Witches take over St. Andrews for 10th annual Ride for the Cure

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - The streets of St. Andrews were filled with witches and warlocks today for the 10th annual Ride for the Cure for Pancreatic Cancer.

The Emerald Coast Pancreatic Care Initiative, formerly known as the Witches of St. Andrews, hosts the event every year.

Those with the nonprofit say this year was their largest turnout so far.

Hundreds of witches lined the streets to participate in dancing, cackling and more.

The event featured a charity bike ride and golf cart parade, with Congressman Jimmy Patronis serving as grand marshal.

It was all to raise money to support the fight against pancreatic cancer.

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