Kids fill the street for treats
Some kids get candy from a Oompa Loompa and Willy Wonka. Photos by Kat Sheridan
Charlie, dressed up as Boo. 
A puppy dressed up for the parade. 
An angel, Lucy Amaral (7) checks how much candy she got. 
Brendan, Harry (2,) Hannah, Sam (5.5) and George (3.5.)
Some kids do some trick or treating.
Amber and Julian with the one-year-old bumblebee. 
A family of Minions. 
Harrison Morris, 7, decorates a bat. 
Declan (5) dressed up as some mac n' cheese. 
Cooper Patnode smiles at the camera. 
Bo (3) and Rue the puppy. 
Mateo (7) dressed up as a turtle. 
Leily and Evaline (3) dressed as Granny and Little Red Riding Hood. 
Henry Rearden (3.5) gets excited about all the costumes. 
Elliot Tavares (8) dressed Elphaba. 
Luka (4) grabs some candy. 
Emily (12) dressed up as a jellyfish. 
Axel (1.5) the skunk. 
A four-year-old dressed as a pumpkin. 
Lennon McLean (1) would scare off all the crows. 
Piper, Haley (2,) Liz (5) and Molly as a group of superheroes. 
Sarah Maurer and Katie Tavares as a dachshund. 
Ellen (4,) Emerson (4,) Alley and Edith (5 months) dressed up for Christmas rather than Halloween. 
Graham (6) and Charlie Armando (5) excited for the parade.
Nathan Silva and Rowan (4.5) dressed as Luigi and Princess Peach. 
Mason (2) as a firetruck. 
Marta, Col and Kyoko (2.5) dressed up as Jack Skellington, Oogey Boogey and Sally. 
Diana Fairfax, Vickie Bancroft, George Cavanaugh and Kathy Mann as "boomer commercials."
Maddie (11) as a bunch of nerds. 
Rowan (3) as Yoda. 
Jordan Bowker (4) gets some candy.
Some kids get candy from a Oompa Loompa and Willy Wonka. Photos by Kat Sheridan
Charlie, dressed up as Boo.
A puppy dressed up for the parade.
An angel, Lucy Amaral (7) checks how much candy she got.
Brendan, Harry (2,) Hannah, Sam (5.5) and George (3.5.)
Some kids do some trick or treating.
Amber and Julian with the one-year-old bumblebee.
A family of Minions.
Harrison Morris, 7, decorates a bat.
Declan (5) dressed up as some mac n' cheese.
Cooper Patnode smiles at the camera.
Bo (3) and Rue the puppy.
Mateo (7) dressed up as a turtle.
Leily and Evaline (3) dressed as Granny and Little Red Riding Hood.
Henry Rearden (3.5) gets excited about all the costumes.
Elliot Tavares (8) dressed Elphaba.
Luka (4) grabs some candy.
Emily (12) dressed up as a jellyfish.
Axel (1.5) the skunk.
A four-year-old dressed as a pumpkin.
Lennon McLean (1) would scare off all the crows.
Piper, Haley (2,) Liz (5) and Molly as a group of superheroes.
Sarah Maurer and Katie Tavares as a dachshund.
Ellen (4,) Emerson (4,) Alley and Edith (5 months) dressed up for Christmas rather than Halloween.
Graham (6) and Charlie Armando (5) excited for the parade.
Nathan Silva and Rowan (4.5) dressed as Luigi and Princess Peach.
Mason (2) as a firetruck.
Marta, Col and Kyoko (2.5) dressed up as Jack Skellington, Oogey Boogey and Sally.
Diana Fairfax, Vickie Bancroft, George Cavanaugh and Kathy Mann as "boomer commercials."
Maddie (11) as a bunch of nerds.
Rowan (3) as Yoda.
Jordan Bowker (4) gets some candy.
Hundreds of creatures flooded the Padanaram Village; fairies, witches, scarecrows and more. But there was nothing supernatural afoot- it was all children dressed up for Halloween trick or treating.
Every year, Padanaram Village hosts a parade where kids can show off their costumes and get some candy from the local businesses.
This year, hundreds of children showed up with their parents, grandparents and guardians. There were group costumes, single costumes, handmade costumes and exact replicas.
They all marched down Elm Street from the Yacht Club parking lot to Saint Peter’s Church. Firetrucks led the parade, blocking the street for the kids' safety. There were so many people, a number ended up parked in the street as kids paraded.
As they continued, the Dartmouth Arts and Cultural Center had the first ever “Enchanted Gallery.” Characters decorated the walls, and kids could decorate a bat cutout however they wanted.
Cooper Patnode, age 5, described the event as “good” and said his favorite part was walking around and getting candy.
