In support of the Army Family Covenant, Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation made sure there was plenty of fall fun for all ages for Halloween.
The Haunted Hayride Oct. 30 at Round Pond Recreation Area was a huge hit, attracting more than 500 people, 200 more attendees than last year.
The weather cooperated for a Family-friendly evening that included a hayride through the forests of Round Pond and children activities and refreshments in the Community House.
Single Soldiers also had an opportunity to relax at the Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers Halloween Bash Oct. 31 at the Buffalo Soldier Pavilion.
The costume party attracted 85 Soldiers who enjoyed complimentary food and beverages, dancing, games and Wii competitions throughout the night.
West Point youth were invited to attend a Halloween Dance Oct. 24 at the Youth Center and School Age Services took a field trip to Hodgson's Farm in Walden for a hayride and pumpkin picking Oct. 30. With the holidays right around the corner, FMWR offers many opportunities to make the season bright.
Events include ITR trips to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Radio City Christmas Spectacular in New York City, brunch with Santa at the West Point Club and the annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony at Buffalo Soldier Field, to name a few.
For more information on these events, visit westpointmwr.com.
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