sundial Square in Richmond on Thursday last week.
Harcourts Richmond’s Ghosts and Goblins event conjured a safe environment for children and their caregivers to trick or treat at local businesses and sink their teeth into spooky-themed activities.
The agency’s managing director for Nelson and Richmond, Chris Davies, says the response was “amazing” with continuous queues for the bouncy castle, face painting, and the ‘guess how many eyeballs and body parts in the jar’ contest.
“With our core values of fun and laughter, it just goes hand in hand with what we’re all about,” he says.
“Somewhere where your kids can have fun, jump around and get dressed up, they can just be kids without the worry of knocking on strangers’ doors that may or may not have candy.
“It’s also about getting amongst the businesses that a lot of people probably haven’t seen before as well.”
