Plumb Corner Halloween Party attracts young ghouls, spooks and princesses
Oct 25, 2014
Xavier Montero celebrates after winning first place in the costume contest along with Carmine August. The duo dressed as video game characters Mario and Luigi. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
The annual Plumb Corner Halloween Party was a scream on Saturday afternoon as families arrived for trick-or-treating, hay rides, costume contest and lots of dancing.
DJ Howie and Sons provided music as kids decorated pumpkins and checked out a chilling haunted house inside the shops. To look at pictures from the event, see below.
Xavier Montero celebrates after winning first place in the costume contest along with Carmine August. The duo dressed as video game characters Mario and Luigi. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Simone Chiarto gives the costume contest judges her best devilish stare. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Brock Winslow (or maybe it should be Brick?) took home second place in his age category with this Lego-themed costume. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Pocahontas, Dorothy, Ariel and a fairy show judges their numbers during the costume contest at the Plumb Corner Halloween celebration. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
In the 0 to 3-year-old category, no one was cuter than Leo Forns who won first place as Clark Kent/Superman with some help from his mom Tracey. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Skylar Medeiros and Wayne Ingham chose spooky costumes for the celebration. Later, Skylar won third place in her age category during the costume contest. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Jessie Hackett was a busy little bee at the celebration. Here, she’s pictured with Rebecca Hunt. Jessie earned third place in the 0 to 3-year-old costume contest. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
A ghoul waves during the contest. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Carmine August, left, and Xavier Montero blow bubbles. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Kids decorate pumpkins in front of Plumb Corner Marker Saturday afternoon. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Rachel Barrett watches as Claire Habicht searches for candy. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
