Top Halloween Costumes of 2020
PRINCE GEORGE – It’s no question the Halloween season this year will both look and feel substantially different this year. While some may already have their costumes already sorted out, others may be skipping out on the spooky day altogether.
At Halloween Alley, the holiday’s annual pop-up shop in Prince George, they’ve actually experienced sales higher this year than last year.
“A lot of people, they need something right now. They need something, I don’t want to say something more normal, but out of the norm now. Something they’re used to,” explained Shawna Talbot, co-owner and operator of the Halloween Alley in Prince George. “Halloween has actually been huge this year. We were a little sceptical, we weren’t sure how that was going to go. We just figured we’d open the doors and see what happens.”
Talbot says many people are going in on more than just their costumes as well.
