10/15/2020
With Halloween just around the corner, the City has taken steps to provide for some non-traditional Halloween activity. In coordination with Coronado MainStreet, the Coronado Police Department and Cultural Arts, the City is happy to offer a modified Recreation and Golf Services Halloween Happening/Downtown Goes Ghostly event following the COVID-19 pandemic and restrictive guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the State, and San Diego County public health orders.
On October 6, the City Council approved a presentation on this year’s Coronado Halloween community event, Coronado Goes Ghostly.
To meet the needs of the whole community, the event will be located at two locations - the Cays Park parking lot, as well as the High School parking lot, October 31, from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. The logistics of the event will be a touchless drive-thru where registered participants will drive their decorated vehicle and dressed-up passengers through the parking lot circle to be photographed at a designated location and receive treats as they leave. A maximum of 300 registered vehicles will be allowed for each location to help minimize the traffic congestion. Participants are required to register for the event, by calling 619-522-7342 for a time slot and location designation. For more information about the event, please see the Weekly Update for October 9:
We are hopeful this news will be well received and anticipate this community event will be a lot of fun for all! If you have any questions, please contact me.
Roger A. Miller
Director of Recreation and Golf Services