Tricks and treats

The brave and the ghoulish headed to the elementary school on Saturday to celebrate the scariest of seasons. Kid Prints hosted their second Halloween Carnival in the gymnasium to give the kids a chance to show off their costumes while enjoying some good old-fashioned fun.

Witches, superheroes and goblins took part in the many activities, from a cake-walk to a costume contest. Particularly popular was the “trunk-or-treat” in the parking lot, in which community members parked their decorated vehicles in a row and handed out candy to their little visitors (who were, for the most part, determined to show off their outfits despite the chill).

If you’re looking for more spooky entertainment this Halloween, visit the Masonic Lodge on October 31 between 5 and 8 p.m. for a Trick or Treat event including candy, clowns, balloons and refreshments, or head to Pine Haven’s town hall between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. for a Halloween Party that promises a trunk-or-treat, costume contest, refreshments and a carved pumpkin competition.