Halloween Fun Is All Week: Here's What's Happening

(October 26, 2005) Pumpkin patches, parades and fairs are popping up all over Larchmont and Mamaroneck this week. How to keep up with it all? Check the Larchmont Gazette calendar and the list below.

All of October: St. Thomas' Great Pumpkin Patch

Everyday, all day long the pumpkin patch is open 10 am to 5 pm. Last day is Halloween, October 31. Details on Pumpkin Patch...

Friday, October 28 and Saturday, 29: Sts. J&P Halloweekend

Sts. John & Paul Halloweekend Festival starts with a teen dance on Friday night, and goes on to Saturday with a full morning of pancake breakfast, 5K and 1-Mile races, pony rides and games. Saturday evening there's a "drive-in" movie and raffle drawing for a 2006 BMW 3. More details on Halloweekend...

Saturday, October 29, 12:30: Rag-a-Muffin Parade in Village of Larchmont

Gather at 12:30 at the intersection of Larchmont and Palmer Avenue. Rag-a-Muffins of all ages parade in costume down Larchmont Avenue to Village Hall, where they'll be greeted with refreshments and entertainment. See photos from last year's parade...

Central students got a jump on the scary day at a Tales of Terror evening, Thursday, October 27. Costumed kids in darkened rooms presented their terrifying stories to frightened parents. Photo from Jenny Moskowitz

Saturday, October 29, 2-3:30 pm: Halloween Fair at LAC

Come in costume, play games, win prizes, visit the haunted house! For children ages 8 and younger. Admission is $5 (adults are free).

Sunday, October 30, 12-4 pm: Scare Fair at Central School

New auction items, games, music and eats mix with traditional favorites. Open free to the public. More details on Scare Fair 2005 ...

Sunday, October 30, 3 pm: LHS Halloween Thrills on the Silent Screen

The Larchmont Historical Society is inaugurating its “Larchmont Luminaries” series with “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” starring Larchmont summer resident John Barrymore. Current Larchmont resident and Academy Award nominated film editor Andrew Mondshein will introduce the silent screen classic. The free event is in the Larchmont Community Center located behind the Larchmont Library. Note: May be too scary for young viewers. Details on LHS "Larchmont Luminaries" & "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" ...

Monday, October 31, 4-7 pm: LMC-TV's Annual Trick or Treat Show

Larchmont Mamaroneck Community Television (LMC-TV) welcomes all ghosts, goblins, cardboard dice, and even yellow sponges to LMC-TV Studio One (Palmer Avenue side of Mamaroneck High School). Kids in grades Kindergarten through 8 are invited to LMC-TV Studio One for the Halloween show to discuss their costumes, receive a treat, learn important Halloween safety tips or just say "hi" to grandma and grandpa live on LMC-TV channel 75. 

For more information about LMC-TV's Trick or Treat Television, please contact LMC-TV Studio One Coordinator, German Cornejo  (914) 381-2002 Ext: 205, 3 to 10 pm (Monday through Friday) or  e-mail: gcornejo@lmc-tv.org.

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