5TH ANNUAL TRICK OR TREAT ON MAGIC STREET!

TODAY, OCTOBER 31ST | 5PM-9PM

AT OTAY RANCH TOWN CENTER!

EVENT SCHEDULE:
5:00PM
TRICK OR TREAT ON MAGIC STREET BEGINS!

5:00PM – 6:30PM
JAGGER & KRISTI’S HALLOWEEN PET COSTUME CONTEST
(Main Stage in the food court)

6:45PM – 7:00PM
“THRILL THE WORLD” PERFORMANCE
(Main Stage in the food court)

7:30PM – 8:30PM
COSTUME CONTEST PARADE
(Main Street)

8:45PM
ANNOUNCE COSTUME CONTEST WINNERS
(Main Stage in the food court)

9:00PM
EVENT ENDS!


THIS IS SAN DIEGO COUNTY'S BIGGEST SAFE HALLOWEEN TRICK-OR-TREAT EVENT! WE'LL HAVE PUMPKINS AND POTIONS, SPIDERS AND SPIRITS, AND BEST OF ALL...FREE TREATS FOR EVERYONE!

CHILDREN IN COSTUME CAN TRICK OR TREAT, PARTICIPATE IN ARTS AND CRAFTS AND ENJOY THE HALLOWEEN ATMOSPHERE ALONG MAIN STREET IN THE MALL. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO TRICK OR TREAT AT SPECIALLY MARKED STORES AND RECEIVE FREE CANDY (WHILE SUPPLIES LAST). PLUS, THERE WILL BE A PET COSTUME CONTEST HOSTED BY MAGIC 92.5'S VERY OWN JAGGER & KRISTI AND A HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARADE FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES!

MAGIC 92.5'S TRICK OR TREAT ON MAGIC STREET, THE ONLY PLACE WHERE YOUR FAMILY CAN CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN!

LOCATION: Otay Ranch Town Center

TIME: 5-9PM

Stay Spooktacularly Safe South County!!!!

One of the most exciting holidays is right around the corner. Children have been trick or treating since the 1930’s, when the term first came into use. Of course, you want to be assured that your child is traversing your neighborhood safely, and there are many ways to keep your children from being sick or injured It’s always a good idea for parents to look through their child’s candy, and throw away any candy that is opened or looks tampered with. Also, young children should be accompanied by an adult or a responsible teenager. Here are some safety tips for both parents and children:

Safety for kids:

• To wear a watch they can read in the dark
• Not to pet or go near any animals that they don’t know
• Try to avoid costumes that include paper on them; some walkways might be lined with candles
• Don’t run to the houses! It is much easier to trip and fall while running in a dimly lit area
• To try using make-up instead of a mask, as it can obstruct vision
• Always use the sidewalks; if there is no sidewalk, walk on the side of the road facing traffic
• To stay on well-lit streets, and never enter a house or approach a vehicle
• To choose a costume that is not too long; children may trip over long robes or dresses

Safety for Parents:

• If your child has a meal before going trick or treating, they are less likely to eat their candy
• Discuss and agree on a return time with your child
• Make sure all flashlights have fresh batteries
• When shopping for costumes, check to see if they are made of flame retardant materials
• Make sure that if your child is going to carry a prop or accessory (such as a knife or sword), it is made of a flexible or soft material
• Plan a trick or treating route with your child so you know where they are going

Halloween Candy X-Rays! Better Safe then Sorry!!!

Get in some more Halloween fun with a Haunted House while getting Halloween Candy x-ray'd

Don't you want to ensure that the candy your child collected on Halloween is safe? Western Diagnostic Imaging Center

(1653 3rd Ave Chula Vista, Ca 91911Phone (619) 409-6949)

Western Diagnostic is a federally and state approved imaging center providing the community with this great Halloween event! Come down to our medical center and get your child's candy x-rayed before they eat it, while being entertained by our on-site, safe "Haunted House".

22nd Annual Kids News Day!

ONE DOLLAR, ONE PAPER, ONE DAY!

It here... the 22nd Annual Union Tribune Kids' NewsDay
Last year's 21st Annual Union Tribune Kids' NewsDay helped raise over $100,000 for patients and families at Rady Children's Hospital!!!

Help Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego by buying this special $1 edition of the Union-Tribune that you can find all over the South County and greater San Diego!
In partnership with NBC 7 San Diego thousands of volunteers, including school children, firefighters, police officers and media celebrities, will sell the special $1 edition of the San Diego Union-Tribune on the streets throughout the county. As in years past, the front section of the paper, Union-Tribune Kids' NewsDay, is filled with stories about Rady Children's patients and the unique care they receive at the hospital. All proceeds from the paper benefit Rady Children's.

Keep it Local Tonight!

Don't go past the 54 tonight! Enjoy what Chula Vista has to offer whether you live near the 125 or the 5 family dining or the perfect date night is right here! If you are looking to enjoy a great happy hour and still be mindful of your budget, head on over to Southbay Fish and Grill take in the beautiful sunset and fill up on delicisous appetizers- and the live music is great fun too! If you want to take the kids don't forget about Labellas Pizzeria or Fuddruckers in the heart of Dowtown Chula Vista!

If you call The East Chula Vista communities home- And want a nice Date night take a drive over to Via Lago in Village Walk, Nico's Steakhouse at the Otay Ranch Centre or Villa Capri in the San Miguel shopping center! Then maybe a movie???

Have fun and be safe tonight Chula Vista!

Halloween at the Y!!!

More F R E E fun in Chula Vista!!! The YMCA in Rancho Del Rey will be having lots of family fun.. see the flyers for more information:

Get Your Halloween Scare at the Eastlake Design District!

hula Vista has its very own major haunted house this Halloween, The Dark, which runs through Oct. 31.

The Dark was an idea created by Diana Ocampo, 37, back in July and since then staff got the house completed in a short timeframe."This haunted house is different from any other because it's a mental thriller, everyone is afraid of the dark because you don't know what is around you," said Ocampo, a partner in the production of The Dark.

The house will be made up of more than eight rooms that include hillbillies, clowns, exorcists and the like.

"The Dark is a unifying theme that connects the rooms by a maze. We try and put things you see in different haunted houses with our own unique spin on it," said Jeff Rankin,43, creative designer of The Dark.

Although the location of The Dark encompasses more than 16,000 square feet, the main concern when creating the haunted house was space.

"We went through a couple of ideas as to where we could have it. Our partner Diana is involved with the paintball field in the Otay Shopping Center, but there is a business running there already, so we kept looking for a location we could use," Rankin said. "We picked the Eastlake Center and they worked with us to set up a space there. Then we worked with lighting and sound, all of the different elements that had to be explored. We connected themes that we wanted and set up a layout to create anticipation. We want the people to not know what's coming, we didn't want to give anything away from room to room."

More than 23 people were hired and designated to scare individuals.

"We worked with Southwestern College, some of the actors who are studying there are working with us, it's an opportunity to show their skills," said Rankin.

The Dark is now open and will run every day through Oct. 31 from 7 p.m. to midnight at 851 Showroom Place, Suite 100, in the Eastlake Design District next to Eastlake Tavern and Bowl and Brew House in Eastlake.