CityPlace West Palm Beach by Related Ross will host Fall Fest, presented in partnership with FPL, October 24–25. The weekend will bring fall traditions and Halloween festivities to CityPlace, including pumpkin picking, trick-or-treating, live music, a beer garden by Moody Tongue, cookie decorating at Maman, an outdoor movie night, and more.
The lawn will transform into a festive pumpkin patch, where guests can pick their favorite pumpkin, savor seasonal bites and sips, capture photos, and enjoy live music.
On October 24, families are invited to set out on a neighborhood-wide trick-or-treat adventure, beginning with check-in by the water pavilion before making their way through participating retailers and restaurants to collect treats. Trick-or-treaters will receive totes to carry along the route, complete with face painting throughout the afternoon. For parents, Moody Tongue will activate a pop-up beer garden where adults can sip seasonal brews.
As evening arrives, The Lawn will transform for Boo-vie Night, featuring a complimentary outdoor screening of the Halloween classic Hocus Pocus. Guests can settle in for the family-friendly film, enjoy popcorn, or grab takeout from their favorite CityPlace restaurants to enjoy.
Fall Fest continues October 25 with the Pooch Costume Pawty, inviting pups and their owners to dress in their best Halloween looks and parade through CityPlace before a judged costume contest. The Pooch Parade and Costume Pawty will be judged by a panel that includes representatives from FPL and Cleveland Clinic, along with Jeremy Morse, executive director of the Related Ross Foundation. Participating pups will also receive custom bandanas, while supplies last.
Fall Fest is free and open to the public. For more information, visit cityplacefallfest.splashthat.com.
