Halloween music will fill the air and hundreds of carved pumpkins will light up the woods. Funny-faced pumpkins will be on display, and a slingshot will propel pumpkins into the air.
Families are encouraged to come in Halloween costumes as they trick-or-treat their way through the pumpkin glow display.
The first 100 kids to arrive will receive a free pumpkin sling bag each night.
The Glen Helen Raptor Center will have a program featuring live owls on Oct. 26 and Rock On Ice, an ice carving company, will hold pumpkin carving demonstrations Oct. 27.
WANT TO GO?
What: Greene County Parks & Trails Pumpkin Glow
When: Oct. 26-27, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Where: Russ Nature Reserve, 2380 Kemp Road, Beavercreek
Admission: Free. A food vendor will be on site with kettle corn and beverages for a fee.
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