Pine Level Community Center hosts Inaugural Spooktacular Event, draws in hundreds

Amanda Pevey

Elmore Autauga News

The Pine Level community enjoyed a night full of fun at the inaugural Spooktacular event held at the Pine Level Community Center. Carnival games, train rides, concessions, inflatables, music, balloon animals, and touch-a-truck vehicles were some of the highlights at the event.

“As we kicked off the Autumn season, this is the first spooktacular event at the Pine Level Community Center (PLCC), coordinated by the PLCC,” said Pine Level Mayor Zachary Bigley.

He continued, “The town is moving toward a greater partnership between us and them, and this is just the beginning of many exciting events aimed at serving our Pine Level residents and the surrounding areas. I have heard of more event ideas to come, and we are ready to take our community engagement to the next level. Get ready for Pine Level to go to the Next Level!”

The PLCC partnered with the Prattville Autauga Humane Society for this event. The community showed out by donating over 200 bags of cat and dog food, and monetary donations. For each donation, each guest received free carnival tickets to all the games.

“I am thrilled about the turnout for our inaugural Spooktacular, said Malorie Gray, Events Coordinator for the Pine Level Community Center. “It far exceeded my expectations, with approximately 800 to 1000 people who joined us to celebrate. It was truly an eye-opening and educational experience. I want to express my deepest gratitude to all the businesses and vendors who participated by bringing games and providing all the prizes for our incredible community. We were able to donate $445 to PAHS and approximately 200 bags of dog food. It was truly an amazing night, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the efforts of everyone who stepped up and helped. I look forward to working with the Pine Level Community Center and the Town of Pine Level for our Hometown Christmas event. I hope everyone comes out to celebrate our next event!”

Many local and area businesses also donated prizes to give away for the Bingo games at the event. All proceeds from the concessions and bingo cards went towards the improvements to the Pine Level Community Center.

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