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The event held a maze adds, with spooky decorations found throughout the paths, leading to the exit.
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It was all smiles as adults passed out candy to the youth at the event.
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A part of the event included photo booths for families and individuals to use and capture the moment of the night.
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Some adults got their kicks in at the event by wearing some spooky costumes.
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The city of Box Elder's Monster Mash event is an is an indoor trick or treat annual event that is free for the community. This year's event held inside the Box Elder Even Center was Friday evening on Oct. 23.
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The event is made up of local businesses, organizations, and community members to celebrate the spirit of Halloween by decorating, dressing up and sharing candy with the youth.
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Officials with the city of Box Elder told the Journal, in 2026 they had over 2,000 visitors participate in the event.