BELLEVIEW, FL (352today.com) – Calling all local creatives: the City of Belleview wants your help designing this yearโs official T-shirt for the 2025 Trunk or Treat: Powered by Gary Yeomanโs Ford. This beloved Halloween bash at Lake Lillian brings out the best in our community โ families, businesses, and neighbors all coming together for a night of costumes, candy, and good vibes.
Now, your artwork could be front and center on the T-shirts everyone will be wearing. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a doodling daydreamer, this is your chance to showcase your spooky spirit and Belleview pride.
Hereโs what you need to know:
- Theme: Whimsical, fun, and family-friendly Halloween
- Design: Full-color artwork on the front of the shirt
- Include: โTrunk or Treat: Powered by Gary Yeomanโs Fordโ and a Belleview reference (like Lake Lillian!)
- Deadline: Wednesday, June 25 at 5 p.m.
- Format: High-resolution PNG, JPG, or PDF
- Prize: Your design featured on the official shirt, a prize pack, and bragging rights
City leaders say last yearโs Foodie Fest shirt was a fan favorite, and theyโre hoping to top it with help from the creative minds of Belleview.
To enter, send your design to Robert Vass at rvass@belleviewfl.org.
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