- November 17, 2024
-
-
Loading
Loading
Rory and Charlie Rasool dressed up as Goose and Maverick from “Top Gun.”
Cole Kaufman begins carving his pumpkin.
Carly Wade and Gabby Waples
Cole Kaufman, Jackson Brester and Leo Martin battle after carving pumpkins.
Emma Martin carves into her pumpkin.
Ava O’Hara and Ava Rudd
Emma Martin decorates a Halloween cookie.
Rory Rasool goofs around before carving a pumpkin.
George Guillet
Jackson Brester and Leo Martin munch on their Halloween cookies.
Charlie Rasool decorates a Halloween cookie.
Robert Martin carefully carves his pumpkin.
Madeleine Conger begins carving her pumpkin.
Adam Bomberger carves a pumpkin.
Leo Martin eats a Halloween cookie he decorated.
Rory Rasool digs into his pumpkin before carving it.
Adam Bomberger gets his face painted by Raquel Hemmer of Goodly Entertainment.
Cole Kaufman, Jackson Brester and Leo Martin battle after carving pumpkins.
Guys and ghouls of all ages carved into Halloween weekend on Oct. 28.
From grandmas to sumo wrestlers, and even an appearance from Goose and Maverick from “Top Gun,” all kinds of characters visited The Resort at Longboat Key Club’s Tavern porch Saturday morning for a ghostly celebration.
After enjoying a buffet lunch, the families decorated Halloween cookies and carved pumpkins.
While pumpkin carving instructions were available, some kids took creativity into their own hands.
“I tried the hard one, a big scene with a cat,” Ava O’Hara said. “But I did a classic pumpkin and I’m writing ‘happy’ on the side."
Following decorating and carving, kids enjoyed dessert and got goody bags to take home. The best costume was awarded to one boy and one girl, who each got to take home balloons.
