Free admission to the haunted hay maze at Pires Flower Basket, Inc.
NORWICH – As part of its recent efforts to become more active in the community, Pires Flower Basket, Inc. is inviting the public to visit its new haunted hay maze, open between now and Halloween.
Located in a greenhouse beside the Pires produce stand at 216 North Broad Street, Pires owner Rick Williams says the haunted hay maze was created for children and admission is free of charge.
“This year we tried to keep it pretty low-key because we didn't want to scare the children,” said Williams. “We're trying to make it not too scary and it's been really popular with little kids.”
Williams went on to say that Pires is considering a haunted house for next year, one that's “really scary.” But either way, Williams said the haunted hay maze will remain a part of the Pires Flower Basket, Inc.'s Halloween itinerary.
“As long as the produce stand is open, the haunted hay maze is open,” said Williams. “We're thinking about staying open until 7 p.m. this Saturday.”
Williams said the haunted hay maze is one of many efforts of Pires' to be involved in the community.
Other efforts include participating in a family fun day at Norwich Farmers Market, Saturdays in the Park, the Petal it Forward initiative, and this weekend, Pires will be at the Pumpkin Festival selling its seasonal produce.
Located in a greenhouse beside the Pires produce stand at 216 North Broad Street, Pires owner Rick Williams says the haunted hay maze was created for children and admission is free of charge.
“This year we tried to keep it pretty low-key because we didn't want to scare the children,” said Williams. “We're trying to make it not too scary and it's been really popular with little kids.”
Williams went on to say that Pires is considering a haunted house for next year, one that's “really scary.” But either way, Williams said the haunted hay maze will remain a part of the Pires Flower Basket, Inc.'s Halloween itinerary.
“As long as the produce stand is open, the haunted hay maze is open,” said Williams. “We're thinking about staying open until 7 p.m. this Saturday.”
Williams said the haunted hay maze is one of many efforts of Pires' to be involved in the community.
Other efforts include participating in a family fun day at Norwich Farmers Market, Saturdays in the Park, the Petal it Forward initiative, and this weekend, Pires will be at the Pumpkin Festival selling its seasonal produce.
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