Costumes, creativity and candy at BI Hometown Halloween | Bainbridge Island Review

Costumes, creativity and candy at BI Hometown Halloween

November 1, 2024 1:30 am

Tags: Bainbridge Island, Halloween

A ghostbuster meets a 1990's icon.

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Homicidal doll Chucky and a very young parachuter enjoy the costumes while staying dry.

A mobile version of historic 1930 painting 'American Gothic' by Grant Wood.

Two dinosaur cowboys astride their scaly steeds.

Dragon costumes were big at Hometown Halloween, like this frost dragon.

Other dragons went with a traditional fiery theme.

Toad, of Frog and Toad fame, smiles at a passerby.

Finding one Waldo is hard enough — two, plus a pumpkin, is a real treat.

Some businesses handed out Pokemon cards.

It takes courage to dress as a piñata on a day dedicated to collecting candy.

Bainbridge Island City Councilmember Clarence Moriwaki and a city employee laugh with festival attendees.

Nintendo favorites Donkey Kong and Yoshi hang out with Link. from Legend of Zelda.

Tags: Bainbridge Island, Halloween

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