Lexington, Kentucky – In a recent announcement, local event organizers unveiled the details of the highly anticipated Radio Lex Zombie Crawl, a unique community event set to take place on October 28, 2024. The crawl, designed to celebrate Halloween in a fun and engaging way, is expected to attract participants of all ages eager to showcase their creativity in zombie costumes.
The Zombie Crawl will begin at 6 PM in downtown Lexington, ensuring convenient access for both locals and visitors. Participants can expect a variety of activities including live music, food trucks, and a contest for the best zombie costume. Registration for the event will open on October 1, 2024, with early bird pricing available to those who sign up quickly.
This spooky event aims to foster community spirit while providing entertainment and safe family fun. Mark Royse, a representative from the organizing team, explained that last year’s crawl was a resounding success, drawing over 1,000 participants. “We are looking forward to making this year even bigger and better,” said Royse. “The Zombie Crawl is not just about dressing up; it’s about bringing the community together to celebrate and have fun.”
In addition to the costume contest, the event will feature various activities throughout the downtown area, encouraging local businesses to participate. Residents are encouraged to explore the shops and restaurants while enjoying the festive atmosphere.
Organizers emphasize that safety remains a priority during the event. They are working closely with local law enforcement to ensure a safe environment for all participants. “We want everyone to enjoy the crawl responsibly and to celebrate with friends and family,” Royse added.
As the event date approaches, further updates and details about the schedule will be shared. Community members can stay informed by following local announcements or checking with downtown organizations.
The Radio Lex Zombie Crawl promises to be a memorable evening in the heart of Lexington, offering an exciting way to kick off the Halloween season. Residents are urged to mark their calendars and prepare for a night of spooky fun.
For additional information or inquiries about the event, interested individuals can reach out via email or follow local updates online.
