PHOTOS: Spooky costumes and haunted mansions lit up Emerald
Trick-or-treaters were out in force, enjoying the much anticipated 2020 Emerald Halloween event.
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FROM spooky ghosts to haunted mansions, trick-or-treaters went all out for the much anticipated Emerald Halloween.
The annual event looked much different this year, with many people travelling in cars and only getting out to collect treats.
Despite the changes to maintain Queensland health advice, the night was filled with joy and smiles as families and friends enjoyed the social event together.
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