Fallback Friday: 14th Annual North End Spooktacular Halloween Party
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Thanksgiving may be around the corner, but for this “Fallback Friday,” we’re taking a few steps back to reminisce about the 14th annual North End Neighborhood Halloween party!
Sponsored by Boston Center for Youth and Families (BCYF) Nazzaro Center, the City of Boston and the North End Music & Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) partnered up with the ROC (Recovery Outreach Community) to host this annual event on November 2 featuring games, bouncy houses, crafts, pumpkin painting, pizza, sweet treats and more. See photos below!
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