Halloween

A Fairhaven couple broke their record with 616 trick-or-treaters this Halloween, running out of candy despite doubling their supply.

Lakeville's Churchill Shores neighborhood had a Post Malone clone knocking on doors on Halloween and asking for candy in this hilarious video.

I remember going trick-or-treating as a kid. As I got older and was allowed to go out alone, I became savvier and even started laying out game plans with my neighborhood friends. We had curfews, so we had to make sure our routes were efficient...

Mike and Sue Coutinho’s family-operated Halloween display at 23 Coury Drive in Acushnet brings spooky joy in memory of their late son.

There are lots of different candies being made right here in Massachusetts and you could 'give local' to the trick-or-treaters this year. Here's what to buy.

While many parents seek out less scary Halloween events for their little ones, some would rather get a good scare themselves this season. Here are some local events to explore.

The Chosen Family Creative & Wellness Market's Halloween Festival in New Bedford offers shopping, performances, and community support while raising funds for future events and partnerships.

Every year, families flock to Brown Street to watch a parade of witches, adorned in their best attire, as they switch out their broomsticks for paddle boards.

A massive Trunk-or-Treat event in Dighton on October 19th promises family fun with hayrides, games, a witch performance, and more, all to support Rehoboth students.

Take advantage of the Halloween season and avoid the nightmares with these family-friendly events happening all month long on the SouthCoast.