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Enjoy Halloween in Letterkenny this year.
ShopLK is bringing the spirit of Halloween to shoppers across the region.
On Saturday, October 29th, the centre will be filled with ghouls, ghosts and wonderful costumes as the people of Letterkenny get ready to follow the trick or treat trail.
This year will be the fifth year the event has taken place and it is enjoyed annually by all.
The fancy dress is organised by Letterkenny CDP.
The young ones can enjoy face painting in all the shopping centres. A parade will take place at 4.30pm and there will be a prize for the best costume.
The President of the Letterkenny Chamber, John Bowe who helped launch the Halloween Fest this week said: “We're delighted to see how popular the Letterkenny Halloween Fest has become.”
The Halloween Fest this year includes all the favourites, such as, face painting, photobooth, pumpkin carving, trick or treat trail and games galore.
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