Keyword: Halloween
161 results total, viewing 81 - 90
Ghouls, assorted princesses and other festively dressed visitors watch magic unfold at the event hosted by the Madison Theatre.
Frightful and not-so frightful adventures
Molloy's Great Lawn takes on the spirit of the season during this weekend's family festival. more
Halloween decoration consultant Joe Allocco designed the village’s zombie walk, which opens Thursday.
Zombie zone replaces hayride
After last year’s Haunted Hayride attracted more than 3,000 people and resulted in waits longer than three hours, village officials decided to go with something different this year: a three-night immersive experience, beginning Thursday and continuing through Saturday, that will put visitors in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. more
|
There are many characters throughout the front yard that are meant to frighten.
Viking graveyard spooks Seaford
The Viking Graveyard, nestled on William Street in Seaford, will scare the life right out of any passerby. Do you dare enter the unknown? With boarded up windows, an eerie pumpkin patch, a three-headed, vicious dog and a masked man with a chainsaw accessory, there is no way out of this haunted maze. The entry price? Canned food. more
|
Cast a sweet spell: Create some festive concoctions that are sure to to make your Halloween revelry extra tasty.
Fright night treats
The countdown is on to spooking and assorted revelry. Get your ghoul on and host a tricky treat of bash that’s sure to be a thrill. more
|
Calling all alums
All you cool cats surely remember the 1964 Halloween Dance with the Majestix. The Majestix will be onstage again at the Baldwin Foundation for Education's Youth Center during the traditional All … more
Joe Allocco, second from left, and his family were honored by the county.
Local businessman honored for Halloween house
Joe Allocco, creator of the Franklin Square Horror House, was presented with a citation by County Executive Edward Mangano in recognition of more than 19 years of community service with his Halloween … more
Dr. Barry Silverman, at top left, a dentist with offices in Bellmore and Bayside, collected more than a thousand pounds of candy for the troops overseas through a buyback program that he sponsored during the Halloween season. Joining in the effort were his fellow dentists, Dr. Laura Sotomayor, in the white coat beside Silverman, and Dr. Matthew Siegel, on the floor, along with staff members.
Dental office collects a thousand pounds of candy for the troops
This past Halloween season, Silverman and Associates, LLP Family Dentistry sponsored a candy buyback for which the dental office paid for candy by the pound and shipped it to U.S. troops serving overseas ... more
Tony Moran, left, and RVC resident Dominic Parkin at Cannon’s Blackthorn.
Mike Myers comes to town — sans mask
Rockville Centre residents got to meet iconic horror actor, Tony Moran, who played the masked killer Michael Myers in the 1978 “Halloween” film. Moran, now 57, appeared at Cannon’s Blackthorn this past weekend. When Jamie Lee Curtis unmasks Michael Myers at the end of the movie, Moran’s face is on screen. more
|
Alexa and Maya Camacho couldn't wait to take another turn on the inflatable slide.
Trick-or-treat at Connect Church
Folks from near and far found plenty of treats at Connect Church’s annual fall festival on Halloween. Children and adults alike donned costumes at the festival, which was held outside the … more
|
John Nocera, a second-grade student at Forest Lake Elementary School, took a trip through the tunnel of terror last Friday morning, one of many activities that was part of the Halloween Fitness Funhouse.
A fitness funhouse at Forest Lake
The gymnasium at Forest Lake Elementary School had a different look to it during the last two weeks of October. In the spirit of Halloween, half of the space was turned into a Halloween Fitness Funhouse, with a variety of activities that were appropriate for the season. more
|
« Prev | 1 … 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 … 17 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© 2024, Richner Communications · 2 Endo Blvd · Garden City, NY · (516) 569-4000
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions