After last year’s pandemic pause, TPNA hosted a Halloween celebration, with a few Covid-friendly changes from previous years. We gave out candy and glow sticks in the park as usual. But in lieu of the traditional costume contest and kids crafts, which tend to be crowded events, trick or treaters and their families were invited to take their pictures at the gazebo in our first-ever Halloween alien- themed photo booth. A few hundred folks stopped in to enjoy the festivities over the course of two hours. Thanks to organizer Steve Falzarano, unofficial photographer Larry Apple, and all the volunteers who helped make this beloved holiday both fun and safe.
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