Kids wait to hear the winner from a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids wait to hear the winner from a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

PHOTOS: Halloween Treat City 2019 Smithers

Check out some of our photos from this year’s Treat City!

Check out some of the photos we took at Halloween Treat City 2019 held at Bovill Square in Smithers!


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A kid dressed up as a minecraft character held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

A kid dressed up as a minecraft character held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids show off their moves during a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids show off their moves during a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Where’s Waldo? (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Where’s Waldo? (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids show off their moves during a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids show off their moves during a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids show off their moves during a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

Kids show off their moves during a dance competition held at the 2019 Treat City, which took place at Bovill Square in Smithers on Oct. 31. (Trevor Hewitt photo)

PHOTOS: Halloween Treat City 2019 Smithers

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