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Halloweekend Highlights

Sebastian Zebrak, Staff Photographer
November 4, 2024
Sebastian Zebrak
Just puckin’ it outside Mr. Mike’s.

For some it started three weeks ago, for some it just began. But for all, it just finished.

Halloweekend 2024 will be one to remember: a Thursday-Friday-Saturday run, all gas, no brakes. No pause button, no rewind. 

Downtown Burlington was a runway of costumes. There were all the classics: cops, cats, cowboys and more. But there were many more, some clever, creepy or outright chilling. 

Here’s a sampler platter of the best from Friday and Saturday night, in and around Church Street.

Daphne drops her kebab. (Sebastian Zebrak)
Making one’s intentions quite clear. (Sebastian Zebrak)
Gay little monkey from the Apple store and her squad of minions. (Sebastian Zebrak)
Praying hard or hardly praying? (Sebastian Zebrak)
Curlers, canes and corrective lenses. (Sebastian Zebrak)
Found him. (Sebastian Zebrak)
Hershey’s Kiss (matching handbag not pictured). (Sebastian Zebrak)
Expelliarmus! (Sebastian Zebrak)
Congratulations! Congratulations! (Sebastian Zebrak)
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