Photo Gallery: Halloween in the North End / Waterfront
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The rain mostly held off for the big Trick or Treating hours on Thursday in the North End / Waterfront neighborhood with lots of fun at the ROC Carnival at Nazzaro and the RUFF / NEMPAC events on the Prado. Send us your Halloween photo and we’ll add them to the gallery ! Email them to info@northendwaterfront.com or @NorthEndBoston on Twitter. Click any image to enlarge photos in a slideshow.
Halloween Party on the Prado – Photo by Matt Conti
Juliana Toscano as “Goth Ballerina” – Photo by Lori Toscano
Photo by Andrea Knob
Star Wars and Princesses on the Prado – Photo by Matt Conti
New Spin Laundromat The Town Costume by Adam Castiglioni
RUFF Red Sox Fan Costume – Photo by Matt Conti
Photo by Andrea Knob
Spooky Nazzaro – Photo by Michelle Descamps-Mario
DJ Mario on the Prado – Photo by Matt Conti
A BRAVE Family – Photo by Matt Conti
Daniel Toscano as “Steve from Mindcraft”, directing morning traffic . Custom made by Bridget Papa – Photo by Lori Toscano
RUFF Halloween on the Prado – Photo by Matt Conti
Jack-o-Lanterns at Nazzaro Center – Photo by Matt Conti
Angels and Witches on the Prado – Photo by Matt Conti
Juliana Toscano as a ” Goth Ballerina ” & Daniel Toscano as ” Steve from Mindcraft ” custom made by Bridget Papa – Photo by Lori Toscano
The Bats Are Out Tonight – Photo by Michelle Decamps-Mario
Ready your costumes; NEMPAC’s annual Halloween events are coming up in just a few weeks! Both events will be located on the Paul Revere Mall in the North End, and are free and open to the public: Pumpkin Painting on the Prado | Monday, October 24th, 3:15 – 5:30 PM (weather dependent – rain date Read More…
There was live music by the Moldy Suitcases, great food, creative costumes and all-around fun at this year’s Halloween Party at Filippo’s. The fun-raiser was organized by North End resident, Becca Griffin, who is developing a Boston Community Collaborative as a platform to build community. Photos by Matt Conti. High resolution gallery and prints.
They stop for a spell at Copp’s Hill Burying Ground and check their hex messages. Submitted by Thomas F. Schiavoni, coppshill@aol.com. Also, see more Witch’s Parking.
