It's the time of year again when you start to think about what costumes you'll want to wear and how you'll be participating in all things Halloween with your little ones! Here are a couple inclusive, family friendly events coming

Trick or Train YDAT Train Ride:
Where: Train Station in Springdale
Come out in your Halloween Costumes and receive treats and Tricks from the Arkansas Missouri Railroad and Young Deaf and Heard of Hearing Awareness Team. We are hosting a "Trick or Train" train ride for children with disabilities on Sunday October 25 from 1:30-5pm. The train ride fee is $10 for ages 3-12 and $15 for ages 13 and up.

It will be fun for the entire Family! Come out and dress up! Oh..its going to be a THRILLER NIGHT! Ghosts, Vampires, Zombies and Goons will be out to seal your doom! Come and join the fun. Fees will be made in advance before October 21 to reserve space. Contact ydhateam@yahoo.com if you have any questions

Trick or Suite
Where: Embassy Suites in Rogers
When: October 29th 5pm to 8pm
(Two check in times, 5pm and 6pm)

Treats at the Tracks:
Where: Train Station in Springdale
October 30th
Treats at the Tracks will provide a fun, safe place for families to come Trick-or-Treat on the Train, enjoy carnival games and live music, and have lots of fun. There will also be a haunted train for the older and braver kids. Proceeds benefit the House of Hope Rescue Mission. Canned good donations for our food pantry will also be accepted. Admission is $5.00 (Kids 2yrs and under are Free).
Tickets will be sold at the gate. Fun for all ages. Safe for Kids

Trick or Suite

This year we want to highlight October as ANTI-BULLYING month and October 21st as Unity Day against Bullying.

Our main goals are twofold: We would like to get everyone to wear orange on October 21st to raise awareness that Bullying DOES go on and it needs to be STOPPED and secondly we'd like to encourage everyone to sign the pledge - whether it be digital or on paper - against bullying and tell others to do the same.

To help us spread the word and celebrate, we will be offering a drawing package that will include: one dozen cookies from Bentonville Baking Company decorated in the Unity Day theme, a Unity Day t-shirt, bookmarks to give out against bullying, and a Unity Day poster. All you have to do is share an upcoming post that we will make NEXT THURSDAY (September 24th) on all of our social media accounts (Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter). Each time you share on any platform will enter your name into the drawing.

We will also be posting an anti-bullying resource from Pacer.org each Thursday now until the end of October that you can use in your home, classroom, or community.

MAKE IT ORANGE - MAKE IT END

visit www.pacer.org/bullying for the parent organization of this initiative and to find many helpful toolkits, resources, etc there.

- Staff of NWACPRC