| Trick or Treat! |
Evan Mulvihill, Trick-or-Treater |
Even if you don't have kids, going trick-or-treating is all about picking the right location. You don't want to be knocking on empty houses full of real cobwebs; you want to go to where the costumes are plentiful, the decorations are festive, and the energy is high. Here, 3 favorite spots to trick-or-treat in Chelsea this year. |
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Mayhem To The Max
Meet first in CCl Moore Park (10th Ave between 21st and 22nd Sts) on October 31st at 6pm. There, kids can compare costumes and enjoy apple cider and doughnuts. Then they'll head over to 21st and 22nd Streets between 9th and 10th to check out awesomely ghostly houses. One frequent attendee tells us: "People decorate their brownstones in a really over-the-top way,. One guy paints his face white every year and spends the evening in a coffin propped against his stoop. He 'wakes up' and scares the tinies every few minutes." 400 Block Association
21st St. btwn. 9th & 10th Aves.   
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Pic or Treat!
Is your kid's costume picture perfect? Get it photographed at this Chelsea children's boutique next Saturday (10/29) for free, and take 10% off store-wide. The photographer is none other than the talented Jill Royster of little clutch. 10/29, 11am-5pm. My Little Sunshine
177 9th Ave. (nr. 21st. St.)
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Spooky Market
The 2nd annual Jam-BOO-ree party kicks off the day before Halloween (Sun 10/30) from 2:30 to 5pm. The shops and fooderies in Chelsea Market will showcase carved jack-o-laterns, and there will be performances by stilt walkers and jugglers, face painting, and more. Fat Witch Bakery doles out mini-brownies and even the Lobster Place hands out cookies and candy. [Photo via] Chelsea Market
75 9th Ave. (nr. 15th St.)
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