Menlo Park's Halloween Hoopla brings revelers back to downtown

SLIDESHOW: The Hillview Middle School and La Entrada Middle School bands march down Santa Cruz Avenue during the Halloween Hoopla Parade in Menlo Park on Oct. 29, 2022. Photo by Natalia Nazarova.

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Menlo Park's Halloween Hoopla brings revelers back to downtown

SLIDESHOW: The Hillview Middle School and La Entrada Middle School bands march down Santa Cruz Avenue during the Halloween Hoopla Parade in Menlo Park on Oct. 29, 2022. Photo by Natalia Nazarova.

Londym Cantren, 4, dressed like a unicorn, waits for the Halloween Hoopla Parade to begin in Menlo Park on Oct. 29, 2022. Photo by Natalia Nazarova.

Menlo Park's favorite DIY Halloween parade was back this year, as costumed kids took over downtown on Saturday, Oct. 29, getting into character, posing for photos and trick-or-treating at local businesses.

Young musicians from the Hillview and La Entrada middle school bands led the parade up Santa Cruz Avenue.

The Halloween Hoopla, which also features entertainment and activities at Fremont Park, went on a two-year hiatus during the pandemic. While the city's summer concert series also returned this year, the Halloween event is the biggest city-sponsored event to resume so far, with more to follow.

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Andrea Gemmet
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Menlo Park's Halloween Hoopla brings revelers back to downtown

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Uploaded: Mon, Oct 31, 2022, 11:46 am

Menlo Park's favorite DIY Halloween parade was back this year, as costumed kids took over downtown on Saturday, Oct. 29, getting into character, posing for photos and trick-or-treating at local businesses.

Young musicians from the Hillview and La Entrada middle school bands led the parade up Santa Cruz Avenue.

The Halloween Hoopla, which also features entertainment and activities at Fremont Park, went on a two-year hiatus during the pandemic. While the city's summer concert series also returned this year, the Halloween event is the biggest city-sponsored event to resume so far, with more to follow.

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