The Paul Revere School parking lot transformed into a festive Halloween wonderland on Wednesday as families gathered for the school’s annual Trunk or Treat event. The well-attended celebration brought together students, families, and staff for an evening of costumes, candy, and community fun.
Trunk-or-Treat events have become a popular alternative to traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating, offering families a safe and convenient way to celebrate Halloween. Participants decorated their car trunks with spooky, funny, and creative themes while children—dressed as ghosts, superheroes, and storybook characters—collected treats from each trunk.
In addition to candy-filled trunks, the event featured music, games, and plenty of photo-worthy moments as families enjoyed a festive night together. The Paul Revere School’s Trunk or Treat highlighted the spirit of community that makes the holiday special—safe, fun, and full of Halloween cheer.
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