To create a unique Halloween experience, the Wubutterfly Pavilion at the Flower Expo Park will host the "Spooky Halloween Black Skin DAY" this year on October 27, ahead of schedule. In addition to a large-scale market, the event will also include a Halloween pumpkin prank parade, Halloween magic DIY, capturing “love” with Halloween ghosts, a campus pumpkin promotion team, a crazy Halloween painting competition, Brother Watermelon, and more — all aimed at giving children an unforgettable Halloween at the Flower Expo.
The Flower Expo celebrates Halloween early, and this Saturday’s parade will take kids to nearby shopping areas for trick-or-treating. (Photo provided by Taipei Exhibition & Convention Industry Development Foundation)
On October 27, the magical market will open, featuring creatively themed food in cute shapes, spooky activities, fortune-telling, lottery draws, face painting, challenge games, and more. Cosplay enthusiasts can borrow Halloween costumes and props in the themed area in front of the square to dress up as various figures from the Western holiday and take photos. Children can also join the Halloween ambassador, the Flower Fairy, to dress up in various spooky styles. The fairies will accompany the children in pumpkin painting, and kids can even take their creative pumpkins home as souvenirs. There will also be live music performances, prize quizzes, interactive games, and magic shows.
Organizers encourage all children to unleash their creativity by dressing up as fun-loving elves, demons, monsters, and more. Three Flower Fairy plush toys will lead the children in a warm-up ceremony on stage, followed by a parent-child parade around the Flower Expo Park. As the park has pre-coordinated with nearby shops, children can go trick-or-treating at businesses in the Qingguang, Yuanshan, and Zhongshan shopping districts that display the “Flower Expo Crazy Halloween Black Skin Day” posters, making for an unforgettable Halloween. Participation in the “Cute Halloween Grand Parade” requires advance registration. Please call 02-2599-2875 ext. 219 to speak with Ms. Luo, or sign up online at: www.kglpr.com.tw/cetacean/front/bin/form.phtml?Nbr=3575.
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