halloween

The parade has been a staple in the community for over thirty years, and that tradition continues, rain or shine, on Halloween night.

There are lots of different ways to rank the cities and towns across the SouthCoast. Just in time for Halloween, we have run the numbers on the best places for trick-or-treating. In a recent national ranking by the Chamber of Commerce, a website for small businesses, Cambridge came in second among the safest cities to trick-or-treat in the entire country. Acc...

Halloween weekend is coming up fast, so get those costumes ready and head to New Bedford for some free, family fun this Friday night. New Bedford Parks, Recreation and Beaches are hosting a free Halloween party at the Andrea McCoy Recreation Center at 181 Hillman Street...

Harrison Ingham has been putting on interactive Halloween displays for years and he’s ready to make the “Haunted Yard by Dark New England” scarier than ever.

Viva Fall River has organized the city's first downtown Spooky Stroll where kids can get tasty treats from local businesses.

Need a fun Halloween arts and craft project for the kids on these rainy October days? Turns out Market Basket has the perfect craft that could also win your child some fantastic prizes. In case you missed it in your Market Basket weekly flyer, the supermarket chain's Halloween coloring contest 2022 is now underway and kids of all ages can score treats and prizes...

Fairhaven's Shawn Davis is a mechanical engineer by day and an inventor on the side by night who created a product called the "Stack-O-Lantern".

Halloween month is here and people love to celebrate the spookiness by scaring themselves silly. Turns out there are plenty of local hotels perfect for giving yourself the creeps while also treating yourself to a night away. Of course the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast and newly owned Conjuring House might just be the scariest places to spend the night around Halloween (or any time of year really

There's a "Halloween Town" on the Cape that's just as good as visiting Salem.

There's a spooky parade returning to New Bedford's South End you won't want to miss out on so grab your costumes and your walking shoes.