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Despite the rainy weather and Monday holiday, there were plenty of brave West Siders who donned their Halloween best last night, taking to the streets in costume after a weekend full of festive activity and sugar-fueled fun.
West Siders braved the rainy weather and the challenge of partying on a Monday to enjoy Halloween, including this group on 8th Avenue at W54th Street. Photo: Naty CaezYoung trick or treaters hit the street during daylight, including this family hoping for a candy haul. Photo: Naty Caez9th Avenue was a popular place to head for trick or treat. Photo: Naty CaezA very young apple out and about on 9th Avenue. Photo: Naty Caez
First up were the families taking tots out for trick or treat along 9th Avenue. One popular venue: Cybert’s Tires, whose spook-tacular display was first revealed by W42ST earlier in October, and whose special late hours were a draw for all sorts of costumed candy-seekers.
Later, hearty partiers not yet done after the weekend’s parades and costume contests strolled the West Side. In Times Square, crowds gathered looking for elaborate ensembles, though most of the costumed characters were the usual Elmo and Cookie Monster crew.
Cybert Tire on W52nd Street goes all out on Halloween every year, making it one of the West Side’s biggest draws for Halloween revelers determined to get a scare. Photo: Naty CaezA visitor at Cybert Tires on W52nd Street checks out their Halloween decorations. Photo: Naty CaezOn a rainy night, there were plenty of people heading in costume for indoor fun including at Atlas Social Club on 9th Avenue. Photo: Naty CaezLillie’s Victorian Establishment on W49th Street had a full complement of skeletons outside to welcome partiers. Photo: Naty Caez
