Event draws large crowd

More than 5,000 people attended the "Guinguette de la Peur" in Rivesaltes on Saturday, October 31, for its first edition. The event took place in the town’s public spaces and was organized by the local government as part of its efforts to boost community engagement and attract visitors.

Activities included spooky maze and costume contest

The event featured a "Labyrinthe de la Peur," a maze where participants encountered surprises and scary creatures, as well as a costume contest that attracted people of all ages, from children to adults, wearing creative Halloween outfits. These activities were designed to entertain and engage attendees in the spirit of the holiday.

Evening ended with music and fireworks

The evening concluded with a DJ performance and a fireworks display at 10:00 p.m., which created a Halloween-themed spectacle in the sky. The display was a highlight of the event, adding to the festive atmosphere and drawing cheers from the crowd.

Event aimed to unite residents and revitalize the city

The organizers aimed to bring together residents of all ages in a convivial and festive atmosphere. This initiative is part of the new municipal administration's broader efforts to revitalize the city and promote community activities that foster social cohesion.

Organizers praise the success of the event

Julien Potel and his team, who organized the event, highlighted its success in uniting families and adding a new dimension to the commune's traditional festivities. They expressed satisfaction with the turnout and the positive feedback from participants.