Costumed characters of all variety traversed the streets of Whitewater Thursday looking for tricks and treats.
The activity, sponsored by the Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce, brought the community together to join in some Halloween fun during an event called “Ghouls’ Night Out.”
Nearly 50 businesses and organizations, operating from locations throughout the downtown area and extended Main Street corridor, participated in the event with each providing a holiday-oriented blend of treats, games and contests.
Pictures from the event follow.
Vayda Briggs, 9, at left, reaches for candy while making a stop at Rocky Rococo in Whitewater. She was assisted by Quinn Rave who was manning the counter.
Ghouls, goblins, and even a princess, gather near St Patrick Catholic Church. The church was one of many institutions welcoming event-goers while providing treats and games.
Kadence Pierce, 3, sporting a yellow chicken costume, was among those participating in games at St. Patrick Catholic Church. His aunt, Samantha Sizemore, Fort Atkinson, offered words of encouragement as he mastered the game.
A couple stops to try their hand at ring toss with witches’ hats. The game was among those attracting Ghouls’ Night Out participants as they worked their way through the city.
Sweet Spot employee Sam Kiernan, at left, offers treats to a group of young visitors.
Members of the Whitewater Fire Department and Rescue Squad hand out candy.
Officer Kelsey Servi and her K-9 partner “Truss,” seated in a service vehicle, and Officer Justin Stuppy and his K-9 partner “Tilla,” all of whom serve within the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Police Department, visit with youngsters participating in Ghouls’ Night Out.
Members of the Whitewater Fire Department and Rescue Squad gather with costumed friends for a photo op. They standing, at center, Marc Taylor, followed by Josephine Coy, 6, Fort Atkinson, from left, Whitewater Fire Department A-EMT Megan Coakley, Ashley Dodd, and Lyric Coy, 3, also of Fort Atkinson.
Ghouls’ Night Out participants arriving at McDonald for ice cream.
Farrah Koser, 11, and Ezra Koser, 5, both from Fort Atkinson, accompanied by the father, not pictured, work their way down Main Street.
Ghouls’ Night Out participants find treats at Advanced Auto Parts.
Tom Ganser photos.
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