The Greenwich Moms Halloween “Greet & Treat” drew countless young trick-or-treaters to Greenwich Avenue on Saturday. In addition to bountiful candy and treats, Greenwich Police organized a kid-friendly photo op with a police car and fire truck decorated for Halloween at the public safety complex. Over 75 businesses on Greenwich Avenue and its side streets participated in the event with special goodies, costume characters, and in-store promotions.
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager
Trick-or-treaters explored Greenwich Avenue on Oct 26, 2024 Photo: Leslie Yager