Families and fun seekers came out to enjoyed games, charity and competition before marching down High Street at the 2019 Morgantown Zombie Walk.
Revelers convened Friday evening at the Market Place, 400 Spruce St., where they enjoyed pre-walk activities such as face painting, music by local acts Haggard Wülf and Mike Ghost and costume contests.
West Virginia University’s Department of Neuroscience was also on hand with preserved sheep’s brains to help explain the effects zombification might have on a human brain.
Although attendance was down compared to prior years, spirits were still high among the zombie hoard.
The walk has served as a food drive for the local Salvation Army since its inception.
Regardless, the annual walk has become a staple of the Halloween season in Morgantown.
