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Halloween Stroll Brings Out Trick Or Treaters, Young And Old
Everything was just ducky along Main Street last Saturday for this year’s Halloween Stroll. The event was hosted by the Orleans Elementary School parent teacher committee. RYAN BRAY PHOTOS
Skylar, Ollie and Kevin Johnson of Brewster got in on the Halloween fun last weekend.
There were costumes (and candy) a plenty in downtown Orleans during last Saturday’s stroll.
Staff at Cape Cod Lanterns had to refill the candy bowl to satisfy the eager trick or treaters.
The crisp late October weather was the perfect compliment to the pre-Halloween festivities on Main Street in Orleans last weekend.
Homegrown Boutique was among the local businesses that got into the holiday spirit during last Saturday’s Halloween Stroll.
Grace Prada and her son, Cameron, 4, came from Provincetown to join in on the Halloween fun.
Witches, animals and Spiderman, oh my!
Who says Halloween is just for kids? Town Moderator John Kanaga wasn’t about to miss out on the action during last Saturday’s stroll.
ORLEANS – Bears, tigers, superheroes, witches.
The vibe along Main Street last Saturday took a decidedly festive turn as part of this year’s Halloween Stroll. Hosted by the Orleans Elementary School parent teacher committee, the annual event invites families and residents to dress up and trick-or-treat at participating businesses, where candy was given out to every ghost, goblin and princess in sight.
Police closed off Main Street between Brewster Cross Road and Route 6A for the afternoon event, while trick or treaters and businesses also gathered on the opposite end of Main Street near Old Colony Road.
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