Downtown Lawrence trick-or-treating draws families in vibrant Halloween costumes
Penguins, superheroes, witches and more hit downtown Lawrence Tuesday to stock up on Halloween candy.
Penguins, superheroes, witches and more hit downtown Lawrence Tuesday to stock up on Halloween candy.
Grab your costume and a large bag — it’s trick-or-treating time in Lawrence. Here’s a roundup of some fun and spooky events in the area. Most involve gratuitous amounts of candy.
Haunting Humanities was back this year to frighten, entertain and educate community members during the Halloween season.
Students of Lawrence High School are planning spooky science fun for those who attend their Halloween-themed fundraiser on Sunday.
Community members are invited to get spooked by history, literature, language and culture during an upcoming humanities festival in downtown Lawrence.
On Halloween night, Lawrence families showed off their cute, creepy, and creative costumes during downtown trick-or-treating. The event was held from 5 p.m. until all the candy ran out.
Hundreds of children and adults flocked to the Prairie Park Nature Center’s Enchanted Forest Trail-or-Treat Sunday afternoon.
The cluster of gravestones jutting from Dana Dyer’s backyard beckon you to stop as you drive by.
Full of frights and fun for all ages, the annual Zombie Walk will return next Thursday to downtown Lawrence.
Chris Leiszler is one Lawrencian unaffected by the lack of a Spirit Halloween store this year: crafting costumes in lieu of store-bought ones is his specialty.
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